Stupid Guest Tricks

ktulu wrote:You're tellin' me you would pass up the chance to grab a new cooler, put some cold beers on ice and kick back.

darph, look how you have corrupted Ktulu! :morebeer: He'll never be the same. SGT's Frick & Frack. ;)

Main Streeter wrote:darph, look how you have corrupted Ktulu! :morebeer: He'll never be the same. SGT's Frick & Frack. ;)

(in Elvis voice) Thank you,,,,,,,,Thank you very much. :D:

ktulu wrote:You're tellin' me you would pass up the chance to grab a new cooler, put some cold beers on ice and kick back watchin' movies on one of dem dere fancy big screen tv's with no one to bother you?

At least until the real bomb squad showed up, but as long as we have extra chairs and beers I bet we could buy ourselves more time...

Never thought of it that way. Good idea. (note to self bring 'good' movies)

Main Streeter wrote:darph, look how you have corrupted Ktulu! :morebeer: He'll never be the same. SGT's Frick & Frack. ;)

I don't really think it took much effort... :D:

This evening's news (WESH-TV) is reporting that the "suspicious package" found under a WDW bus was actually an experimental tire pressure monitoring system that was attached by the manufacturer to that one bus as a test and never removed.

It had been under that bus -- unnoticed -- since 1998.

Usually with a suspicious package, our local police department will shut down the street. Our favorite is the robot. It ends up being an empty box, but who knows, it can TNT.

Zazu wrote:This evening's news (WESH-TV) is reporting that the "suspicious package" found under a WDW bus was actually an experimental tire pressure monitoring system that was attached by the manufacturer to that one bus as a test and never removed.

It had been under that bus -- unnoticed -- since 1998.

Ouch!!

So what happens is the staff that knew what it was have moved on, a new mechanic has never seen it before and said something to a manager who also has never seen it before.

Instant suspicious item. In this day and age, who knows. With the way buses are parked in remote locations at night, a determined crazy could easily plant something.

Oops. At least they didn't blow up the bus,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,did they?

Zazu wrote:This evening's news (WESH-TV) is reporting that the "suspicious package" found under a WDW bus was actually an experimental tire pressure monitoring system that was attached by the manufacturer to that one bus as a test and never removed.

It had been under that bus -- unnoticed -- since 1998.

Talk about an embarrasing situation .

I can't help but think that several people will be suddenly resigning to spend more time with their families in the near future.