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Newest Review: ... trolley feel. Sadly, you can?t ride on the back so I suppose you?ll just have to use your imagination. Needless to say, you?ll need to register your personal details to make a purchase but then what did you expect? Disney Auctions is a subsidiary of E-Bay, which many Dooyooers will be familiar with. Yep, bid online for all sorts of goodies and watch the time slip away as you wait with baited breath to see if your bid has won the day. Main Street Merchants is quite a jazzy little number. Here you?re transported to a typical looking, cartoon version of a US High St complete with requisite stores. These include Disney Home & Garden, Disn... more

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disney.com: 2 Kids 1 PC & A Mousemat With Big Ears (1972 words)
by - written on 02/05/02 (Very useful, 1638 readings)
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A house with one PC can be a problem. When your kids get Net savvy then it might be time to reach for an informal schedule to avoid all the filibustering required to stay online. Yes, it?s many a night where I hear the question "How long are you going to be dad?" ringing in my ears as the little urchins kick me off. The subject of all the hype seems to be Disney.com. Trouble is, you see, it applies to all ages even me. My boy is 6 years old and my daughter 9 but there is so much stuff for them to go at that I simply don?t get a chance to chat on Tooyoo (ahhh). Just quickly, before I start...if you are new to the planet then you won't know ... Read the complete review

Where The Magic Lives Online (649 words)
by - written on 26/10/01 (Very useful, 316 readings)
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When the late Walter Disney started out in the early 1920s with his company Laugh-O-Gram, he could hardly have imagined the enduring and wide ranging appeal that his life's work would achieve. Although it is now thirty-five years since Walt passed away after suffering from cancer, the Disney corporation lives on. As well as the production of new features, the corporation still does rather well from its many theme parks as well as video and now DVD releases of all the classic animated films of yester-year. Thankfully the Disney corporation has latched onto the benefits of modern technological advances, and as well as using new techniques in the ... Read the complete review

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