Walt Disney’s Taxi Driver?

By Crime HQ

May 14, 2012

In the world of mash-ups, there’s weird and then there’s Walt Disney’s Taxi Driver.

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Clare 2e
May 14, 2012 at 9:48 am

Another member of HQ found and posted this, and after seeing it for the first time, I found it so odd, definitely disturbing, and yet sensible somehow. My brain has been stained!

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