Stupid Guest Tricks

DisneyMom wrote:Good Idea, but I doubt I could tolerate leaving those yummy chocolate bars alone.........mmmmmmmmmmm :p:

BRWombat wrote:Note to any drivers present at this meeting --
If DisneyMom does do something stupid in front of Susi, please keep driving the other guests until they can no longer hear the screams. :D:

Kwahati wrote:We love ya Susi! You'll make it through and be your old self again in no time. :D:

Kwa *doesn't want to get punched in his fat, punk mouth* hati

Okay. okay, it's gone ....for now!!!!! The hormones have calmed down. I went to bed at 4PM yesterday because I was in such a foul mood. :twisted: I took some percocet and my happy pill and woke up this morning feeling quite chipper, except this nasty chest cold with Tom Waits singing in my lungs!
So the hormones have settles down for now....

And by the way Kwahati, the nicer a male is to a woman with womenopause, we just get nastier, because we are just so sure that you are patronizing us. You CANNOT win no matter what. Everything a man does is wrong when a women is in the throes of raging hormones. Now other women can get a pass, if they are sympathetic and throw chocolate! :D:
Happy day everyone! No I have not ben in the eggnog, GP. The hormones have gone back to theor cages....for now.... :twisted:
susi*Oh, What a beyootiful mornin', Oh, What a beyootiful daaaaaaaay*slicker

lady ulrike wrote:Now that sounds like a good day, when you come out here, I might need to find my way to your room at some point with my Titanic Trivia game that no one will ever play with me. They're all afraid I'll win all the time, but I keep telling them there are 4 levels to play, I let everyone else play on the first level, and I play on the third, I'm not quite good enough to play on level 4.

TITANIC TRIVIA GAME!!!!!!! Where are you woman? Let's play! I need to get that game . I will go to Amazon RIGHTNOW to look for it! I have been fascinated by the Titanic since I was a wee one. I have the computer game, have not played it in a while. I have been reading the fiction again, Diane Hoh, and Beryl Wainbridges "Every man For Himself" and of course the best book of all, a recounting minute by minute of the sinking of the great ship, Walter Lord's "A Night To Remember". I just watched the movie "A Night To Remember" from 1958 based on the book and just ordered two more films, 1953's "Titanic" with Barbara Stanwyck and Clifton Webb and the made for TV mini series "The Titanic" that featured a then unknown. Catherine Zeta-Jones and 7 books about Titanic. I have a huge Titanic library. I don't know why I have always been so fascinated with it since I have a deathly fear of drowning: so why I would want to read about 1500 people drowning is beyond me. Maybe I am reincarnated from someone who was on Titanic. Possible, if you believe. Cue up Twilight Zone musak...
susi*I could have been on Titanic??????*slicker


BTW...since I was sleeping through yesterday pretty much,
CONGRATULATIONS BIG WALLABY!!!!! We will wait for your vehicle when we come to WDW in Spring. ressies are set! YAY!!!!!!! And If I get hired as a Vet tech at AK or in some capacity with the critters it will be one more SGT member infiltrated in.... ;)

Maybe you were the Unsinkable Molly Brown!
(Singing) Once, more, you oooooooopen the door.......and you're safe in my heart and, I know that my heart will goooooo on! :p:

susislicker wrote:Maybe I am reincarnated from someone who was on Titanic.

Here's the latest picture of the sinking of the Titanic.

DisneyMom wrote:Maybe you were the Unsinkable Molly Brown!
(Singing) Once, more, you oooooooopen the door.......and you're safe in my heart and, I know that my heart will goooooo on! :p:

Nice voice Disneymom! That movie was well done too, since James Cameron was also a fellow fascinatee (my own word, it is a good one, don't you think?) of Titanic. He got to go out to what is left of Titanic with a diving team and go down and see it for himself. Wow. That would have been AMAZING!!!!!! I have the book that shows the diving trip. I also have Robert Ballard's books about his trips to Titanic. Robert Ballard was the first to find Titanic in 1985 in the icy waters 19,000 feet below the waves. What an amazing historical moment. Anyway, maybe I was Molly Brown. That may be why I am a wild woman and came to Denver!!!! Disneymom. you may have hit it! ;)
See you in a week! :D:
susi

hobie16 wrote:Here's the latest picture of the sinking of the Titanic.

HOBIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

susislicker wrote:HOBIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nuck nuck nuck!!

hobie16 wrote:Here's the latest picture of the sinking of the Titanic.

Who was driving? Were animals hurt as that would indicate Wallaby was driving. I think ooo butterscotch candy and bananas.

hobie16 wrote:Nuck nuck nuck!!

Oh, wise guy eh? *smacks hobie on the top of the head! :D: *

susislicker wrote:Oh, wise guy eh? *smacks hobie on the top of the head! :D: *

A smart ignoramus huh? Why I oughta...

Calling Doctor Howard, Doctor Fine, Doctor Howard.