@zerodawnnn Pretty sure they're still close friends, they just have to hide it from the internet now. Not interact or mention each other or even follow each other to kill off the Septiplier shippers once and for all, even if they're not even really around anymore.
@angelicstin Shrek 2 - didn't he once say his mom was obsessed with that movie and he'd always come home from high school to find her watching it on a daily basis or something?
@cattobingu Easily: Not only is it nostalgic for 2016, which was arguably one of the most hopeful years we ever had, (remember how much Pokemon Go brought everyone together?) but also: Six seconds isn't long enough to get political. It was nothing but pure goofiness.
While playing Walt Disney in Saving Mr. Banks (2013), Tom Hanks pointed out that Disney “died of lung cancer” after smoking “three packs a day.”
“Can we show him smoking in a major motion picture these days? No way.”
“You go back and you see all these photographs of him, he's pointing like there, and he's pointing like there.”
“He was pointing with two fingers 'cause he had a cigarette in between them... And they airbrushed out the cigarette.”
Hanks pushed to acknowledge Disney's chain-smoking habit and refused to play a completely sanitized version of him, but the studio would not allow any scenes showing active smoking.
“We had a scene in the film, you see me putting it out... nor let anyone see me smoking. It will encourage bad habits.”
To reference the physical toll of the habit, Hanks incorporated Walt Disney's incessant, heavy cough into his performance — a trait real-life Disney employees used to hear echoing down the hallways.
Rebuild the ranch of your dreams, forge bonds with your horses, and befriend new Villagers as you saddle up for a new Disney adventure!
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@foxkiez As soon as I heard 'five new heroes in one drop' I knew we were cooked. If that doesn't scream quantity over quality, I don't know what does.
Fingers crossed on proven dead wrong.