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No worse than pepperoni and gumdrop, I guess?  |
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 Good acting by those castmembers. Cute story. |
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Sometimes when you meet Aladdin in the parks? He's stuck in first movie canon  |
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I'm sorry... you had me at "peanut butter and jelly pizza." 
This is also remarkably odd behavior for Aladdin. I suspect a body switch taking place. If anyone finds a dwarf macaw acting unusually nice, appropriate action should be taken. |
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I <3 this cast |
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| Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 11:04 am Post subject: A cute story... |
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| http://www.columbian.com/lifeHome/lifeHomeNews/2008/03/03312008_Hockinson-dancer-pins-airport-security.cfm
His record is clean Vancouver’s Griffin Bacon discovered crime doesn’t pay while he was visiting Disneyland earlier this month. Especially when the characters Aladdin and Genie are involved. Griffin, 8, was at Disneyland with his mother and father, Michael and Sharon Bacon, as well as his 14-year-old sister, Tessa, on a trip arranged by the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Griffin has cystic fibrosis and had requested the trip. Griffin’s run-in with the law happened one morning at breakfast. Aladdin talked Griffin into stealing a slice of peanut butter-and-jelly pizza and bringing it to him outside. The manager got involved, as did Genie, and suddenly security was ready to arrest Griffin. In the end, the Disney characters Aladdin and Jasmine came to Griffin’s rescue and Griffin escaped without ending up with a rap sheet. “The whole thing wasn’t planned either,” Michael Bacon said. “They did a great job of ad-libbing.” |
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