BalooNumberTwo
10-04-2005, 07:39 PM
Okay, this might come off as a venting session so please try to hear me out.
I really love the ideas of hidden mickey's. I love that feeling that he is everywhere and that the man and the mouse encompass almost everything in disneyland.
The thing that has really begun to urk me is people claiming hidden mickey's in things that were not intended to be hidden mickeys. Now i am all about imagination, and i belive that children finding the shape of mickey's is cool.
BUT...If you see a cobble stone path, and there are thousands of pebbles on the ground.....three stones that happen to be in a triangle shape...shouldn't constitute a mickey....
I think hidden mickey's should be something that is easily overlooked, but once you know where it is....you can't miss it.
Also, aren't most hidden mickey's intentionally placed?
I don't mean to come off as anal. Its not really something i lose sleep over. but i see it as a game, and just kind of wish that there were more "rules" to what constitutes a HM.
I really love the ideas of hidden mickey's. I love that feeling that he is everywhere and that the man and the mouse encompass almost everything in disneyland.
The thing that has really begun to urk me is people claiming hidden mickey's in things that were not intended to be hidden mickeys. Now i am all about imagination, and i belive that children finding the shape of mickey's is cool.
BUT...If you see a cobble stone path, and there are thousands of pebbles on the ground.....three stones that happen to be in a triangle shape...shouldn't constitute a mickey....
I think hidden mickey's should be something that is easily overlooked, but once you know where it is....you can't miss it.
Also, aren't most hidden mickey's intentionally placed?
I don't mean to come off as anal. Its not really something i lose sleep over. but i see it as a game, and just kind of wish that there were more "rules" to what constitutes a HM.