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Not unless she got extensions

Boats exist.

Frozen takes place in a FICTIONAL kingdom. It can take inspiration from real-world cultures without having to limit itself to historical accuracy. Besides, there are plenty of places where the new and old collide. Plenty of Disney films are (at least somewhat) anachronistic in style.

Frozen Frozen yogurt

Yes, but not like modern ones

Why not both?

Not to mention the aroma!

He could certainly play a god though...

That piece of paper was obviously taken from a Death Note.

Not all parents treat their kids the same.

Relatively speaking, dogs can be among the SMARTEST animals out there. Sometimes too smart for their own good. Still love 'em tho.

I agree. As much as I love Beauty and the Beast, I do think it's a good idea to keep a film's setting in mind when judging it.

They're still my favourite. Just reminds me that underneath all those fluffy feathers is a bird of prey.

Might also depend on how soon centaur babies can hold their own heads up, or if they'd need their mothers to support them.

Eye sea watt u did their

I agree (though I love both cats and dogs). I think it's easy to tell one cat breed from the other, for the most part... but dogs have the potential for even greater differences in appearance between breeds.

Depends on the dress regarding how uncomfortable or not it is...

At this rate, I would not be surprised.

Well, it can at least be traced back to the '70s, but it's origins go way back to ancient greece or something, so yeah...it's been around for a while.

Exactly. Like with any dog, how that dog is raised matters WAY MORE than what kind of breed it is.

Eh...I've personally always found most Mary Sue tests to be faulty on principle, but they're still fun to do.

I didn't at first, but I could see Near doing something like this.

Actually, judging by the costumes, architecture, etc of the film, I'd say it took place long after the dark-ages. Most-likely in the 18th century, though it could be long before or after the French Revolution, which lasted about 10 years at the end of the century.

Or you know...it might just be how the dog is raised. Aggressive and friendly dogs come in all shapes and sizes. Breeding can only tell you so much. The dog's experiences and training are where it really counts.

Strange, yet adorable.

I watch it at 26.

It's Tomie. So yes. It's very okay to be scared.