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Looking over this flyer today which includes flat-out ridiculous items like the Mid-day Feast, where Porky Pig, a non-Disney character, was supposed to have been barbecued, it's pretty obvious that 90 percent of the "events" scheduled for Aug. 6 were never actually supposed to happen.

Jim Hill: Yippie-Dee-Doo-Dah, Part 1: When the Yippies Invaded Disneyland Jim Hill 2011

Musil compounds his error by supposing that a supply of non-Disney Mickey material must destroy the value of Disney's Mickey stuff.

Lessig on Copyright, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Looking over this flyer today which includes flat-out ridiculous items like the Mid-day Feast, where Porky Pig, a non-Disney character, was supposed to have been barbecued, it's pretty obvious that 90 percent of the "events" scheduled for Aug. 6 were never actually supposed to happen.

Jim Hill: Yippie-Dee-Doo-Dah, Part 1: When the Yippies Invaded Disneyland Jim Hill 2011

Looking over this flyer today which includes flat-out ridiculous items like the Mid-day Feast, where Porky Pig, a non-Disney character, was supposed to have been barbecued, it's pretty obvious that 90 percent of the "events" scheduled for Aug. 6 were never actually supposed to happen.

Jim Hill: Yippie-Dee-Doo-Dah, Part 1: When the Yippies Invaded Disneyland Jim Hill 2011

Looking over this flyer today which includes flat-out ridiculous items like the Mid-day Feast, where Porky Pig, a non-Disney character, was supposed to have been barbecued, it's pretty obvious that 90 percent of the "events" scheduled for Aug. 6 were never actually supposed to happen.

Jim Hill: Yippie-Dee-Doo-Dah, Part 1: When the Yippies Invaded Disneyland Jim Hill 2011

I grew up on both the Disney and non-Disney versions of the fairy tales, but unlike my daughter, I didn't wear their images on my T-shirts, lunchbox, umbrellas and every second piece of apparel I owned.

Mary Bradley: Am I A Mother Or A Maid? Mary Bradley 2011

The first film opened with $42 million a record for a non-Disney cartoon at the time, and ended up ruling summer 2001 with $267 million in the domestic till.

Scott Mendelson: Goodbye to You: Franchises That Left Us in 2010. Scott Mendelson 2011

The first film opened with $42 million a record for a non-Disney cartoon at the time, and ended up ruling summer 2001 with $267 million in the domestic till.

Scott Mendelson: Goodbye to You: Franchises That Left Us in 2010. Scott Mendelson 2011

I grew up on both the Disney and non-Disney versions of the fairy tales, but unlike my daughter, I didn't wear their images on my T-shirts, lunchbox, umbrellas and every second piece of apparel I owned.

Mary Bradley: Am I A Mother Or A Maid? Mary Bradley 2011

Looking over this flyer today which includes flat-out ridiculous items like the Mid-day Feast, where Porky Pig, a non-Disney character, was supposed to have been barbecued, it's pretty obvious that 90 percent of the "events" scheduled for Aug. 6 were never actually supposed to happen.

Jim Hill: Yippie-Dee-Doo-Dah, Part 1: When the Yippies Invaded Disneyland Jim Hill 2011