dimejinky99 wrote:'Why does Donald Duck wear a towel coming out of the shower
Cause he doesn't want to drip water on the floor.
It could also be that when the feathers are wet they stick to his duck nether regions, which he'd be understandably bashful about. For the most part, he's quite fluffy, and his feathers do a good job of obscuring any genitalia. But when he's wet? Forget it. Have you seen a wet duck? You can see EVERYTHING.
You know a lot about wet ducks.
A little too much some might say.
Re: Mind Your Manners
Posted: Wed July 17, 2013 9:54 pm
by Thejambi
Busy day
Re: Mind Your Manners
Posted: Wed July 17, 2013 10:27 pm
by Sgt. Crackpot
I leave for 5 minutes, and suddenly you're all talking about why Donald Duck wears a towel after a shower?
Dafuq guys? I just don't know what to say...
Anyway, sourced from the Disney archives:
Why does Donald Duck wear a towel when getting out of the shower when he usually doesn't even wear pants?
Donald puts a towel when he gets out of the shower to dry off! When he gets out of the shower he's pretty wet and doesn't want to drip water all over the bathroom floor. Seriously, Donald Duck was created as a human-like character. He reacts to many situations the same way that a man would. Since a man would normally wrap a towel around his waist when stepping out of the shower, so does Donald.
