posted March 17, 2012 12:29 AM            

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Originally posted by Betty Boop:
I liked Belle the most! & I'm an Aries.

But I think this would be her chart:

Gemini Sun conj Gemini Merc - Because she was seen as the most intelligent girl in town, always reading a book. That's actually how the cartoon starts. She is reading a book and walking around town.

Capricorn Moon - Because she was very responsible, attached to her family (her dad).. her mother had passed away... and also, she did a great job nagging & scolding the beast, which is classic of this Moon haha

Cancer AC - Because she looks very feminine and fragile.

Venus in Aries because she was assertive in love. She always knew exactly what she wanted and what she didn't want, saying she wants 'more than this provincial life'.. and rejecting Gaston.. She didn't want a conventional relationship. She was a social *rebel* within her community. Also, she was pretty feisty with the Beast.

Mars in Scorpio - because she was a strong person and she was very brave & also emotionally deep. She did not want a superficial relationship with Gaston, even though he was the best looking guy in town. She wanted something deeper and more intense. She did not care about The Beast's outer appearance. Only a Scorpio Venus or Mars could truly love a Beast..

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posted March 17, 2012 12:30 AM            

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Originally posted by Moonfish:
well I don't mean literally lol i just mean personality wise, I appericate your support. OK? :P
besides, it's not like I think your old or anything.. at least not anymore XD

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posted March 17, 2012 12:32 AM            

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Originally posted by ariesdragon:
lol ok I'll be ur daddy, I'm fine with it

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posted March 17, 2012 12:33 AM            

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Originally posted by aquaguy91:
not really,they are both hot

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posted March 17, 2012 12:33 AM            

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Originally posted by Moonfish:
Okey dokey... just don't touch my mom XP lol

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posted March 17, 2012 12:34 AM            

For me

1. Belle- becasue she see's the beauty within above all, is caring, understanding, paitent and wise. She also has strong willpower to fight for what is deserved.

2. Mulan- because she's couragous, simple pure at heart. She's ready to put her life at stake for anybody she cares about without thinking twice.

3.Cinderella- becasue she's extremely caring and affectionate. She can sacrifice pieces of herself and endure tough times but still have an endless well of patience and love to follow through.

posted March 17, 2012 12:35 AM            

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Originally posted by Betty Boop:
I liked Belle the most! & I'm an Aries.

But I think this would be her chart:

Gemini Sun conj Gemini Merc - Because she was seen as the most intelligent girl in town, always reading a book. That's actually how the cartoon starts. She is reading a book and walking around town.
:edit: & WOW How could I forget? Do you guys remember the scene where The Beast shows her his HUGE library - and she thinks it is the most amazing thing she has ever seen?
ONLY a Gemini ^^!! lol

Capricorn Moon - Because she was very responsible, attached to her family (her dad).. her mother had passed away... and also, she did a great job nagging & scolding the beast, which is classic of this Moon haha

Cancer AC - Because she looks very feminine and fragile.

Venus in Aries because she was assertive in love. She always knew exactly what she wanted and what she didn't want, saying she wants 'more than this provincial life'.. and rejecting Gaston.. She didn't want a conventional relationship. She was a social *rebel* within her community. Also, she was pretty feisty with the Beast.

Mars in Scorpio - because she was a strong person and she was very brave & also emotionally deep. She did not want a superficial relationship with Gaston, even though he was the best looking guy in town. She wanted something deeper and more intense. She did not care about The Beast's outer appearance. Only a Scorpio Venus or Mars could truly love a Beast..

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posted March 17, 2012 12:35 AM            

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Originally posted by Moonfish:
boys e.e

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posted March 17, 2012 12:36 AM            

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Originally posted by ariesdragon:
AS IF hahaha

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posted March 17, 2012 12:39 AM            

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Originally posted by Moonfish:
LMAO your so funny, Dad >.>

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posted March 17, 2012 12:39 AM            

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Originally posted by violet7887:
What a cute thread again Moonfish...

For me

1. Belle- becasue she see's the beauty within above all, is caring, understanding, paitent and wise. She also has strong willpower to fight for what is deserved.

2. Mulan- because she's couragous, simple pure at heart. She's ready to put her life at stake for anybody she cares about without thinking twice.

3.Cinderella- becasue she's extremely caring and affectionate. She can sacrifice pieces of herself and endure tough times but still have an endless well of patience and love to follow through.

