Day 12: 12 days of Xmas

Generali

Last one folks.

[FONT=&quot]What was the real trouble with the world according to Walt Disney? [/FONT]

mayonnaise

Oooh I know this one, I know this one! :j

But i'll stay quiet not to ruin it for others.

Generali

mayonnaise wrote: »

Oooh I know this one, I know this one! :j

But i'll stay quiet not to ruin it for others.

There's no shame in having knowledge especially as it feels like we're almost at Easter now.

antrobus

Generali wrote: »

Last one folks.

[FONT=&quot]What was the real trouble with the world according to Walt Disney? [/FONT]

Do you mean Walt Disney the company, or Walt Disney the person?

Stevie_Palimo

Doh, Too many people grow up.

michaels

Generali wrote: »

Last one folks.

[FONT=&quot]What was the real trouble with the world according to Walt Disney? [/FONT]

I think we need to be careful with this one, didn't he hold some views which to put it delicately, would not pass the 'politically correct test'?

Generali

Stevie_Palimo wrote: »

Doh, Too many people grow up.

Well done Stevie and as Walt wouldn't have said........that's all folks!

Da da da da da daa-aa-aaa.

antrobus

michaels wrote: »

I think we need to be careful with this one, didn't he hold some views which to put it delicately, would not pass the 'politically correct test'?

Yup.

If the question was asked of Walt Disney the person, then the answer would likely relate to people of the Jewish persuasion.

Allegedly.

Generali

michaels wrote: »

I think we need to be careful with this one, didn't he hold some views which to put it delicately, would not pass the 'politically correct test'?

Supposedly although I also read that there were more Jews in Mr Disney's office than in Leviticus.

Who knows but he's sold a lot of kids a good time. The Boy was entranced by Star Wars which is as much a part of his legacy as Snow White or The [STRIKE]Rat[/STRIKE] Mouse.

michaels

And before I forget.

Thanks very much for the quiz again this year Sir G - it is definitely part of the seasons traditions and questions that are just hard enough that we don't 'know' most of them but have a vague recollection of having heard the answer at some point during the year are ideal imho.

Generali

Cheers michaels, you're welcome.

I am very interested in peoples' thoughts on the difficulty of the questions. I try to ask stuff where the answer is interesting or the question makes you think.