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DisneyMom wrote:A Harry Potter shirt?

True..some of the more....umm.."focused" churches see the devil everywhere..even at Disney..

wait...

Cruella De Vil t-shirt?

I've been reading these forums for a while but this post just brought back some disturbing memories.

I was at River Country one day and this lady is in the pool with a very skimpy bikini. Amost a thong but no quite. Then her boyfriend/significant other comes over and is wearing the same bottom... ugh.

Both were in decent shape but I did not need to see half his butt cheeks hanging out (hers yes... I was still young back then:D :)

To this day the memory of that sight gives me the willies.

iria64 wrote:I've been reading these forums for a while but this post just brought back some disturbing memories.

I was at River Country one day and this lady is in the pool with a very skimpy bikini. Amost a thong but no quite. Then her boyfriend/significant other comes over and is wearing the same bottom... ugh.

Both were in decent shape but I did not need to see half his butt cheeks hanging out (hers yes... I was still young back then:D :)

To this day the memory of that sight gives me the willies.

I suggest RUM whenever the memory pops up!!

hehehehehe

And Welcome to the SGT!!!


I know the marsupials will stop in once in a while to say welcome!

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:True..some of the more....umm.."focused" churches see the devil everywhere..even at Disney..

Yep, and have some pretty weird beliefs. I attended a Baptist church in rural Indiana as a kid when I lived for a while with my aunt and uncle (they weren't Baptists...I just went 'cause my friends out there did). Girls had to wear skirts...NO jeans or any other type of pants. Going to the movies was strictly forbidden. Peace symbols were actually a sign of the Devil (this was back in the early 70s). The song "Jesus Loves the Little Children" was incorrect because Jesus actually loves white children best.

Seriously...

Glad it didn't warp my mind!

Zazu wrote:One of the more interesting shirts I've seen in the Park was a man -- with a 2-year-old in tow -- wearing a shirt that said "I want to fuck you like an animal."

Yeah, I threw him off the train at the next station.

And what's terrible is he probably had no idea why. I'd guess that you tried to tell him but it probably went right over his head.

Syndrome wrote:Yep, and have some pretty weird beliefs. I attended a Baptist church in rural Indiana as a kid when I lived for a while with my aunt and uncle (they weren't Baptists...I just went 'cause my friends out there did). Girls had to wear skirts...NO jeans or any other type of pants. Going to the movies was strictly forbidden. Peace symbols were actually a sign of the Devil (this was back in the early 70s). The song "Jesus Loves the Little Children" was incorrect because Jesus actually loves white children best.

Seriously...

Glad it didn't warp my mind!

Yeah, when I was growing up in the midwest, We lived across the street from a church group..won't name names, but they couldn't dance, couldn't see movies, etc. etc. we use to play with the kids. The brothers were the first to get cigarettes, and later beer, and the sisters...well, they found ways to experience the freedoms that we had.

[font="Palatino Linotype"]does anyone besides me remember when disneyland had a dress code? guests had to abide by the dress code or they couldn't get into the park? my sister's ex had a patch on his pants (it didn't cover a hole it was at a time a lot of us can remember when patches were popular...the early 70's) that said "your problem is obvious" and had a guy with his head up his ass...security came up to him and said he couldn't go in with that on...so he simply undid the stitches and took the patch off...[/font]

Elena (aka: Bubble Lady) wrote:[font="Palatino Linotype"]does anyone besides me remember when disneyland had a dress code?[/font]

Oh yeah! I remember not being able to go to Disneyland if I was wearing a t-shirt, jeans, or tennis shoes. Today we're both delighted and surprised when guests dress that well!

Elena (aka: Bubble Lady) wrote:[font="Palatino Linotype"]does anyone besides me remember when disneyland had a dress code? [/font]

Yes, and I remember when public high schools had a dress code! LOL!

I remember when my high school had kids running around with red "Ban the Dress Code" ribbons. Used to be, if we were very good, and it was hot enough, the girls would be allowed to wear pants to school. A few years ago, one of my nieces informed me that now kids want a dress code in school! And I'm hearing that schools that have dress codes that ban gang or inappropriate attire are getting positive feedback from students, parents and teachers.