Fun Stuff -- 2003 Annual Disney Trivia Quiz Answers (Disney Lies)

2003 Annual Disney Trivia Quiz Answers

For those of you who were playing along at home, here are the answers for 2003's Annual Disney Trivia Quiz questions.

Gaston's pocket

37 (24 on Wednesdays)

Because the name of the show location, "Club Buzz," is a noun phrase, not an imperative command

In excess of a quarter of a million pounds (without feathers)

You'd be arrested

Her hairdresser

18 cents/share

Mr. T, the Backstreet Boys, Cher

Blue with an ochre fringe

Nala's podiatrist

The Republic of Qua tar

Walt Disney, until 1964, after which time Sonny Bono

Trick question: Stromboli actually has the largest capacity

Some kind of snow cone

Amnesty International

Snow White and Sleeping Beauty (the video is currently illegal in most of the civilized world, and unavailable for sale to minors everywhere else)

Timon's backside

20,000 Leagues Up in a Tree (get it?)

The price of churros

Her umbrella

Donald "Duck" Dunn and Clarence "Ducky" Nash

Orange juice

The Protocols of the Elders of Zion

The outcome would have been significantly the same, with the major difference being that Kennedy's reputation would have been preserved at the expense of Castro's government

Some guy named Bart

Mexican print dresses and kryptonite

Alice's cat's bow's maker's watermark

More than three thousand pounds of beef and pork byproducts

The Empire State Building (by 50%)

Money. Just plain money.

Disney dollars were taken off the gold standard

Some kind of unidentifiable growth

Accusations of subliminal dope smuggling

"X"

Mickey Mouse, although there is some debate over the possibility that Minnie might have taken the position on two occasions but remained largely undetected due to the confusion and her talent for imitation

Because if they do, they'll be out of a job

1942

A "Martian" invasion

Because it's a family film

Jessica Rabbit in Playboy

Under The Rescuers Down Under

His mother (leading to a painful divorce)

A virus

The aftermath of the World War II, leading to a global shortage, rationing, and, eventually, Disneyland's first "E ticket" attraction

He was computerized!

Eaten by the Big Bad Wolf

Her "coon skin cap"

13,228 light bulbs

A two-megaton device in a package addressed to the corporate offices of Dreamworks

He died

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