05 Mar 11
I have here a copy of a book with this title.
Basically it has every day of the year on each page and a character from a Disney movie to match the date. It also has some key words and a short descriptive passage.
Anyone interest in knowing which Disney character they are "astrologically" linked to?
I'm August 4th. Milo James Hatch from "Atlantis:The Lost Empire (2001)"
It says: Eccentric,single-minded and chariatable.
note: all the descpritions seem positive, still, I would like to see if anyone thinks they actually match up with their "reading"
note2: This is my non-serious side, if you couldn't tell. just a bit of fun
05 Mar 11
Originally posted by karoly aczelSo, how well do you think you match up?
I have here a copy of a book with this title.
Basically it has every day of the year on each page and a character from a Disney movie to match the date. It also has some key words and a short descriptive passage.
Anyone interest in knowing which Disney character they are "astrologically" linked to?
I'm August 4th. Milo James Hatch from "Atlantis:The ...[text shortened]... "reading"
note2: This is my non-serious side, if you couldn't tell. just a bit of fun
05 Mar 11
Originally posted by ThinkOfOneYeah, it descibes me pretty well.
So, how well do you think you match up?
Although I would only consider myself eccentric in my society. From what I understand of places like India, I might not be so eccentric 🙂
Also I notice here that other than a brief passage on your character there are two other headings: "Magical Gifts" and "Keys To Your Success" . but like I said, I dont want to get too deep into this crap unless it seems to resonate with someone.
Aparently Walt Disney was quite a remarkable huamn being, Is that an accurate description?
05 Mar 11
Originally posted by karoly aczelDon't really know all that much about Disney.
Yeah, it descibes me pretty well.
Although I would only consider myself eccentric in my society. From what I understand of places like India, I might not be so eccentric 🙂
Also I notice here that other than a brief passage on your character there are two other headings: "Magical Gifts" and "Keys To Your Success" . but like I said, I dont want to g ...[text shortened]...
Aparently Walt Disney was quite a remarkable huamn being, Is that an accurate description?
So what are your "Magical Gifts" and "Keys To Your Success"?
How well do they match up?
05 Mar 11
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Originally posted by ThinkOfOneMagical gifts: "..determination,compassion and intelligence. With His [my] assistance you can leave the known for the unkown. " .That seems acurate to my own evaluation.
Don't really know all that much about Disney.
So what are your "Magical Gifts" and "Keys To Your Success"?
How well do they match up?
Keys to success: "Staying true to your aspirations no matter how unattainable they seem to others" (thats the first time I read that bit). That seems real accurate.
Of course you could say more about my character, but these points are pretty accurate, if not very accurate.
edit:Geez I hope someone else does this "reading" 😕
06 Mar 11
Originally posted by RBHILLMay 4th
May 4th and march 2nd for my wife please.
Alice (Alice in Wonderland 1951)
Loving
Inquisitive
Trusting
March 2nd
Danny (Peter Pan in Return to Neverland 2002)
Imaginative
Loyal
Loving
Wow! You're both loving. Isn't that sweet.
There's the rest here, just ask and I'll post it up.
06 Mar 11
Originally posted by karoly aczelSo you think Europeans consider India as a country of eccentrics ?
Yeah, it descibes me pretty well.
Although I would only consider myself eccentric in my society. From what I understand of places like India, I might not be so eccentric 🙂
Also I notice here that other than a brief passage on your character there are two other headings: "Magical Gifts" and "Keys To Your Success" . but like I said, I dont want to g ...[text shortened]...
Aparently Walt Disney was quite a remarkable huamn being, Is that an accurate description?
27th August from a sensible Indian.
07 Mar 11
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Originally posted by karoly aczelActually, I'd be surprised if there are any villians. If people were criticized most would deny the criticisms even if they were valid and say to themselves, "Obviously, this book is not at all accurate". By only including "ego-rub", many will think the descriptions applicable to themselves even if they aren't and say to themselves, "Wow, this book is remarkably accurate".
There's a surprising lack of villains in this book.
Shame really, could've taken the whole thing a bit furthur.
Everyone loves an ego-rub. It's good to hear the critical stuff as well.