TPAM is an adorable St. Bernard.

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Nah, just cute little old me.

Sneak? Are you next?

I'm still somewhat skeptical that the cut scenes will ever be released in full. It just seems unlikely to me somehow. But... then again, I probably would have said the same thing about the May 1987 script, or that All Dogs Go to Heaven scene, and lo and beyond.

A disclaimer that this is not meant as an attack on anyone. But, if I can address the original points made in this thread here, I don't feel that all the discussion about the uncut version is a bad thing. If anything, I think it's a testament to how much the majority of us here do appreciate the film as it is. After all, we wouldn't care about an uncut version if we all hated the film. Granted, there is often a feeling that an already great film could've been even more amazing if the deleted scenes were included. I feel similar about the Harry Potter films sometimes. As much as I love them, there was a lot of material from the books that got left out, material which I think would've made the films even better. But at the end of the day, it doesn't diminish the fact that I am a fan.

The other reason why I think discussion about the uncut version is fine is because it is simply a fascinating topic. While I would still love to see that missing footage, it does put me more at ease that we have the May 1987 script. If the uncut version itself is never released, then this is probably the next best thing. But at the end of the day, as I've said elsewhere on this forum, The Land Before Time is still my favourite animated film, so I can't complain too much.

@ImpracticalDino: I struggled a lot with grade school growing up. That wasn't to say it was all bad or anything. There were definitely fun times, and I got to meet a lot of cool people. Especially the friends I made during that time, and all the parties and fun hang-outs we used to have, which I think in many ways helped me survive my school years. But there was also a lot of hardship with things like bullies, and I got bullied a lot. I likewise struggled with the work load and/or not doing well in many of my classes. I'm also autistic, and while I am much more well-adjusted now, that is certainly something that made socializing with others hard, and also contributed to a lot of my struggles with course work and the school curriculum.

As to which school years I consider the best, I'd have to say once I was at the college. I still struggled a lot with post-secondary as well, but thankfully there were no more bullies, and overall it was a more stable environment. In particular, while I didn't care for Multimedia Production a whole lot (the program I ultimately got my degree in), the couple or so years when I took General Studies were generally a lot more fun. I had a really awesome teacher too.

Before post-secondary, however, my high school years were probably the best (which for me was Grades 9-12). Again, it wasn't an easy time, but the number of bullies had largely thinned out, I had more friends at that point, and I was slowly but surely learning to adjust. If nothing else, anything was better than junior high.

@Anagnos: My initial response was going to be dragons. And while I do think they are neat creatures, having them in real life could be very potentially dangerous. So I'd probably go with a hippogriff instead.

TPAM is the one who ratted me out to the internet police in the first place.

...he also needs to work on his grammar.

Okay, I'll stop now.

That's good.

Do you have any pets?

Do you have any pets?