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Sexual References In Disney Movies
Your favorite Disney films are about to be tainted for life. The dirty minded organization has been sneaking sexual references in their movies for years. Unless you want your kids to grow up to be Pornhub and Youporn fans, it might be best to avoid a few choice films.

PERVERTS OF DISNEY ARE EVERYWHERE

Spending a nice, quiet night with the kids and watching a Disney flick seems like an innocent and educational way to spend a couple hours. In all theory, it should be, but the perverted mind behind Disney do not agree. For whatever reason, they feel the need to make sexual references in many of their movies. Perhaps their intention was to throw some adult humor in there for the bored parents. Apparently, the only way to entertain adults is with
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