Jason? Mockey Miuse??
I’ve heard Mortimer was the name of a childhood pet mouse of Walter. His wife Lillian suggested to name his internationally famous cartoon rodent Mickey instead (Mortimer was used for the love rival to Minnie).
Mortimer was Charlies buddy. right Edgar.
Even way back then the older generations were baffled by abbreviations. Or maybe that’s an acronym. Whatever. Believe it or not.
Which ones? the white ones or the black ones? If they really repel insects, why isn’t the zebra all that color?
“Mortimer” then would become the name of Mickey’s rival.
But in Winston’s day, OMG stood for the “Old Man’s Gin” which, to Winston was sort of like worship, so Oh, My God…too.
Wasn’t he Steamboat Willie in the first cartoon?
Was it “OMG”, or was it the full “Oh my god”?
Only because of “recorded” being the keyword. Abraham said it aloud in Hebrew.
Once skinned, dried and stretched, the Zebra stripes can be used to swat flies.
Mortimer was renamed ‘Mickey’.
It’s not that a zebra’s stripe REPEL insects, but the research shows that some flies become confused and have a hard time landing on them.
Walt’s wife said no to Mortimer. Thus Mickey. Shame.
Take care, may the fliggerflord be with you, and gesundheit.
I remember a character named Mickey Rat.
“M O R T I M E R M O U S E”, the Mouseketeers could never have spit that song out.
Hmmmmm, I wonder if I wear black and white stripes it would keep mosquitoes away?
Raid is rumored to be bringing out a line of zebra-striped outerwear for Summer…
In the newspaper comics Morty and Ferdie were Mickey’s nephews.
So…will wearing striped clothes repel insects?
eromlig almost 4 years ago
Jason? Mockey Miuse??
Templo S.U.D. almost 4 years ago
I’ve heard Mortimer was the name of a childhood pet mouse of Walter. His wife Lillian suggested to name his internationally famous cartoon rodent Mickey instead (Mortimer was used for the love rival to Minnie).
wjones almost 4 years ago
Mortimer was Charlies buddy. right Edgar.
Caldonia almost 4 years ago
Even way back then the older generations were baffled by abbreviations. Or maybe that’s an acronym. Whatever. Believe it or not.
James Wolfenstein almost 4 years ago
Which ones? the white ones or the black ones? If they really repel insects, why isn’t the zebra all that color?
Guybrush Threepwood almost 4 years ago
“Mortimer” then would become the name of Mickey’s rival.
JDP_Huntington Beach almost 4 years ago
But in Winston’s day, OMG stood for the “Old Man’s Gin” which, to Winston was sort of like worship, so Oh, My God…too.
Smokie almost 4 years ago
Wasn’t he Steamboat Willie in the first cartoon?
KevinKoehler almost 4 years ago
Was it “OMG”, or was it the full “Oh my god”?
ncorgbl almost 4 years ago
Only because of “recorded” being the keyword. Abraham said it aloud in Hebrew.
Once skinned, dried and stretched, the Zebra stripes can be used to swat flies.
Mortimer was renamed ‘Mickey’.
sikeli almost 4 years ago
It’s not that a zebra’s stripe REPEL insects, but the research shows that some flies become confused and have a hard time landing on them.
Huckleberry Hiroshima almost 4 years ago
Walt’s wife said no to Mortimer. Thus Mickey. Shame.
Take care, may the fliggerflord be with you, and gesundheit.
Scott S almost 4 years ago
I remember a character named Mickey Rat.
Buckeye67 almost 4 years ago
“M O R T I M E R M O U S E”, the Mouseketeers could never have spit that song out.
6turtle9 almost 4 years ago
Hmmmmm, I wonder if I wear black and white stripes it would keep mosquitoes away?
Craig Westlake almost 4 years ago
Raid is rumored to be bringing out a line of zebra-striped outerwear for Summer…
WDD almost 4 years ago
In the newspaper comics Morty and Ferdie were Mickey’s nephews.
pbr50138 almost 4 years ago
So…will wearing striped clothes repel insects?