tinkerbellblondie19
Blonde? Just a little. Or a lot.
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- Mar 31, 2007
I don't see what the big problem is, although, if they wanted to put Ratatouille on a brand of food, wouldn't cheese have been better?
I don't see what the big problem is, although, if they wanted to put Ratatouille on a brand of food, wouldn't cheese have been better?
Once again, this is why no one takes this country seriously. With all the problems in the world, we are too busy worrying about an imaginery rodent on a wine label. Its gonna be sold at Costco, not Toys r' Us.
And lets face it, with the size of the Disney Corporation, everyone of Mickey's burps, farts or hiccups is gonna be scrutinized by at least a dozen various groups each and every time. Its been like that for quite some time, and they salvinate at the mouth when something like this comes along.
Also, if you read the article, its California wine makers complaing (probably because its imported french wine). I am sure if Disney used California wine makers, they would not utter a peep.
Cheese would be OK but which cheese? If they choose Cheddar cheese then the American Cheese Institute raises a fuss. If they choose Swiss your going to catch hell from the Save Our Cheddar Society.
Cheese can be a complicated thing.
Cheese would be OK but which cheese? If they choose Cheddar cheese then the American Cheese Institute raises a fuss. If they choose Swiss your going to catch hell from the Save Our Cheddar Society.
Cheese can be a complicated thing.
Cheese would be OK but which cheese? If they choose Cheddar cheese then the American Cheese Institute raises a fuss. If they choose Swiss your going to catch hell from the Save Our Cheddar Society.
Cheese can be a complicated thing.
Are we going to have to find a new image to represent poison because the skull and cross bones is popular due to the pirate craze?
So let me get this straight...it's perfectly ok to show Disney characters under the name "Food and WINE Festival" and have the characters in parks where alcohol is served, but dare sell a wine with a Disney character on the bottle and the world is up in arms.
Rats! I swear PC crap is going to be the end of all fun in this country. Maggie
i definitely understand pulling out of the promotion -
what i can't understand is why someone gave it the green light to begin with...
what was that person smoking when he/she agreed to putting a cartoon character on alcohol, when even 18 year olds are forbidden from drinking??????? didn't they understand the very bad publicity such a promotion would garner??????
a demonstration of truly bad judgement...
Once again, this is why no one takes this country seriously. With all the problems in the world, we are too busy worrying about an imaginery rodent on a wine label. Its gonna be sold at Costco, not Toys r' Us.
And lets face it, with the size of the Disney Corporation, everyone of Mickey's burps, farts or hiccups is gonna be scrutinized by at least a dozen various groups each and every time. Its been like that for quite some time, and they salvinate at the mouth when something like this comes along.
Also, if you read the article, its California wine makers complaing (probably because its imported french wine). I am sure if Disney used California wine makers, they would not utter a peep.
I can see both ways but what it boils down to is PARENTING. Our society expects the manufacturers to do the parenting for us because we are either to lazy or . . . I don't know - something.
Grown-ups like to have fun and have cute things with characters too. We are so afraid we are going to upset someone its rediculous.