It's said in the scene where Alladin first meets the genii, but you have to be really really drunk and also under the influence of several tabs of blotter acid and it wouldn't hurt if you huffed a little silver paint while watching.

Trust me, it's there if you want it to be. Disney realized early on that there was nothing that said "family values" and "good clean fun" more than hiding sexual messages within his films.

If you listen very carefully in Snow White, when the dwarves first spot Snow White, Doc says to Dopey "How'd you like to tear off a piece of that?"

I won't even discuss what happens in "Bambi". Let's just say I'll never look at fawns the same way again.

Well, of course Dax, we all know what Thumper did in his spare time...............I think he was addicted!

Please MJ, if you can't say something nice about a skunk...

The only movie in which suspicions of sexual activity might be proven is Disney's "Mickey's Orgy" released in 1947, but quickly pulled from theaters at the request of local Knights of Columbus groups.

In his criticism, Roger Ebert says "Disney wanted to experiment with sexual themes for children, and realized that cute animals could get away with things more than if he filmed people."

It's not known if any prints of "Mickey's Orgy" exist any longer, but if anyone has a friend who works for Disney, have them ask around.

I loved Flower! I would never say anything bad about a skunk....

Thumper the bunny, well that's a whole other ballgame.

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