Kimba

Kimba is mashed potatoes for a young autodidact's soul: warm, comforting, and unassuming.

"The enchanted one, that's me." M-mv 2005

Frank was seeing Kimba, which is no great story even if Kimba's now separated husband is Michael Kramer, the Time magazine columnist.

Judge Not, Lest Ye Be . . . 2008

Disney says The Lion King's similarities to a 1950s Japanese anime series called Kimba are total coincidence.

Headlines for Milkandcookies.com 2010

There is the Camel, Kangaroo and Wombat sign that warns you that they may jump out onto the road to attack you over the next 96km (this sign is often seen on postcards), another ushers you into "Australia's longest straightest road" and another exclaims "Half way across Australia", near a town called Kimba (again we were told that this isn't accurate either, but who cares).

TravelPod.com Recent Updates 2009

I loved that I'm pretty sure I heard Cheryl call her Kimba too, wonderful.

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At a used book sale last month, I passed the software and video table quickly but not so quickly that the word "Kimba" didn't make its impression.

"When I was little..." M-mv 2004

At a used book sale last month, I passed the software and video table quickly but not so quickly that the word "Kimba" didn't make its impression.

Archive 2004-11-01 M-mv 2004

Just about everyone in the world with access to TV or movies since, oh, let's say my natal year of 1965, has been exposed to non-stop cuteness of every stripe, description, and nationality: from Disney to Miyazaki, from "Kimba" to "My Little Pony," from

COMIXTALK 2009

Just about everyone in the world with access to TV or movies since, oh, let's say my natal year of 1965, has been exposed to non-stop cuteness of every stripe, description, and nationality: from Disney to Miyazaki, from "Kimba" to "My Little Pony," from

COMIXTALK 2009

I remember that Judge Kimba Woods and Zoe Baird were in the headlines, along with their illegal nannies and housekeepers.

Douglas M. Branson: Meg Whitman for Governor: Do We Have Deniabillity on That? Douglas M. Branson 2010