Wonder what she thinks of “The Little Mermaid” and how pretty much naked she is.
Also what she may think of Jasmine and the other ladies in the upcoming “Aladdin”.
@El-Man- Now that’s just asking for old Lindsey to “over-act” the “I’ll have what she’s having. Special” in the food court, so I guess Joscelyn would have to fill in.
@BlackFerrit- OK, yeah, but the tree scene just kept going. Nice pun use of the word ficus though.
@ToonRessurection- They’ve already got popcorn ready, so why not?
Overall, Hargreaves is right, but there’s nothing wrong with an appreciation for beauty.
@MegaJar: I mean Katy and Ashleigh did still sneak into the movie and Hargreaves did say she heard “everything.” My money’s on them getting in trouble for not paying for the movie rather than anything else (I have no memories of 1992 outside of a Muzzy commercial so I don’t know what theaters were doing to keep unaccompanied minors from buying tickets for R-rated movies)
@Mole204 “Who needs nudity, there are so many things for perversions to grow from”
Having breasts or a miniskirt doesn’t make something porn, though there’s somethings that shouldn’t be in a program. While allowable, that Last Unicorn tree was a little over the top. I seem to be remembering a different big pink bird than the slender blond one from Rock. I don’t remember anything wrong with Ferngully, Rats of Nimh, or Great mouse detective.
Newsies seems like it’d appeal to both a rougher crowd and a more fabulous one. Someone had to like music class, after all.
@TheJayster49: It’s pretty bad. Bad enough that Disney basically let Harvey Fierstein completely re-write the script for the stage version. (He made it even more pro-union)
@ExxorD: You’d think that, wouldn’t you? But didn’t we just finish a story arc where Tucker gave Aaron detention for a month over an incident that (a) didn’t happen on school grounds, (b) didn’t happen during school hours, and (c) with no real proof or evidence that Aaron had even done it? Apparently the teachers at this school are above the law, and the management (i.e., Mulroney) doesn’t give a shit.
As a teacher, she can’t do anything. As a parent, though, she can CERTAINLY make life hell for them by informing their parents AND every parent in the town about this.
@Red Rain Partially busted. She can’t do anything to them directly. She’d have to tell their mother. And again, it was on a Saturday. Writing them up for something they did outside of school grounds, and when school isn’t in session would get her in more trouble than them.
Wonder what she thinks of “The Little Mermaid” and how pretty much naked she is.
Also what she may think of Jasmine and the other ladies in the upcoming “Aladdin”.
@El-Man- Now that’s just asking for old Lindsey to “over-act” the “I’ll have what she’s having. Special” in the food court, so I guess Joscelyn would have to fill in.
@BlackFerrit- OK, yeah, but the tree scene just kept going. Nice pun use of the word ficus though.
@ToonRessurection- They’ve already got popcorn ready, so why not?
Overall, Hargreaves is right, but there’s nothing wrong with an appreciation for beauty.
@Mole204. I didn’t think the huggy tree in The Last Unicorn was worse than the harpy with the three naked boobs.
@MegaJar: I mean Katy and Ashleigh did still sneak into the movie and Hargreaves did say she heard “everything.” My money’s on them getting in trouble for not paying for the movie rather than anything else (I have no memories of 1992 outside of a Muzzy commercial so I don’t know what theaters were doing to keep unaccompanied minors from buying tickets for R-rated movies)
@Mole204 “Who needs nudity, there are so many things for perversions to grow from”
This woman could see something sexual about a ham & cheese sandwich.
Oh that’s great. Now the whole staff will have to put up with her Karen like hissy fit.
Having breasts or a miniskirt doesn’t make something porn, though there’s somethings that shouldn’t be in a program. While allowable, that Last Unicorn tree was a little over the top. I seem to be remembering a different big pink bird than the slender blond one from Rock. I don’t remember anything wrong with Ferngully, Rats of Nimh, or Great mouse detective.
Newsies seems like it’d appeal to both a rougher crowd and a more fabulous one. Someone had to like music class, after all.
@TheJayster49: It’s pretty bad. Bad enough that Disney basically let Harvey Fierstein completely re-write the script for the stage version. (He made it even more pro-union)
@ExxorD: You’d think that, wouldn’t you? But didn’t we just finish a story arc where Tucker gave Aaron detention for a month over an incident that (a) didn’t happen on school grounds, (b) didn’t happen during school hours, and (c) with no real proof or evidence that Aaron had even done it? Apparently the teachers at this school are above the law, and the management (i.e., Mulroney) doesn’t give a shit.
As a teacher, she can’t do anything. As a parent, though, she can CERTAINLY make life hell for them by informing their parents AND every parent in the town about this.
mothers*
@Red Rain Partially busted. She can’t do anything to them directly. She’d have to tell their mother. And again, it was on a Saturday. Writing them up for something they did outside of school grounds, and when school isn’t in session would get her in more trouble than them.
TheJayster49
I dunno dude, Newsies is pretty rough to get through lol.
Busted.
C’mon, Newsies wasn’t THAT bad.