I'm watching the Wizard of Oz and noticed that the trees he had already felled do not look like a job with an ax... more like a chainsaw or just taking it down with a cross cut saw.
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EatenByLimestone said:I kind of like the witch's monkey boy thing. I don't know what to call it.
Matt
fossil said:For a real kick...especially if you have young kids who enjoy "The Wizard of Oz"...find yourself a copy of Disney's "Return To Oz". Whatever you do, don't fail to watch it with them, it's a gem of a movie. Rick
interchangabLEE said:fossil said:For a real kick...especially if you have young kids who enjoy "The Wizard of Oz"...find yourself a copy of Disney's "Return To Oz". Whatever you do, don't fail to watch it with them, it's a gem of a movie. Rick
I'd rather watch my favorite 066 git run over by my favorite Cat D6 TSK! It wood B less painful!
Gooserider said:I've always sort of resented the movie a bit... The way the movie was done, it seemed like all there was to the story - it wasn't until many years later, and when I was much older, that I discovered that there are actually a great many OZ books, with an even greater range of strange and unusual characters - both good and bad... Well worth the trouble to find them. While clearly written for children, they are still a fun read for adults - and if you need to read to children, they will be a lot more entertaining than the standard "I Can Read" style books...
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