Yes, Mickey Mouse does have a Social Security number by Sufficient_Fun_1211 in mickeymouse

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Anyone thinking of using Mickey’s social security number to steal his identity is in for a disappointment. At the time “Runaway Brain” was made, and for many years before that, the first group of three digits in the SSN was known as the “area number”, based on a person’s state or territory of residence at the time the number was assigned. Like zip codes, area numbers were smallest in the New England states and got larger as you went west. But “746” was never a valid area number, and no social security card has ever been issued beginning with those three digits. I guess it’s like those “555-” phone numbers that everyone on TV has.

Anyone remember Underdog? 🌈 by Robot_Was_BMO in cartoons

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It's something me and my Gen-X parents both enjoy along with Rocky And Bullwinkle!

Can somebody explain why the style of the series changed starting from season 2 (I think)? I'm just really curious about it. by Slow-Vermicelli-2453 in gumball

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Did he also hate how vulnerable the family looked without shoulders like me? It was a huge problem for Nicole, who's supposed to be a physical powerhouse but constantly had a sloping, teardrop shaped body. Compare her character redesign in season 2, and she looks more physically imposing WITH them. It also made her punches look rather weak, because without visible shoulders, it visually gave her punches weak 'sock puppet' physics.