Stupid Guest Tricks

Shhhhhhhhhh!

Hi Jeff

It's already too late but the lawyers wanted this said to absolve the company of any responsability. *

Please keep your arms and legs inside the ride vehicle (thread) at all times.
Your ride vehicle may experience a sudden change in direction.
If your ride vehicle changes direction, it may never go back to it's original course.
This is normal and is no cause for alarm.
Thank you for riding SGT and have a stupidity free day.




* not really

mechurchlady wrote:...My brethren gather around and here of hoochie mommas in short shorts that show their rump for all to see while writhing to the wild rock and roll beat of the satanic devil music in Tomorrowland. ...

I always miss this. You'd think Disney would at least post the times online. :p:

mechurchlady wrote:It is more wicked than Las Vegas, Sodom, and Gammorah combined.

No wonder the ticket prices are so high.

Haha! If I was a pastor, I'm sure the book would be a LOT different.

Then again, I have read some very interesting pastor-written books about subjects that aren't exactly the norm for them.

Regardless, thanks for the welcome, folks. You're right, it IS research. Ill keep that in mind when my boss yells at me for being on the Internet.

And I submitted my taxes already, but I'll have to look into writing this off next year...

haha

:)

bamfer23 wrote:Haha! If I was a pastor, I'm sure the book would be a LOT different.

Then again, I have read some very interesting pastor-written books about subjects that aren't exactly the norm for them.

Regardless, thanks for the welcome, folks. You're right, it IS research. Ill keep that in mind when my boss yells at me for being on the Internet.

And I submitted my taxes already, but I'll have to look into writing this off next year...

haha

:)

The only thing to avoid is trying to write off a room in the house. HUGE red flag for the IRS.

bamfer23 wrote: And I submitted my taxes already, but I'll have to look into writing this off next year...
:)

If you can prove that you were actually doing research for a book then yes but be careful of writing off entertainment. As a sweepstaker I have to report my wins as income. I then can deduct cost of conventions, going to the post office for stamps, supplies, etc. They probably have heard enough stories about how people are researching a matter but never write the book but get the write offs.


As for the office you have to show that it is for business only. Big red flag and air raid sirens type of alert to agents, lol.

Haha! thanks for the heads up on those tips. Ill have to look into it more for next year. Last thing I need is the IRS on me!

Hey Jeff,

Welcome to the best place for fun and adventure. My sister and I like coming into SGT and share the stories. We like the parks and love to people watch as well. :)