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Disney fanatic fans answer me this.?

New postby Colette » 29 Oct 2012, 00:37

I'm a major disney fan. I have been to the park multiple times, and by far, my fave is Epcot because of all the fun learning stuff you can do. Especially the worlds to visit, and you can talk to Crush.

What is your fave park? and Why?
I mean Orlando, Fl Walt Disney World. I haven't been to any other Disney parks besides that one. But please do share your thoughts on the others! I haven't been to Disney Land and I would love to someday!
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New postby Logan » 29 Oct 2012, 00:37

I LOVE Disney World. I have always been a huge fan of Disneyland, and have been there many more times then Disney World, but I love Disney world because it has more for everyone. Choosing a favorite park is hard for me because I love each park for different reasons, they all have something unique to offer. I love Magic Kingdom for its classic Disney environment, Hollywood Studios for the experience, Animal Kingdom for its originality, but my favorite park is Epcot because I love to experience knew things. When I went with my family we went around the world showcase and tried food from every country, it was really fun. Its not really about the rides for me, even thought they are fantastic. I just love the environment! The amount of time Disney puts into each and every detail puts it way ahead of an park out there. By far my favorite thing to do at Disney World is search for Hidden Mickey's! The parks never get old if you find different ways to experience them.
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Micheal Jackson is a MUSLIM now!To all his Fanatic fans!?

New postby Russel » 29 Oct 2012, 00:37

Micheal Jackson is a MUSLIM now!To all his Fanatic fans!?

Are u still gonna be his fan?

im still gonna
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New postby Ronna » 29 Oct 2012, 00:37

Ha! I still see him as an albino alien. no offense. xD
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Teen Choice Awards? Most fanatic fans.

New postby Elina » 29 Oct 2012, 00:37

Why are the JOnas Brothers saying that they won this if they didnt .
David Archuleta won.
I like them both but I just dont understand the Jonas Bros.
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New postby Jordon » 29 Oct 2012, 00:37

I KNOW!!!

lol i was like wtf! they said it on the ryan seacrest show but on david archuletas myspace he thanks his fans and said he got his surfboard backstage and everything!

so i think maybe they just assumed they won
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Why the heck did "David Archuleta" win Most...

New postby Joycelyn » 29 Oct 2012, 00:38

Why the heck did "David Archuleta" win Most Fanatic Fans for the Teen Choice Awards?!?

When the JONAS BROTHERS SHOULD HAVE WON. Its just logical. You dont see anyone climbing on his roof, or getting trampled at all of his concerts, or screaming at the sound of his name, He doesnt need a security force for his family members, have countless slideshows on youtube that get 100,000+views, OR ANYTHING!

JB Fans are a force to be reckoned with, so theres only one answer, RIGGEDDDD. I bet they didnt want it to be biased towards JB by giving them everything. RIGGEDDDDDDDDDDDDDD.
Im not saying these things are good, but theyre very very fanatic.
My question is why did he win, how was that possible, other than it being rigged, and I'm wondering if there's any other possible explanation.
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New postby Hipolito » 29 Oct 2012, 00:38

Well, maybe it is rigged. But maybe it isn't. I mean the Jonas brothers are really popular and David Archuleta is just getting out there in the celeb world. I just think that since the Jonas brothers got a lot of awards that night David Archuleta should at least get one.

And you're right. Jonas brothers have the more "energetic" fans, but I think it's ok how the show turned out.


I don't know how he won, maybe his fans visited the site more often to vote instead of JB fans.
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Is being a fanatic football fan a good thing?or do u...

New postby Leigh » 29 Oct 2012, 00:38

Is being a fanatic football fan a good thing?or do u believe we should keep a low profile?

Are you fanatic about football?does it feel good?
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New postby Stepanie » 29 Oct 2012, 00:38

If it's something that u r really into, then go ahead and be a fanatic.
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Why are ppl so worked up about over-fanatic Obama fans?

New postby Louann » 29 Oct 2012, 00:38

Seriously. Why all the hype about the tiny chuck of the population that believes he's the "chosen-one"? I doubt many of you Obama-nut haters actually even KNOW any of these fanatics that supposedly believe in the "almighty" Obama, and it's not like there's churches our there who go around preaching "glory be" to Obama, etc. etc. etc.

