Stupid Guest Tricks

drcorey wrote:you cant drive with a mask on.
here in vegas I work as a santa actor.
and driving to work on a scooter in full costume and makeup is frowned upon. everyone honking and waving all the way there and back.

They frown while honking and waving? Talk about a mixed message.

Shorty82 wrote:Ummm.... The DVC center closed up years ago, before I even started with the company. Le Chapeau expanded into that space.

D'oh!

:homer:

Sorry all. I've been away from the MK for the past eight years, visiting only with others. Clearly, I need to make time to do some intensive solo visiting and refresh my knowledge.

Buggy wrote:Adam West voiced Uncle Art in Meet The Robinsons (Remember Meet the Robinsons? No? Don't worry; you're not alone). He also did a voice in Chicken Little.

Got it in one! Well done.

And a commendation to CptnSkippy. He doesn't read very carefully, but he clearly knows his voice actors.

Now let me think, what was it I stumped the team with last shift? ... Oh yeah!

"Wine is normally made from grapes. But the Food & Wine Festival at Epcot is selling wine made from other vegetables. What are they?"

One vegetable per vegetable, please. And we're using the broad definition of vegetables today.

Extra points if you can name the only one that's drinkable!

:jeb:

Zazu wrote:Got it in one! Well done.

And a commendation to CptnSkippy. He doesn't read very carefully, but he clearly knows his voice actors.

Now let me think, what was it I stumped the team with last shift? ... Oh yeah!

"Wine is normally made from grapes. But the Food & Wine Festival at Epcot is selling wine made from other vegetables. What are they?"

One vegetable per vegetable, please. And we're using the broad definition of vegetables today.

Extra points if you can name the only one that's drinkable!

:jeb:

I do believe there was a carrot wine. Can't speak to the drinkable nature of it, though.

As Zazu knows, I was there for the start of the Flower and Garden this year. :D:

I believe I've heard of a Tomato wine

Right and right. But there's at least one more. Anyone tried any of them?

Zazu wrote:
"Wine is normally made from grapes. But the Food & Wine Festival at Epcot is selling wine made from other vegetables. What are they?"

One vegetable per vegetable, please. And we're using the broad definition of vegetables today.

Grapes are not a vegetable. By that definition, the mango and blueberry wines would count as vegetables too.

(I dislike wine, but I'd love to try the vegetable wines. Maybe I'll come back down this October too. Unlikely).

hhsrat wrote:I believe I've heard of a Tomato wine

Buggy wrote:Grapes are not a vegetable. By that definition, the mango and blueberry wines would count as vegetables too.

(I dislike wine, but I'd love to try the vegetable wines. Maybe I'll come back down this October too. Unlikely).

Well, if you're going to get technical, tomato is a fruit. :twisted:

WEDFan wrote:Well, if you're going to get technical, tomato is a fruit. :twisted:

Zazu did say broad definition.

I remember a Country Song that spoke of "Old Dogs and Children, and Watermelon Wine" :)