Can't even begin to tell you how sick to death I am of Frozen «123...Next Go

AnnePlays

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Coffefreak4Life

AnnePlays wrote: »

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Wheres a barf bag ? i need a barf bag im gonna spew

Fairy_Happy

Coffefreak4Life wrote: »

friendlyone20 wrote: »

Oh I know what toys he would be playing with in college.

He sure be playing with woody i can tell you that much

lol that's for sure!

ladymadonna

i have a 9 year old daughter..... i hear this film in my sleep...IN MY SLEEP!

Nh6650

I haven't seen the movie and do not plan to. I have heard the song and do not like it in the least.

KayeStar

I think getting tattoos of it is a bit much, but then again, I don't like tattoos at all. Afraid of needles.

Hagfisher

Any reason why I would get a tattoo is because it would be a Boeing 747. JUMBO JET.

Also, my dad would always say when I was younger...

"What is that tattoo gonna look like in fifty years?"

stilljustme2

Haven't even seen the whole movie yet -- it's on my list to watch while it's available on cable.

venessamaple

> @friendlyone20 said:
> I know a lot of people got tired of this movie like 2 days after it came out but I am at my limit now. Especially if everyday you are stuck watching the first 45 minutes then the last 40 minutes go unwatched because the person who asked to watch it runs from the room screaming in terror because of the ice. The whole movie is about ice!

Didn't like it either!

GalacticGal

I finally sat down to watch "Frozen". I enjoyed it. But I do have to say it gets tiresome after awhile. Six of my eight grandchildren (and their parents) are living with us, currently. These six children are all five years old and younger, down to the newborn. You can imagine the bedlam in my house. Happily, it's a two-story with a finished basement. So, I can 'hide' up here in my loft, playing on the forums when I'm not actually playing my game. One of the little ones is going to be a actor, we're guessing, since he displays a flair for the dramatic. He loves "Cats" and will act out parts of it. But he really, really, really loves Elsa from "Frozen". He knows most of the lyrics, too, to "Let it Go". You just haven't lived until you hear a child sing this song at the top of his lungs at two A.M.! Trying to be a patient, kind grandma, I simply keep telling myself to, "Let it go, let it go, they won't be little like this for much time…" (Sorry, I couldn't help myself.)

KayeStar

Oh! I want to share this. This is funny.








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