Walt Disney's Death (Rollback)

Just a brief mention, I think --

I'm 99.999999999999% certain that Walt Disney died on December 15, 1966, not the 16th. I'm at work and needed back in the real working world soon, so I can't double check.

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--Madison

IMDb says he died on the 15th.

Could the rollback be wrong?! Oh no!

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2007 Raptor Rides: 153 Lifetime Raptor count: 858 Raptor Rules the Sky!

When they unfreeze him in the year 2544, you can ask him.

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[url="http://www.livejournal.com/users/denl42"]My blog[/url] You said, "I'm gonna run you down." I heard, "I'm an orangutan."

I hear Walt Disney had him self frozen so he could be resyurrected later. someone told me his froszen body was in ssno white's castel and soeoen else told me it was under Pirates of the Caribbenan, so I dont know which is true.

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Brittany Lynn Swanson
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Neither...How could you believe that?

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X-Noun-1.The most fun you ever had in your life! 2.The most thrilling ride ever!

Someone told me that proper spelling and grammar was at one point valued in writing! Talk about hard to believe!

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Hobbes: "What's the point of attaching a number to everything you do?"
Calvin: "If your numbers go up, it means you're having more fun."

Andy, I heard that too! Seriously, that above statement was incredible. When will they learn?

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Start the Kid's Revolution; the tyranny must end. Free Pancakes.

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Brittany Lynn said:
I hear Walt Disney had him self frozen so he could be resyurrected later. someone told me his froszen body was in ssno white's castel and soeoen else told me it was under Pirates of the Caribbenan, so I dont know which is true.

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With all idiocy aside, here's a genuine conclusion to the rumors that you heard:

http://www.snopes.com/disney/waltdisn/frozen.htm

Please direct corrections for the rollback to Dave.

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Jeff - Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com - My Blog - Twitter - Video

Walt Disney was not frozen as commonly believed. That rumor is an example of what we refer to as an urban legend. The only person that has been frozen that I know of is Ted Williams, and from what recent news reports have told us, it doesn't sound like that experiment it working out too well. It has been reported that the several temperature changes his body has sustained have caused his skull to crack in at least 10 different locations and the head is no longer even attatched to the body.

We have yet to see a person successfully frozen, let alone brought back to life.

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Mildly amused since 2003.