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GRUMPY PIRATE
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by GRUMPY PIRATE » Sat Jan 17, 2009 3:16 pm
leftcoaster wrote:There's a thread on another board X (board Y ?) where they are discussing the napkin design, and how Disney has "let them down" with the new design.
It's a NAPKIN. You wipe your mouth with it and throw it out.
Now that is just
STUPID of the
GUEST to worry about stuff like that....
OH!!!! I see!!!!!
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by hobie16 » Sat Jan 17, 2009 3:50 pm
leftcoaster wrote:There's a thread on another board X (board Y ?) where they are discussing the napkin design, and how Disney has "let them down" with the new design.
It's a NAPKIN. You wipe your mouth with it and throw it out.
A woman I worked with ran the corporate briefing center. She ordered some new coasters and the guy who made them threw in a tasteful gold circle around the edge of them.
The district manager in Chicago saw one and DEMANDED she supply him with the same item for his little podunk operation. He made the mistake of leaving his demand in a voice mail.
The briefing center manager forwarded it on to the VP of sales and asked, "Aren't there more important things for him to do like maybe selling something?"
The Chicago manager had an interesting conversation with the VP.
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by DisneyMom » Sat Jan 17, 2009 7:45 pm
mechurchlady wrote:Sue is a pistol, lol. Got to love her. She said that we will agree to disagree on the matter until someone can actually post laws or service dog organization rules stating that dogs must not drink or eat in a restaurant.
I must get out and see all the fuss lol.
WOW, someone objected to service dogs getting a drink in a restaurant?
The highlight of our patient's day at the Hospital was when the Therapy Dogs would come around to say hello. They were allowed on patient's beds, too, as long as the patient wouldn't be giving the DOG an infection, or the patient wasn't immunosuppressed! :)
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by felinefan » Sat Jan 17, 2009 8:11 pm
And what is the poor dog supposed to do, stay thirsty? Some people need to be told to drop dead when they start voicing stupid objections like that. Maybe a good slap upside the head would help....
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by mechurchlady » Sun Jan 18, 2009 12:15 am
felinefan wrote:And what is the poor dog supposed to do, stay thirsty? Some people need to be told to drop dead when they start voicing stupid objections like that. Maybe a good slap upside the head would help....
I stand by Sue's answer.
Some people demand that feet not be on the furniture while others do not care. Who is right? We can fight over a lot of things but it aint worth it unless you tell me not to put onion and relish on my hot dog lol.
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by ktulu » Sun Jan 18, 2009 11:07 am
I wonder if they would object to my service boa constrictor eating his lunch at a resturant. Or my service Bald Eagle eating his lunch...
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by hobie16 » Sun Jan 18, 2009 11:51 am
ktulu wrote:I wonder if they would object to my service boa constrictor eating his lunch at a resturant. Or my service Bald Eagle eating his lunch...
They might be more concerned about your service Bald Eagle carrying off one of their spawn. :twisted:
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by GRUMPY PIRATE » Sun Jan 18, 2009 12:01 pm
hobie16 wrote:They might be more concerned about your service Bald Eagle carrying off one of their spawn. :twisted:
Probably no danger of that, most are bloated from eating candy and treats continously because SG moms and dads do not have the word "No" in their vocabulary!
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by hobie16 » Sun Jan 18, 2009 4:00 pm
GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:Probably no danger of that, most are bloated from eating candy and treats continously because SG moms and dads do not have the word "No" in their vocabulary!
True but think of the high pitched squeals if the eagle could get him off the ground. :twisted:
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by GRUMPY PIRATE » Sun Jan 18, 2009 5:11 pm
hobie16 wrote:True but think of the high pitched squeals if the eagle could get him off the ground. :twisted:
From the Eagle...or the little piggy's?
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