TnBob

go fishin' for me. Have a great time!

As often as possible............750 miles

No Busman, it was Paul and Paula although that wasn't their real names and it was Jay and the Americians although there were 3 different Jays only the first had the real name of Jay. Now Busman, how bout some Perry Como trivia? >:D

ok so here are 5 more: 16. What was the name of the railroad Walt built in his backyard? 17. What did Walt call days he took his daughters out? 18. What was the name of the park in Copenhagen that Walt felt was clean and well kept? 19. What subsidiary of his company did Walt start to design Disneyland? 20. What word did Walt have trouble saying?

I looked it up after you posted because thats not the answer that was in the program, in the program they called the music "March of the Dwarfs" When I looked it up it said it was "March of the trolls" and here is what I found on Wikipedia: While many claim that the musical score was adapted from the Saint-Sa?ns composition Danse Macabre, Carl Stalling explained, in a 1969 interview, that it was actually a foxtrot set in a minor key. Stalling suggested the idea for a series of musical one-shot cartoons to Disney at a gag meeting in 1929.[1] Stalling also adapts Edvard Grieg's "The March of the

ok, back on topic, :popo:someone needs to answer the questions, I have a few more to post but I need the other answered. :welcome:

Hey, no one said that this quiz was going to involve advanced math, no fair. I'll give ya a hint, Walt and Lillian

It's been 1 week!!

>:D you are #150!

149! Who is gonna be 150???

very good, now we need an answer to #13 anybody?

oooooo you said sin hehehehe

Thats it! Ok 5 more and no google 11. What was the first animated short to star Mickey? 12. What was the name of the series of musical shorts like The Skeleton Dance? 13. What was the name of the music that the skeletons danced to? 14. What did Diane Disney say was the most exciting Christmas they had as children? 15. What Committee did Walt testify before in Washington?

ahhhhh nope

#9 wrong

:rofl: all right then here are another 5 6. What was the name of the studios in Kansas City where Walt produced cartoons? 7. What was Lillian Disney's maiden name? 8. What was the name of the series staring Oswald? 9.What breed of puppy did Walt give to Lillian in a hat box? 10. What was the name Walt wanted to give to Mickey?

3. I should have been more clear, what venue was it? 5. wrong

OK quiz time, some easy, some a little harder but being Fiends I am sure it will be easy, I will post 5 now and 5 after the first 5 are answered and so on. I don't know how many I will come up with ( I have 20 so far)so have some fun. I am going with questions that I don't think are common knowledge like, What is Walt's wife's name, we all should know that Mrs. Disney's name was Lillian. The questions are based on the program so they tend to start with where the program started. 1. How many siblings did Walt have? 2. What kind of factory did Elias Disney buy into? 3. Where were Walt's first c

Ok, I hope y'all took or take notes........ :dance:

I don't know if someone posted this already but here is what I found tonight (Wednesday) Walt: The man Behind the Myth on at 8 pm and 11:00 pm central time Thursday Feb 3 CNBC (yeah I hate them too) 355 on Direct TV and as they say see your local listings for showings in your area. There will be a test on Friday

Great Pictures! Nice to see you here Gonzo.

We stayed there once for a week, it was just after it opened and I didn't like it. I don't remember what exactly it was but I do remember I didn't feel "at home". I feel the same way about the Wilderness Lodge, just don't feel at home. I did love the Poly though. I am more at home in places like the Riverside and CB and I am definitely comfy at the fort, no more hotels for me.

Ask anyone who has been near me at chow time and they will tell you theres no more picky plain no FU FU (Karla beat me to it) Meat and tater eater than me. There are a limited amount of places at Disney as a whole where you can get real manly meat and taters without the yuppie veggies (corn and peas are great the other stuff is for rabbits). I try getting to Red Lobster and the Ale House as much as possible. Thank you for your attention in this matter :D

Kelly, the closest your gonna get in Nashville is off Briley Parkway where Camping World is. It's close to the Opryland Hotel and Opry and all of that. I think there are 3 campgrounds there and I believe its Music Valley drive, I know there's a Jellystone one there and a couple others, sorry I don't know the names but they will be what your looking for. Most others are out of town and traffic around there can be a nightmare at times, so in summary thats my suggestion not my humble opion.