to think adults who wear disney character clothing are odd

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honestly, why would a grown adult wear a jumper with Eeyore on it

i find the nightwear most upsetting of all - how does anybody expect to have sex with children's characters on their nighties?

exactly

I love the original books. I really do. they were written to keep the adults awake while they read to the children, I think. But poor old Winnie-Ther-Pooh is dead, and his corpse has been reanimated by Disney like a parody of Frankenstein's monster, renamed Pooh-Bear, and paraded around various calculatedly schmaltzy scenarios, with his American Voice, and his American friends and his All-American Boy owner, until he is just a parody of who Winnie-Ther-Pooh used to be.

There is no satire left in Eeyore - he is now merely a miserable donkey. Rabbit is just a rabbit, and owl's pompous blundering was mistaken by the mundane for genuine wisdom and has been paraded as such.

Sex with clothes on?

Oh no!

Not unless you're in public .

V. good deconstruction Colditz.

I should read more challenging books, I think.

Yes.
You're wasted girl.

i dont like the original books, although i can see the appeal

i also dislike cat in the hat

makes me

dd1 got the boxset for xmas and i felt a chill up my spine

manly punch on the arm for coldtiz for the post modern deconstructionism

very impressed indeed

good question colditz

post modern can be flung around with gay abandon
I urge you.

It is as meaningless a phrase as 'thinking outside the box'.

Post modern is a new postal service, offered in the more interesting areas of Britain.

You can post ideas, goals, thoughts, beliefs, or even tangible objects. You don't need a stamp, or even an address, the service just delivers them appropriately.

As I suspected, it doesn't have a real definition , but it's a reaction against modernism, essentially. It's mostly goofy stuff, imo.

I have seen a car with fecking great Winnie the Pooh transfers all over it. And the driver wears matching clothing. Why????

I have a minnie mouse nightshirt and really like it, I also quite like the disney fitted t-shirts, but am too fat to wear fitted t-shirts.

Was just perusing this thread again when a woman from our accounts department walked in wearing a diamanté Mickey Mouse T-shirt. Quite like the girl so I feel guilty now.

You can get Disney Crocs.

MY DC's have disney crocs and they look great but not on an adult

Oh yes Lovelymoo-ok on kids definately!

I wore a WTP sweatshirt to do charity collecting in at Toys R Us once - it's great for attracting the attention of toddlers being handed money to drop in charity boxes .

I didn't buy it myself though - my cousin gave it to me for Christmas . Went in the charity clothing bank soon after that as there's no way I'd wear it as proper clothing.

I think vintage Mickey Mouse tees are allowed but a jumper wit a big fat eeyore on it frankly scares me! I loathe Winnie the pooh on clothing for any age, newborn and esp middle aged folk, very odd imo.