Would you like to live with winnie the pooh in the hundred acre wood?
by 
NiCkIzBacK
ANSWERS: 16
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I would be scared... I would rather live in the Neighborhood :D
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Winnie the Pooh was awesome, I would live there in a heartbeat.
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Oh, that would be awesome! However, I'd start missing my friends and family. Could they come, too? Would we have to find jobs or do we just get to live like all the characters there?
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Sure why not --
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G'day NiCkIzBacK, Thank you for your question. I would have to check out the costs of living there and the available work. However, there are certain advantages to living in a timeless, animated world. However, having said that there are no women which would make things a bit dull. On second thoughts, I think I'll pass. Regards
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Not so long ago when my children were a bit younger I felt like I did, and it wasn't half bad. Lots of joy. The most wonderful thing about tiggers is tiggers are wonderful things. Their tops are made out of rubber, their bottoms are made out of springs. They're bouncy troucy flouncy pouncy, fun, fun, fun, fun. fun. The most wonderful thing about tiggers issssssss, I'm the only one! And I would like to get drunk and party with Tigger, what a hoot that would be.
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Yes,and I would be Arnie the friendly aardvark,and would accompany Winnie on his adventures.Ants like hunny too,and I could eat my fill,and protect poor Winnie from them.We could be great pals.
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Only if I could bring my 2 year old... he would LOVE it!
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where christopher robin plays?
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No, they are all mental.
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my sister now lives there , with her kids , and iam sending my kids to live there with her ,so no i think that i ll stay home .
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Hell yeah! I'd go into real estate and sell them 100 acres! Make myself a pretty penny.
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I find those characters annoying, but if Pooh brings home the hunny, why not?
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I think I'd prefer living in the Faraway Tree myself. Life's so simple in those places, isn't it?
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Oh Yes, pink & blue thoughts all day!
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Only if he shares his honey. XD
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