Heh heh...my *mom* of all people really likes all the characters in their Christmas attire, but she told me (very quietly and conspiratorially like only a Jewish mother can) "In that red dress, Tinkerbell looks a little slutty!"Big Wallaby wrote:...Don't worry, I got this dust off a really hot pixie.
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Yo, it's one universal law but two sides to every story
Three strikes and you be in for life, manditory
Four MC's murdered in the last four years
I ain't tryin to be the fifth one, the millenium is here.
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Three strikes and you be in for life, manditory
Four MC's murdered in the last four years
I ain't tryin to be the fifth one, the millenium is here.
- Mos Def Mathematics
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Big Wallaby
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I think she always has...Kwahati wrote:"In that red dress, Tinkerbell looks a little slutty!":D:
Not that I'm complaining...
Kinda like last night when I was at Adventurer's Club with Whazzup (we have to do that again, sometime!) and there was a girl in a very small tank top, the cast there had fun with her. Graves made his "announcement" and then proceeded to greet her... from the second floor, where he could see...never mind. I'll get hit.
Best part was, they used her moments before in the mask room, got her name, passed it on to Graves so he knew her name and greeted her by name. I found it hilarious. If embarrassment had a name, it would have been her name last night!
My opinions are mine and mine only. If my opinions are the opinion of others who happen to share whatever my crazy views may be, then fine, but it's not because I represent them in having my opinions. Got it?
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Was Ann Coulter lurking outside feeding her lines?GuestJockey wrote:It was so hard to be polite to her. I wanted to just laugh and ask her to stop watching the O'Reilly Factor.

Don't be fooled by appearances. In Hawaii, some of the most powerful people look like bums and stuntmen.
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For people who are easily embarrassed, perhaps the Adventurer's club isn't the right place to go.
(Once the holiday madness is over, I think we need a SGT outing to the Adv Club*)
* yes, I know the first rule of SGT ... he who mentions a meet is the one that plans it. After the first of the year, I'll work on something, if people think there'd be interest.
(Once the holiday madness is over, I think we need a SGT outing to the Adv Club*)
* yes, I know the first rule of SGT ... he who mentions a meet is the one that plans it. After the first of the year, I'll work on something, if people think there'd be interest.
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Big Wallaby wrote: :hysteria: Yep, I would expect a long joke from you to be funny.
Have you heard the one where a Rabbi, a Priest and a homeless man walk into a bar? The bartender looks at them and says, "What is this, some kind of joke?"
Sooo, what the joke???
hehehehehe:pirateflaARRRRRRR YA DOIN'?
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Guest Jockey, do they have cameras in City Hall? They should use those idiots' videos as standard training for anyone who does customer service. About the first guest who, after apparently failing to anticipate 'what if my stroller get's lost/stolen/broken' expects Disneyland to remedy this in the middle of the night(talk about entitlement!) Not to mention, how pathetic are you if you can't carry a 4 year-old (assuming he was an able-bodied man)?
The second guest was sooooooooo obnoxious! What do they do when there is outrageous demands like these?
Just my .02
Where's the Prozac?
The second guest was sooooooooo obnoxious! What do they do when there is outrageous demands like these?
Just my .02
Where's the Prozac?
:flybongo: NO BULL!!!!!:D:
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I've also wondered, for those who take every word literally and can not allow any variation of opinion of what that literal word means, which version is correct when choosing the exact quote to follow. Even in the english translations there have been at least 3 or 4 major rewrites that I know of, and compairing any two, side by side, shows they frequently can't even agree on the major points, much less the details. And that is LONG after any translation difficulties that arise due to multiple translations and retranslations based on the previous translation through several different languages. Then you have someone like King James who was a poet and reworked everything with an eye to how it flowed off the tongue, even if it required a slight shift of emphasis or meaning (as the then current learned researchers had understood the previous version meanings).Big Wallaby wrote:Sometimes, as a Christian, it's the unthinking Christians who really offend me the most. They just go so far as "The Bible say do or don't". I say take it to the next step... why does the Bible say it? Because then, instead of following a rule, you're following a smart way of life.
People like her, I am sure, fall under that first category.
I've been in a few churches where I wanted to go up to the pastor or priest after the service and ask if he believed in light bulbs, as they're not mentioned in the Bible.
Personally I'll stick with "do no harm". If you think about it, that covers almost everything and dosen't require a thick book and is almost impossible to misinterpret. :D:
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I think a "Best of Guest Concerns" on CastTV would be fantastic. Just reading the really, really stupid ones is hilarious fun, but video, damn, the possibilities... :D:DisneyMom wrote:Guest Jockey, do they have cameras in City Hall? They should use those idiots' videos as standard training for anyone who does customer service.
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If Ann had been there, at least it would have been funny.hobie16 wrote:Was Ann Coulter lurking outside feeding her lines?
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Haha...we've thought of it a couple times. We got really excited when they said they were gonna do a "welcome to my place" segment on us, but then all they did was follow Dean around Walt's Apartment and have him talk about the Partners Statue. We felt ROBBED! That's not OUR PLACE! OUR place is hiding behind the counters when the fireworks get canceled!AlpineDL wrote:I think a "Best of Guest Concerns" on CastTV would be fantastic. Just reading the really, really stupid ones is hilarious fun, but video, damn, the possibilities... :D: