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I was just surfing by the Lion King section of the forum, and I notice this topic, entitled "OMG; look at this." So I click it, and I read about a page or so of people arguing if a screen from the movie has the word SEX in it.


Is there going to be a valid discussion, or is this topic going to just run off an assumed "evil" theme in Lion King, using it to keep its momentum.


Frankly, I think everyone should just forget about this possible, and I say that with the utmost support that Disney has enough class not to put such things in their films, POSSIBLE inappropriate word that people claim to see.

If one person says they see it, then most people will look at the scene and eventually they'll see it too. It's not because it exists, it's because of the power of suggestion.

I know I'm just rambling on here, but can anyone else see a point, or am I they only one who finds this just totally worthless to debate?

I heard that the "Sex" in the there is actually SFX. Apparently, the sound effects team bet the animators they couldn't insert that or something...I dunno...
But I understand what you're getting at...
Also, that topic is not only rather irrelavent, but also could escalate into a flame war.
That's just my two cents.

Yes, I think there's no point in continuing this debate, so I'll lock the topic.

That was the most pointless topic. I read it this morening, but who cares about it saying SFX?

No I think it is Valid, There was a porographic picture in The Rescuers. It was in the movie from 1977- 1992 when they found out about it.

that's just cuz someone put that in there. Besides, Disney recalled it. it wasn't intentional.


The Lion King thing is just due to the power of suggestion. I said it once, and I'll say it again. It doesn't matter what that dust stuff spells out, if one person says that it spells something, most people will see that it spells the same word. It's like if I said that there was a cloud shaped like a rabbit (but in truth it was a train or something). If you saw it, nine times out of ten you'd see a rabbit-shaped cloud.