Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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That explains, "I Like Big Butts."DisneyMom wrote:Not to disagree with anyone, but my brother and I did the backwards playing of Stairway to Heaven when we were teenagers on our record player, and we could make out a definite message...Scared the Hell out of Us!
Well maybe not all of the Hell.....
How do you play them backwards? Record the MP3 and reverse it digitally, then play it back?ktulu wrote:I played my CD's backwards once, it sound liked squeeee garble garble squeee and a bunch of other sounds that I can't really type out.
Get a DJ CD player so you can "scratch" them.GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:How do you play them backwards? Record the MP3 and reverse it digitally, then play it back?
HeeeeHeeeeee! :D:hobie16 wrote:That explains, "I Like Big Butts."
I'll pass on that, not worth the expense to chase rumors!!!hobie16 wrote:Get a DJ CD player so you can "scratch" them.
That had to be uncomfortable. I mean, if horses were supposed to eat peanut butter, they would have figured out how to make it themselves!hobie16 wrote:The message was, "Quit feeding me peanut butter!"
I thought thats what they did!! Didnt they put a bunch of peanuts in a large vat, and let horses walk around on it till it makes a paste, then throw in a few rats for a binder, and there you go!!!Big Wallaby wrote:That had to be uncomfortable. I mean, if horses were supposed to eat peanut butter, they would have figured out how to make it themselves!
They gave Mr. Ed peanut butter so he looked like he was talking.Big Wallaby wrote:That had to be uncomfortable. I mean, if horses were supposed to eat peanut butter, they would have figured out how to make it themselves!
Back then, I'm suprised they didn't use hot suce!hobie16 wrote:They gave Mr. Ed peanut butter so he looked like he was talking.
