Oh I am SO telling Dash to visit this thread. 
I
just don’t get it. What is so appealing to a man about an elastic woman? 
~~=oP
PV : 
No clue what’s so
attracting about a woman that acts like a rubber band … maybe becuase she can shrink and grow anywher she wants
. If the dude’s shorter that her normal height , she can just shrink a bit .
It’s either elastic woman ,
sheepherder girls , or baby blue porches .
PV, obviousy, you are a woman, so I am going to explain
to you why a male, like me and Dash, would like such a woman like Helen Parr.
She is hot, beautiful,
tough, independent, good looking, and smart too. Not to mention flexible. (PV: You watched Disney on Ice with the
Incredibles right? Remember the song that played durring Elastigirl’s Super Suit demonstration? Same reason. Not
to mention that she looks marvelous in her Super Suit, (Glory Days and current).
Actually, when I
said that, it was playful sarcasm, and a little suggestive.
~~=oP
PV: I
know. But hey, I love talking about this. Besides, Dash would agree with me 100%. And then he would start mashing
on me again.
PV- Just a little?
Ladies, Elastigirl is a babe. Simple as that. For me it has nothing to do
with her elastic qualities.
I agree with Star swordsman- he’s done a good job of listing her attractive
qualities.
‘Glory days’ look does it for me, although she makes a very sexy wife & mother. A
‘Yummy Mummy’ as we might say in England!
lucasisking - So
that’s what “Yummy Mummy” means. Heheh – only I saw a show on tv that
goes by the same title, but I never knew what it meant until now.
I’m not a guy, so I don’t quite
understand what it is about us girls that guys find attractive (besides the obvious, of course). Although, now
that some of you explained it in more detail…I kinda get it. (snigger)
Mitch, I figured you
were a bloke! Sorry!
lizardgirl: Okay, maybe not a little, but we’re cool with it. I hope.
lucasisking:
Thank you very much. But truthfully, I was trying to name it of of the top of my head. I am a big fan of her I
must admit, and naming all of those qualities is really nothing at all.
Fascinating, and kind of surprising. The Incredibles is my favorite, hands down Pixar
film.
My whole family favors the Incredibles. Finally a movie not about pre-schoolers ( all though they
were excellant ).
But none of this should come as a surpise as I came in the door looking for info on John
Carter of Mars.
So what you think, will John Carter (perhaps ) be a Pixar film that just doesn’t work for
Pixars FANS ? I’m wondering if that’s the case. - Jeff
Jeje, no worries
luxo,[i][b:c9cf17550
c]Mitch[/b][/i],lizardgirl[/color
]
I’ am also with yall three in, shall I say, ‘non-supporting group’ of
[b]The Incredibles[/b]?
I also really am not much into
the things of TI. Although I did like some of the action in the film, and had one or two laughs with the some of
the scenes in the movie, still my interests have never flown to it in anyway. To me the plot did not seem very
custom as what I truly did find in Finding Nemo (*Sorry
about that TI fans*).
I see this side of the
Pixar internet world is limited to FN fans/supporters as myself and a few rest of us.
But I dont mind it at
all. For me, As long as people outside of us supporters are not bashing or flaming FN nor any of the individs
including Dory, then there will be no reason for me to bash out what this film
holds either as well for you all.
In contrast, as long as Incredibles fans here respect Find Nemo fans and
everyone else who supports the rest of the movies of Pixar, then I’am very relaxed and great with it.
From
that, we should also be together in this with everyone who has remained at [b][u]Pixar
Planet[/u][/b] since joining because we all like the same main thing that brings us to
these areas as well.
You have the right attitude, DD. I’m an
Incredibles fanatic, but it’s okay if other people don’t have the same passion for
it.
~~=oP
Same
here for me PixarVixen: Am a big
Dory person(also Expert),
and ‘Find’ Nemo fan 
And as I said, we should all as a community of [b][u]Pixar
Planet[/u][/b], be in this together, since these movies come from the main thing I know was
the main goal of why this site was created, which is the 1st word of the site’s title
Dory’s Defender - Yep
– beautifully said. My thoughts exactly. All of us have different interests, likes, and dislikes at heart, and
we should respect each other’s preferences and such.
We are a family, after all. At least…I consider
this place to be a family-oriented website.
Just as long as one does not go banging on
this movie, even if he/she is a die-hard hater of this film, then I will be happy.
And it should be since as I said already 2 times on this
thread, that everyone who has remained at Pixar Planet is all in this
together.
TSS:
I danot believe anyone
here is an actual hater of The Incredibles, nor to any other movie of Pixar.
Know that everyone here has their own sub-interests in
the other boundaries of Pixar which leads to these movies and shorts being produced by the community there. Some
people here at P.P., as you, find TI very interesting, great, etc. But for some of
the rest of us, we will find Finding Nemo and the rest of the productions of Pixar much more interesting then the
others.
And then at second resort, we all should also respect that of what we all like and love. I respect the
fact you are likely a major Incredibles supporter or fan. And since you are for example, you could tell me the
deeper part of TI. What made Director, Brad Bird engage in making a movie like this and so forth?
And I could
tell you more about what was the real reason why Dory on FN was created and thought about and the risk Director,
Andrew Stanton took in creating this individual with such vivid behavior and spirit, and a deeper insight of what
FN is all about and so
forth.
All:
Things like this, I believe would help to bring the community more closer to everyone else who has remained here
since joining, regardless of what our interests flow to. We should share our own knowledge about the things we
know from all sorts of subjects to everyone else, and not only by telling what we see on other webpages by
showing links to them around the net, but also in our own words by discussing them to each other as well in
threads here.
DD- Some nice thoughts, there. Anyway, if we all
loved just one film, then it wouldn’t be as interesting. The fact that we have been brought together by a love
of Pixar, yet have been able to discuss our own different viewpoints whilst respecting each other is exactly what
makes PP such a great board.
I’m not a hater of Incredibles- it’s just that the die-hard fans make me sick of it. They can’t stop talking
about it and how much better it is than anything else. If I did the same about a certain film, I’d get bashed
for it. It’s the endless chat about how super cool it is that makes me sick and makes me stray from ever
watching it again. But I still can’t say I hate it completely, simply because it’s Pixar.
FONY- Well, although I am not an TI fan myself, I don’t see why
you should force yourself to ‘not hate’ it because it’s a Pixar film. If Pixar released a film that I honestly
didn’t like much at all, I wouldn’t change my view just because it’s Pixar.