Your Pet Peeves

[Shorty82]

I hate that too. Especially when I am by myself, and people try to cut in front of me. I have to speak up and tell them "sorry, but I was waiting".

I guess I've been lucky, nobody has ever tried to cut me in character lines. If anybody ever does I won't stand for it, I have as much right to meet the characters as their kid does.

I may be a full grown adult but I enjoy meeting characters as much as the little kids and probably enjoy it more than some of them.

[BRWombat]

Was his first name Michael?

Had to ask....

No, Chris. Super-nice guy -- once you'd passed his class. :)

[joanna71985]

I may be a full grown adult but I enjoy meeting characters as much as the little kids and probably enjoy it more than some of them.

Exactly! That is so true.

[hobie16]

If it moves and it shouldn't use duct tape. If it doesn't move and it should use WD40.

One or the other applies.

[GRUMPY PIRATE]

One or the other applies.

That picture should be submitted to the Duct tape web site!!

hehehehehehe

[Purpura]

That picture should be submitted to the Duct tape web site!!

hehehehehehe

Hehe That would be a good place for it.

[Elena (aka: Bubble Lady)]

[font="Palatino Linotype"]i'm pretty sure i've mentioned it here (somewhere), but i just can't stand to see people on their cell phones (and i mean CONSTANTLY)...they've probably paid a lot of money to get into the park...and, yes, the lines can be long, but can no one just maybe talk to the people they came with or to someone next to them in line? why must they bring out their phone and start blabbing? or texting? texting is just as bad cuz then the phone comes out...text text text send...put the phone away...take the phone out, read, text text text, send, put the phone away...take the phone out, read, etc...i just recently took my granddaughter to disneyland and i said why don't you just say g'bye to your friends and put your phone away and she said, "does it bother you THAT much?"..i just looked away, but, yes miranda, it DOES bother me THAT much! :mad: [/font]

[GaTechGal]

I can't even imagine talking on the phone when I'm with a group of people unless it's an emergency. That's just rude.

Now I will say that my son called us A LOT from Disneyland when he went with my DSIL. But I think he was homesick and was trying to share a little bit of the magic with us. And he called like 4 or 5 times a day, so it wasn't constant.

[Teddykeiko86]

:alphaunt: When there would be a medical emergency on an attraction and we would have to go down. Whether the incident was minor or severe, the radio page would always be colde blue. Nosy SGs would be like :

:Oh no.. code blue, that means heart attack!" "Some one had a heart attack on (insert ride name)" - Kid parades around queue, announcing this... :mad:

- First of all, Code blue may mean heart attack at hospitals, but not here.
- It also doesn't help when they see EMTs entering the attraction. (Great I think). Nosy guest watches.... "Look they called a medic! Somebody died! Code Blue! That means someone had a heart attack!"
- Stupid Anoying guest shares his misinformation with the growing crowd.
- I am the only CM blocking the entrance. Answering "what's wrong" "when will it be back up?" "Did someone die!?" " MY KIDS ARE ON THAT RIDE! ARE THEY OKAY!? I SAW A MEDIC GO IN!, GET ME MY KIDS RIGHT NOW!!!!" ...
over and over again.
- You answer the same question 5 times to 5 parties who all heard your original answer..... They want their own individual attention.
- Backup CM comes. Who guess what is a newbie... Stands in the corner and smiles, checks cell phone for texts instead of answering questions.
- Explain to anoying SG, that code blue is any type of injury or illness, even a skinned knee.
- Tell guest that is is "techincal difficulties" (HA HA)
- Fat, beer chugging man, points out that that is bullshit, that he just saw a medic go in and to stop lying and demands to know when the ride will re-open.
- Lady asks "is the ride safe, I heard it broke down"

OH joy, I remember that this will all be over soon. ( I hope) and hum a happy tune. I hope the SG memory is as short as there temper.

[DisneyMom]

:alphaunt: When there would be a medical emergency on an attraction and we would have to go down. Whether the incident was minor or severe, the radio page would always be colde blue. Nosy SGs would be like :

:Oh no.. code blue, that means heart attack!" "Some one had a heart attack on (insert ride name)" - Kid parades around queue, announcing this... :mad:

- First of all, Code blue may mean heart attack at hospitals, but not here.
- It also doesn't help when they see EMTs entering the attraction. (Great I think). Nosy guest watches.... "Look they called a medic! Somebody died! Code Blue! That means someone had a heart attack!"
- Stupid Anoying guest shares his misinformation with the growing crowd.
- I am the only CM blocking the entrance. Answering "what's wrong" "when will it be back up?" "Did someone die!?" " MY KIDS ARE ON THAT RIDE! ARE THEY OKAY!? I SAW A MEDIC GO IN!, GET ME MY KIDS RIGHT NOW!!!!" ...
over and over again.
- You answer the same question 5 times to 5 parties who all heard your original answer..... They want their own individual attention.
- Backup CM comes. Who guess what is a newbie... Stands in the corner and smiles, checks cell phone for texts instead of answering questions.
- Explain to anoying SG, that code blue is any type of injury or illness, even a skinned knee.
- Tell guest that is is "techincal difficulties" (HA HA)
- Fat, beer chugging man, points out that that is bullshit, that he just saw a medic go in and to stop lying and demands to know when the ride will re-open.
- Lady asks "is the ride safe, I heard it broke down"

OH joy, I remember that this will all be over soon. ( I hope) and hum a happy tune. I hope the SG memory is as short as there temper.

Tell them someone was just on the ride with pneumocephalic disease!
Watch all the SGs disperse! :D:
Pneumo=air Cephalic=head ;)