19 Hidden Facts You Never Knew About Disney Films. Some Of These Are Downright Dirty

1. Pumbaa from The Lion King is the first character to ever fart. 

2. The voice of Eeyore is also the voice of Optimus Prime from Transformers.

3. The person who voiced Sebastian in The Little Mermaid also played Mufasa in the Broadway adaption of The Lion King. 

                  

4. “Kingdom of the Sun” was the original title for The Emperor’s New Groove.

5. Christian Bale voiced the character of Thomas in Pocahontas. 6. Christina Aguilera’s debut single is actually “Reflections” from Mulan, not “Genie in a Bottle.” The latter song was released a year after the former.

7. Idina Menzel originally auditioned for a role in Tangled but she was passed over. Her audition made an impression with producers, however, and she was later cast as Elsa in Frozen.        

8. The co-director of Frozen, Jennifer Lee, is the first woman to direct a Disney movie.

9. Bea Arthur was originally considered for the voice of Ursula in The Little Mermaid, but the role ultimately went to Pat Carroll.

10. Beauty and the Beast was the first animated film to ever be nominated in the Best Picture category. The category Best Animated Feature was created years later, in 2001.

11. The supposed penis on the original VHS cover of The Little Mermaid was supposedly unintentional. The animator says he was in a hurry to finish it. 

Mhmmm...Right...

12. Additionally, animators say they did not write "SEX" in the stars in The Lion King. Instead they wrote "SFX" as a signature. 

But we can chose to believe what we want, right?            

13. Aladdin cut the song “Proud of Your Boy” from the film, but it was later re-added for the Broadway adaption.

14. Wreck-It Ralph has 180 unique characters.

Disney likes to hide characters in different films. Here are some examples:

15. During the song "Out There" in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Belle, Aladdin's magic carpet, and Pumbaa make appearances.  

16. Tangled's Rapunzel and Flynn Rider attend Elsa's coronation in Frozen. 

17. Mickey Mouse, Goofy, Kermit the Frog, and Donald Duck all make appearances when Triton arrives at the concert hall in The Little Mermaid.                    

18. Scar is turned into a rug in Hercules.                    

19. And Mrs. Potts makes an appearance in Tarzan. 

15 different ways to wear / tie a scarf

♥1. The Scarf Bustier

We love when scarves can double as clothes! Wear this Scarf Bustier as a bathing suit cover up, or for your next pool party. Layer a denim jacket over your faux bustier, and pair it with a flowing maxi skirt.

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♥2. The Fancy Scarf Braid

When life calls for a fancy knot, be prepared with this scarf-tying technique! While the braid looks complicated, it is actually easy-peasy nice and breezy. ;)

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♥3. The Shoulder Duster

This isn’t your grandmother’s scarf knot. Paired with a pair of chic flats and a striped top, this scarf style will have you looking like a 1950s movie star in no time!

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♥4. Scarf Bow Tie

There’s almost nothing better than a well-tied bow — pipe-smoking, tweed-jacket-wearing gentlemen and little girls all agree. ;)

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♥5. The Carmen Miranda

We think this unique knot looks like a bunch of grapes — Carmen Miranda would approve. This style sure is a sweet treat for your wardrobe. Whether you think this knot looks like a bunch of grapes or a bundle of baubles, this is a truly creative way to wear your scarves!

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♥6. Infinity Scarf Twist

We have an endless love for circle scarves, but this might be our favorite way to loop and tie them!

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♥7. Girly Windsor Knot

Don’t let your man have all the fun! Sometimes, even girliest of gals needs some necktie inspiration in her wardrobe. Let your scarf double as the feminine equivalent of a necktie.

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♥8. Scarf Halter Top

Need a chic and breezy top for a summer soiree? Pair your favorite espradilles with this scarf halter top for an effortless, warm-weather look!

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♥9. Twisty Scarf Loop

Take a cue from one of the best Beatles dance tunes and do the twist — with your scarf!

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♥10. Scarf Boa

We like to think of this as the feather boa’s sophisticated sister. Pair this knot with a blouse,a mini, and sky-high stilettos for city-chic style.

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♥11. Skinny Scarf Necklace

Necklaces are nice and scarves are splendid. Why don’t you merge the two and try a super accessory? ;)

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♥12. Half-Bow Epaulette

A sister style to our “Half-Bow” scarf-tying tutorial, the “Half-Bow Epaulette” is a fresh knot with a retro equestrian flair. Pair this style with a bohemian blouse and bell-bottom jeans.

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♥13. Cowboy Bolo Tie

Try this style with a thin scarf to mimic a western-inspired bolo tie. Giddyup!

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♥14. Hollywood Hills

Picture this:You’re cruising a California coastal highway, top down, with a scarf blowing over your shoulder. This knot gives you that look — no matter where you are!

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♥15. Infinity Scarf Double Loop

A sweet and simple way to wear one of our favorite scarf styles.

- See more at: http://www.scarves.net/blog/15-ways-to-wear-summer-scarves#.dpuf

20 Photos Captioned Perfectly is an Epic Win for the Internet

I found some more funny photos with captions already on them. It makes my job a lot easier and they’re probably funnier than what I have written. I hope my boss doesn’t fire me.

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