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Muy bien hecho, Mexican Fan! I see you are a Don Rosa fan.

Your site is very professional-looking.
Great smiley! Donald is much better than those circle faces. By the way, one of the smilies on this forum was made from a drawing by me: :( But I'm not sad!

Quote from user: ole damgaardmexican fan: the music on your page nearly gave me a heartattack!
The same thing happened here too. :)

Quote from user: Roger NorthI visited that Calisota Latina page and it was somewhat good. they have an English version of that page.
no, is only in español

more pages
calisota online
http://goofy313g.free.fr/calisota_online/

DUCKhunt
http://www.duckhunt.de/

CBarks.DK
http://www.cbarks.dk/indexint.htm

LA PRIMERA PAGINA DEL PATO DONALD EN VENEZUELA
http://www.geocities.com/donald_venezolano/bienvenida.htm

The Encyclopedia of Disney Animated Shorts
http://www.disneyshorts.org/

Quote from user: Roger NorthI know that Latin is not a country either. It's just a language that people in South America speak.
Do me a favor Don't make fun of my country and I won't make fun of yours not that I would anyway. What I meant was that they do a similar page to Calisota Latina but in English. They don't have too many new pages related to Disney Comics in English anymore which is kind of sad in a way. I mean sure they sell like hotcakes in your country but in my country they aren't as popular. Very few people have even heard of Disney Comics. Someone even asked me what I meant when I said Disney Comics. I remember when I was a child you could walk into a store and buy an issue of Uncle Scrooge or Walt Disney's Comics and Stories or any other Disney Comic. Nowadays you have to get them through subscriptions and you'd be lucky if you can afford to subscribe to them.
sorry ^^u
and here the disney comics aren't popular,that why i have to go to "el centro,CA" to buy it, editorial televisa don't sell comics anymore >:(

Quote from user: Roger NorthI know that Latin is not a country either. It's just a language that people in South America speak.
Latin is not spoken anywhere. It´s a "dead" language although you can learn it in schools and universities.They spoke latin in the Roman empire and languages like spanish and portuguese - which they speak in South America (Latin America) - have their background in latin.

Quote from user: Roger NorthI visited that Calisota Latina page and it was somewhat good. they have an English version of that page.
want a version in English of calisotalatina? Ok, I can make it, but no alone, so, if somebody of knows something of Spanish and has sufficient free time , tell me