Venus is Taurus

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posted March 17, 2012 12:40 AM            

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Originally posted by aquaguy91:
haha what? and im not a boy im a grown man >=¢o < see that moustache

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posted March 17, 2012 12:40 AM            

I must have looked pretty funny dressed up in blue daisy dukes and a red mid-drift shirt, gold rope tied to my belt, twirling and jumping around our street corner, chanting "Wonder Woman!" (like a Vegas hooker, aching for a bump).

I also wanted to grow up to be Cheetara:

1). Because she had a harem of hot cat-men.
2). She could run at supersonic speeds without a bra.
3). She was a freaking cheetah-person! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIkOFjgHd58

Not sure what it is in my chart, but I never really looked at things based on their gender. Strong heroins could both kick butt AND remain pretty. That kind of utility just seemed streamlined and efficient (why get all dirty and gross when you can be pretty and smack people around with a big stick?...Yes my Moon is in Virgo). It wasn't sexual attraction either LOL, I remember my mom told one of her friends I wanted to grow up to marry Wonder Woman and I interrupted, "No mommy, I'm gonna BE Wonder Woman when I grow up".

I grew up in a time where Disney stopped making movies with human characters in them and even erased gender out of the equation for some (movies like "The Fox & The Hound", which were based more on species/racial equality rather than gender). "The Jungle Book" was made 10 years before I was, and for the 10 years after I was born people really only made animal cartoons. This may have a lot to do with the growth of the women's lib movement. "The Little Mermaid" and "Beauty & The Beast" were Disney's transition back into movies with more human characters (ironic considering both are about animals transforming into humans), but by the time they were made, I was 14 years old. I grew up with cartoon heroins like Mrs. Frisby (Secret of NIMH), Even the Unicorn in "The Last Unicorn" ended up whooping the butt of her nemesis and saving her prince (then promptly turned back into a glitter-pony and pranced away). They were all strong in their sense of self and belonging, often faced with insane odds stacked against them, placed in a position where only they had to overcome their odds alone, and generally they were pretty (for whatever species they were).

posted March 17, 2012 12:41 AM            

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Originally posted by Betty Boop:
I liked Belle the most! & I'm an Aries.

But I think this would be her chart:

Gemini Sun conj Gemini Merc - Because she was seen as the most intelligent girl in town, always reading a book. That's actually how the cartoon starts. She is reading a book and walking around town.
:edit: & WOW How could I forget? Do you guys remember the scene where The Beast shows her his HUGE library - and she thinks it is the most amazing thing she has ever seen?
ONLY a Gemini ^^!! lol

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lol didnt notice this earlier. Belle was my fav becasue I indentified with her most. Her character reminded me a lot of myself. I'm a Gemini Sun and ahaha I am guilty for getting excited about books. Doesnt anybody else get that trill when you get a new book and you know your going to get all this new info out of it AND kill time? You can take your mind somewhere else. Thats how it happens...

posted March 17, 2012 12:42 AM            

I think Peter Pan would be a Gemini!

Hercules would be a Scorpio maybe..
Or a Pisces with Aries in his chart!!

Aladdin would be Sagittarius:

Tarzan would be a Leo:

More here: http://atrl.net/forums/showthread.php?t=102547

posted March 17, 2012 12:44 AM            

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Originally posted by Xiiro:
I wanted to grow up to be Wonder Woman, screw Disney princesses, when I was a kid they were either femme fatales (Snow White), rampant with poor decision skills (Ariel), defined by their princes (Aurora), Completely useless (Jasmine), (or generally reliant on external help to accomplish simple tasks (look at Cinderella, bisch can't even put on an apron without an army of mice).

I must have looked pretty funny dressed up in blue daisy dukes and a red mid-drift shirt, gold rope tied to my belt, twirling and jumping around our street corner, chanting "Wonder Woman!" (like a Vegas hooker, aching for a bump).

I also wanted to grow up to be Cheetara:

1). Because she had a harem of hot cat-men.
2). She could run at supersonic speeds without a bra.
3). She was a freaking cheetah-person! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIkOFjgHd58

Not sure what it is in my chart, but I never really looked at things based on their gender. Strong heroins could both kick butt AND remain pretty. That kind of utility just seemed streamlined and efficient (why get all dirty and gross when you can be pretty and smack people around with a big stick?...Yes my Moon is in Virgo). It wasn't sexual attraction either LOL, I remember my mom told one of her friends I wanted to grow up to marry Wonder Woman and I interrupted, "No mommy, I'm gonna BE Wonder Woman when I grow up".

