Would Someone Take Paul Warne to Disneyland Already

[TuffLuff]

 

Brilliant!

Edited November 2, 2023 by TuffLuff

[Steve How Hard?]

Disney realise that he keeps saying it? 

[RadioactiveWaste]

It's his promotion incentive.

 

[Gee SCREAMER !!]

1 hour ago, TuffLuff said:

 

Brilliant!

Only down the road .  A nice day trip out for him.

In 2023, Disney historian Sebastien Durand commented on Norton Disney and its connection to Walt Disney: "This is the oldest place in England where you can find a trace of Disney, of Walt Disney's history and his family tree and even his coat of arms. The name comes from here. The exact possibility that Walt Disney is related to that is, I would say, 99%

Walt Disney visited the village on the afternoon of Thursday 7 July 1949, in an attempt to trace his ancestry. The visit is recorded in the British magazine Illustrated.[5]

Disney had been in the UK from 20 June 1949, arriving at Southampton on RMS Queen Elizabeth; he embarked on a six-day motoring holiday with his two teenage daughters, Diane and Sharon, and his wife, with a convoy of cars. After seeing the village, he left for a night at Boroughbridge in North Yorkshire, later visiting 8 Howard Place in Edinburgh on 8 July.[6] He visited Loch Ness.[7] Disney also planned to visit the Derbyshire Peaks, Stratford-upon-Avon, the Scottish Highlands, and Burns country

[Ellafella]

I wonder who his favourite character is? 😲

 

 

[kash_a_ram_a_ding_dong]

I knew that when my lad was young,I was forced the watch the bloody "night garden" on TV every single day and it became part of my bloody waking consciousness (I still hate that thing that endlessly pushed stones around in a pram)

Perhaps warne suffered the same fate with his kids watching Disney 24/7! 🤣