what do think of Disney?
360671
pocohantas or mulan, The little Mermaid and many others\n\nheck even Minnie Mouse keeps Mickey in line.\n\nDont think so. Sorry but they look like strong ladies to me.
582024
Ralphie ..what do you think ??
874085
It is famous because they spend a fortune in advertising.  It also gets good word of mouth recommendations.  It is a fun place to go.  There are lots of rides, shops, restaurants and shows.  You can meet Mickey, Minnie and lots of other Disney characters.  There are parades everyday.  At Epcot Center  there are many educational experiences to be had that are also fun and entertaining.  There are shops representing many countries of the world and a variety of foreign themed restaurants\nPeople go back because new attractions are always being added.  There is a large water park for example.  The  place is extremely well maintained and is spotless.  It just seems to be a good experience for both children and adults.
900087
Goofy aren't they?\n\nlove and blessings Don
254533
depends how old u are... Disney is more for younger kids. Universal Studios is better to me
497726
Even if they like it, after a certain age they won't admit it - because they think that they would appear childish and silly. Its about image. "Macho" people listen to rap etc, kiddies listen to Disney. Gotta admit that this happens everywhere, not only at your school! Personally i think Disney songs are happy and wonderful.. Brings me back to my childhood! :)
396027
I hate Walt Disney... his cartoons used to freakme out and my ma used to make me wear silly Donald Duck outfits
1169393
It doesn't matter if they make jeans or not.  If they have a legal copyright, they can license it to others to manufacture product.  Do you think Disney makes all the plush toys you see?  No.  They own the rights to the products and people pay a fee for the privilege of selling Disney products.  Disney gets a cut and hopefully the manufacturer makes a profit.
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I think it's a cute show. My pre-teen daughters are totally in love with it!!! I made the mistake of recording it on out DVR and now that's all we watch!!! The girls are excited for the sequel to come out!!!\n\nI really like the way they break down the dances. My girls are getting to know the dances quite well so at least they are getting exercise instead of just watching TV and sitting on their butts!!!\n\nGood job Disney!!!
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This is just my personel opinion, but I don't think its a good company, I think its a horrible company.  \n\nLooking at the fundamentals, its revenue has grown about 270% in the past year, of course this is a phenomenally good growth rate, but in $ terms it went up about 175 million (from 67 million to 242 million).  During the past year their net loss was 862 million and its increasing too (albeit not as fast as revenue) and stands at almost 4 times revenue for the past quarter.  It could be 10 years (or never) before these guys make a profit, and they will have to dilute their shares (ie issue more shares to raise cash) before then.\n\nTo make matters even worse, their stock price peaked (at almost 8$ per share in early December) and has been trending sharply down since then, so even from a technical point of view they look terrible.\n\nSo, we have a fantastic growth rate but utterly terrible fundamentals and technicals, whats to like.\n\nAgain, just one opinion.
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You know, that is the most interesting take on the whole philosophical probelm of the 20th century*.\n\n My guess is that Disney was making the point that standing upright, using tools and speech were an important part of being granted human rights; Since Goofy at least managed to grasp those concepts, he had more rights than Pluto did. \n\n * This is of course the question "Mickey is a mouse, Donald is a duck, pluto is a dog, so What's Goofy?"
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Disney has a lot of 'Black" entertainment.\n\nSounds to me like you have a hang up or something.\n\nGet over it and enjoy life!
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497156
U sure? I guess Coca Cola Co. would buy Disney
382006
disneychannelfan101---> If you have never heard of them, and you are not a Christian, why are you answering this question? Stop giving yourself points, by being a jerk. Put your knowledge to something useful, and answer a question that you know!
568031
If you have desighned t-shirts with out approval from disney corp they can just steal your idea's once you present them to them. Its called copyrights and they have them on anything disney and if you use them without approval from them it is copyright infrigment.
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Disney chanelgone sycho!!!!!!!!!!!!