If Pooh is a living stuffed animal, what happens if all the stuffing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyx2oOw397M

Isn't he not actually alive, but just a figment of Christopher Robin's imagination?

>>92234788
If Anon is a living human being, what happens if all the organs are taken out of him? Does he die or is he an empty husk that is living and breathing?

I don't think they ever acknowledged that Pooh was a stuffed animal again after that.

>>92236882
Thing with stuffed animals though, you can take all the stuffing out and stuff it back up again and it's good as new.

I dunno but I know he likes baseball

>>92234788
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TqsGGOZg-s

>>92235000
Nice trips.

How can stuffed animals with no muscles break realty with baseball pitches?

>>92241978
The same way stuffed kangaroos can break your suspension of disbelief by fucking the shit out of you.

FINALLY

an excuse to post this on /co/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdYaTa_lOf4

>>92234788
Seth McFarlane explained it with Ted

>>92234788

IF I TAKE YOUR STUFFING OUT, WILL YOU DIE?

>>92238735
transplants work that way too

>>92243814
It will be something I haven't experienced before.

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>>92244686
You're a silly old bear

>>92234788
Aren't we all just living husks though?

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Found this non Disney Pooh adaptation from the 60's
It feels so weird
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pe8yFSbSWs
>TFW the author and his son who inspired the book grew to despise their creation

>>92234788
It would be extremely painful.

>>92242049
Fucking disgusting.

>>92234788
Haven't you played Kingdom Hearts?
He becomes a nobody if that happens.

Pooh is partially inmortal, he can't die even if you take all of the stuffing from his body, he'll just be a husk.

>>92245167
>the true main villain and final boss of KH3 turns out to be Xohop

>>92245167

Except for the fact that The Heartless can't even set foot in the 100 Acre Woods, the best they can do is damage the book enough until nothing remains.

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>>92234788
>what happens if all the stuffing is taken out of him?
He lays there until someone puts some stuffing back in. Have you never read ( or at least watched ) The Wizard of Oz?
https://books.google.com/books?id=lS5bcCJqhc4C&pg=PA10&lpg=PA10&dq=scarecrow+oz+unstuffed&source=bl&ots=dEPoqCkhhO&sig=ZKYA-IhGV84r0JegsnuKnOXBbwM&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi_nq39seTTAhVDWCYKHSFNDsAQ6AEIOzAI#v=onepage&q=scarecrow%20oz%20unstuffed&f=false

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>>92242049
i was not prepared but thoroughly entertained

>>92245079
Wait, did they really? Why?

>>92242049
Zefrank is/was a treasure. I haven't been keeping tabs.

>>92247706
The author hated it because it attracted more attention than his more serious and mature works.
The son disliked the books later in life because people in boarding school wouldn't stop making fun of him for it and he could never get away from his association with them

>>92247799
The son is a dumbass.

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>>92247799
Ah, well I guess that makes sense. Although, I never understood why some people tend to hate when their less serious works tend to get the most attention. I'd be happy to create anything successful, especially if that something created a bigger positive influence on an entire world of people then almost anything else out there. Pooh is like anti-cancer.

>>92247799
*them as in the books

>>92243814

It will be a horrible bother.

For you.

>>92234788
He worships Satan, you dolt.

Duh!
https://youtu.be/aLd7-bXv8NA

>>92242049
OH GOD I THINK I OWN THAT BEAR
I AM UNCOMFORTABLE WATCHING THIS

>>92242049
Holy shit, haven't seen this in years.

>>92249003
>Although, I never understood why some people tend to hate when their less serious works tend to get the most attention.

Well, imagine if you were William Shakespeare, but rather than people appreciating your literary work that you've worked on for years, they're mostly interested in some half-assed, not even that particularly interesting (from your POV) bedtime story you happened to publish once upon a time for quick cash. You're going to be frustrated.

>>92250425
Ah.

So you must be the new child for Teddy to love

Or are you a bad boy?.

>>92234788
whatever Christoper Robin imagines would happen

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>>92251535
>>92249003
>Muh serious work
The public is made of of mindless sheep is why! They just don't understand! They'll never see my cool, mysterious, and DARK BROODING ARTIST'S SOUL.

>>92251535
>William Shakespeare
yeah...bad choice of example. his favorite projects were his low-brow ones because he believed theatre should be for everyone, not just the upper crust

>>92235000

Holy shit, I feel so old watching this.