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Re: Pluto: Disney's Representation of the Opressed on 8/27/2008, 12:55 pm
I_am_Jacks_STD wrote:A mouse is not bigger than a duck. The day I see a duck-sized mouse is the day that I drive into the Grand Canyon.
Re: Pluto: Disney's Representation of the Opressed on 8/27/2008, 10:13 pm
Re: Pluto: Disney's Representation of the Opressed on 6/18/2009, 6:50 pm
I_am_Jacks_STD wrote:In the world of anthropomorphized animals, only the strong survive. I think Pluto's problem was more of a case of Darwinism than anything else. He was not ready to evolve to wearing clothes and talking.
Did you notice that both Goofy and Pluto, as dogs, were smaller than Big Bad Pete, who was a cat? And Goofy and Pluto did not resemble chihuahuas. And what was up with Mickey being taller than Donald? Mickey is a mouse. A mouse is not bigger than a duck. The day I see a duck-sized mouse is the day that I drive into the Grand Canyon.
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