I grew up in a time where Disney stopped making movies with human characters in them and even erased gender out of the equation for some (movies like "The Fox & The Hound", which were based more on species/racial equality rather than gender). "The Jungle Book" was made 10 years before I was, and for the 10 years after I was born people really only made animal cartoons. This may have a lot to do with the growth of the women's lib movement. "The Little Mermaid" and "Beauty & The Beast" were Disney's transition back into movies with more human characters (ironic considering both are about animals transforming into humans), but by the time they were made, I was 14 years old. I grew up with cartoon heroins like Mrs. Frisby (Secret of NIMH), Even the Unicorn in "The Last Unicorn" ended up whooping the butt of her nemesis and saving her prince (then promptly turned back into a glitter-pony and pranced away). They were all strong in their sense of self and belonging, often faced with insane odds stacked against them, placed in a position where only they had to overcome their odds alone, and generally they were pretty (for whatever species they were).

God, it's Disney's fault that Furries exist....freakin Disney.

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posted March 17, 2012 12:46 AM            

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Originally posted by Xiiro:
I wanted to grow up to be Wonder Woman, screw Disney princesses, when I was a kid they were either femme fatales (Snow White), rampant with poor decision skills (Ariel), defined by their princes (Aurora), Completely useless (Jasmine), (or generally reliant on external help to accomplish simple tasks (look at Cinderella, bisch can't even put on an apron without an army of mice).

I must have looked pretty funny dressed up in blue daisy dukes and a red mid-drift shirt, gold rope tied to my belt, twirling and jumping around our street corner, chanting "Wonder Woman!" (like a Vegas hooker, aching for a bump).

I also wanted to grow up to be Cheetara:

1). Because she had a harem of hot cat-men.
2). She could run at supersonic speeds without a bra.
3). She was a freaking cheetah-person! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIkOFjgHd58

Not sure what it is in my chart, but I never really looked at things based on their gender. Strong heroins could both kick butt AND remain pretty. That kind of utility just seemed streamlined and efficient (why get all dirty and gross when you can be pretty and smack people around with a big stick?...Yes my Moon is in Virgo). It wasn't sexual attraction either LOL, I remember my mom told one of her friends I wanted to grow up to marry Wonder Woman and I interrupted, "No mommy, I'm gonna BE Wonder Woman when I grow up".

I grew up in a time where Disney stopped making movies with human characters in them and even erased gender out of the equation for some (movies like "The Fox & The Hound", which were based more on species/racial equality rather than gender). "The Jungle Book" was made 10 years before I was, and for the 10 years after I was born people really only made animal cartoons. This may have a lot to do with the growth of the women's lib movement. "The Little Mermaid" and "Beauty & The Beast" were Disney's transition back into movies with more human characters (ironic considering both are about animals transforming into humans), but by the time they were made, I was 14 years old. I grew up with cartoon heroins like Mrs. Frisby (Secret of NIMH), Even the Unicorn in "The Last Unicorn" ended up whooping the butt of her nemesis and saving her prince (then promptly turned back into a glitter-pony and pranced away). They were all strong in their sense of self and belonging, often faced with insane odds stacked against them, placed in a position where only they had to overcome their odds alone, and generally they were pretty (for whatever species they were).

God, it's Disney's fault that Furries exist....freakin Disney.

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posted March 17, 2012 12:55 AM            

werddd!

posted March 17, 2012 12:56 AM            

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Originally posted by Betty Boop:
What about the Disney guys? We had a thread like this before.. and no one answered about the guys lolll Maybe no one cares about the guys

I think Peter Pan would be a Gemini!

Aladdin would be Sagittarius:

More here: http://atrl.net/forums/showthread.php?t=102547

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Where did Aladdin get that ghetto bootie? I would go for Hercules or Tarzan. I am a sucker for Dreadlocks and washboard abs. David from Lilo and Stitch can come too.

posted March 17, 2012 12:56 AM            

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posted March 17, 2012 12:57 AM            

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Originally posted by Betty Boop:
ummmm guys I'm not sure what's going on with this thread but I think some posts just disappeared.. unless it's my comp ..

werddd!

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