Can anyone give a good reason for making a big stink about this itty-bitty group of "misguided" souls? It's no different than all the other things people believe that we define as far-reaching. Think of all the tribes in faraway lands who believe in magic spells & rites of passage etc.; or think of all the people in here in America who believe OTHER "far-fetched things". like that black people are evil (there are by waaay far more racists than there are Obama-worshipers), or that Buddhists & all other non-Christians are going to hell, or that 13 is an unlucky number. Why isn't anyone nitpicking THESE people in the media? And what about people who are ignorant in other/nonspiritual ways - like not using birth control when they're broke, diseased, single, mentally ill and/or have 5 other kids they can't keep up with.

Big deal if some ppl have grandiose ideas about Obama's significance; I can see where it could personally impact you if your brothers/sisters or wife/kids diverged with your views to this big of an extent, but we're talking about an anonymous group of people who have over-magnified ideals of divine intervention. these are ppl who aren't even a part of your "circle," and it's not like they're animal-abusers, child-molesters, or devil-worshipers.

If you're concerned that they are ignorantly misleading themselves to the detriment of being LET DOWN in some way-shape-form, or that they're believing in "false gods" to the detriment of their spiritual health, then let that be their own problem. And don't be so quick to judge the ultimate fate of their spritual lives - some of them may just be overwhelmed with elation right now & they'll eventually come to reconcile their high regard for Obama & their newfound sense of hope with their innermost spiritual beliefs and religous convictions.

My God, even if their views are deviant & over-zelous, at least their admiration and respect for our new president isn't unfounded. Even though nothing of real political significance has unfolded at this point, the simple "blessing" (don't read too much into the terminology) of having a truly *good person* (someone who at least BELIEVES in and plans to act on alleviating human suffering, in any small way) be in charge of our country is truly something to appreciate. The man is truly a good soul - and he's a good force in society; people are inspired and hopeful because of him (regardless of whether you think they have good reason), and if you have any decency of character, you'd be happy for them.
Thank you, "Marcia B." - qood question. no, I'm not one of them! Meaning, I'm not a fanatic. But I think Obama is a good person & I have a positive outlook on what he'll do. I'm just questioning the mentality behind all the "hate" for the people who go overboard. their enthusiasm (no matter how insane); why is it a big whopping deal to some people? Why don't you just be glad YOU have something "better" to believe in, and just be thankful these people aren't affecting YOUR life?
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New postby Elza » 29 Oct 2012, 00:38

I think you think to much about what people are doing

most people are bored with this whole scene

and just want to get back to being normal and

trying to make a Dollar $ out of .15 cents
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A question for fanatic american boxing fans:)?

New postby Mistie » 29 Oct 2012, 00:38

I mean to my favourite people here like matthew p lmer blog baba and them
after hopkins vs calzaghe and jones vs calzaghe etc etc do yall looked like that?
no offense lmao
http://s490.photobucket.com/albums/rr26 ... d5c14e.jpg

by the way elmer u right!
these white people can't be athletic!
when i was watching rafa today i was like damn this elmer is right THIS DUDE IS SO PASTY UNATHLETIC EURO LMAO ROLFMAO LMAO
VAMOS RAFA
NO JOKE THIS HOW I IMAGINE ELMER AND MATTHEW P AFTER ADAMEK VS CUNNIGHAM OR MAYBE AFTER CALZAGHE VS JONES LMAO
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New postby Georgine » 29 Oct 2012, 00:38

Man knight, ur hilarious. Lol. Federer is a cry baby. Viva Nadal!
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I got a Q for you Naruto fans and fanatics?

New postby Many » 29 Oct 2012, 00:38

Okay Everybody love Naruto and "It the hotest and coolest thing on TV " S:P I don't think so. So heres my question If naruto Dose his Wind rasengan shuriken in sage mode dose it still hurt him in the same way as it would if he's not in sage mode?

and the show OK so dont have fit if you dont see things the way I do.
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New postby Therese » 29 Oct 2012, 00:38

I don't believe so...i learned from the manga verse that Naruto's Wind Style Ragenshuriken can be projected..or launched from his hand..at a target, all thanks to his Senjutsu training. Thus, resolving him having to use it in the same way as he would use the original wind style Rasengan
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