Ridiculous interpretation of TLK

[Ultra Fox]

Yup, we're all gay over here! But of course, all british men are slinky, slimey, murderous freaks!
Actually, we're all like Nigel Thornberry.

[Wrightfan]

Yup, we're all gay over here! But of course, all british men are slinky, slimey, murderous freaks!
Actually, we're all like Nigel Thornberry.

Honestly if all men were like Tim Curry we'd be living in a much better world

[Daenerys]

What is this I don't even

[Pixie]

UUUUUGGGHHHH

[WildSimba]

Yup, we're all gay over here! But of course, all british men are slinky, slimey, murderous freaks!
Actually, we're all like Nigel Thornberry.

Honestly if all men were like Tim Curry we'd be living in a much better world

what is this i dont even

BTW Tim Curry FTW

[KopaLeo]

So the stuff that reminded me of this article is that Antoine Bueno wrote a book called The Small Blue Book which says that

"Smurfs society," writes Bueno by way of hypothesis in his work of spoof scholarship, "is an archetype of a totalitarian utopia" bearing the hallmarks of Stalinism and Nazism.
(http://www.ottawacitizen.com/story_prin ... 4&sponsor=)

Also recently a guy in another forum wrote about his crazy Machiavellian political interpretation of TLK, which I'll translate soon.

[BloodshadeLioness]

Wow, the person who wrote that article FAILS. First of all, it's never stated anywhere in the film that Scar is gay, and if this person had done their research, they would have found out that Scar is quite the womanizer. Second, the hyenas are not black. They're hyenas. The reason they are oppressed is that lions and hyenas are natural enemies in real life. And Simba challenges Scar to the throne because that's what real lions do - they get exiled from their prides, and sometimes males return as adults and challenge the leader to regain the rights to the "throne".

Obviously, whoever wrote that article hasn't watched a nature documentary on lions before, and has no right to claim that animals don't really act that way *facepaw*

I'm also very much for positive gay characters, but it ticked me off how the writer of the article just assumed Scar was gay

[Pixie]

I'm also very much for positive gay characters, but it ticked me off how the writer of the article just assumed Scar was gay

I know rite.