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Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 3:31 pm**

If I find Aurora, can I keep her?
hmm, nah, princesses are too expencive to keep... :D:

Posted: **Thu Jan 22, 2009 5:57 pm**

I would love to see fake displays at Disneyland. I have seen the fake frozen lemonade in a cup on the carts. It is fun watching the guests trying to take it off of the wooden slate. I was asking someone there in the park how they make it look real drinks. The take water and a powder and stir. That's cool. Little Tykes but butter. I would love to see a fake churro on display and see someone tempt to steal and try to eat it as well.

Posted: **Sun Jan 25, 2009 2:30 pm**

I really like the new flat panel TV's in the resorts,
Can I have a dozen please?

Posted: **Sun Jan 25, 2009 5:03 pm**

Eeyore Tattoo wrote:I really like the new flat panel TV's in the resorts,
Can I have a dozen please?

Well, since you said please... :D:

Posted: **Sun Jan 25, 2009 5:27 pm**

turkeyham wrote:I would love to see fake displays at Disneyland. I have seen the fake frozen lemonade in a cup on the carts. It is fun watching the guests trying to take it off of the wooden slate. I was asking someone there in the park how they make it look real drinks. The take water and a powder and stir. That's cool. Little Tykes but butter. I would love to see a fake churro on display and see someone tempt to steal and try to eat it as well.

Go in the summer time, I have seen a lot of fake displays at the parks,
you have to get up on something and look down, like a bridge or second story, err, oh, you mean the ones from disney.... sorry.
still nothing like a good fake display thou.

Posted: **Sun Jan 25, 2009 7:33 pm**

Come to think of it...

The paintings in Tony's at MK are really nice. Can I just pick one out to take home with me?

Posted: **Sun Jan 25, 2009 9:49 pm**

I was at a restaurant somewhere, many years ago, and they actually did have art on the walls that had price tags on them. Evidently they had had so many requests for the art that they did this, and printed on the menu that if you wanted some of the artwork, you paid for it at the cashier when paying for your meal. Can't remember where it was or when, though--damn aging process. ;)

Posted: **Sun Jan 25, 2009 9:58 pm**

felinefan wrote:I was at a restaurant somewhere, many years ago, and they actually did have art on the walls that had price tags on them. Evidently they had had so many requests for the art that they did this, and printed on the menu that if you wanted some of the artwork, you paid for it at the cashier when paying for your meal. Can't remember where it was or when, though--damn aging process. ;)

Ikea does something similar. On the walls of the hall going to the upstairs restrooms (right by their cafe) is a bunch of artwork. Every piece is labeled with the price and where to find it in the store. There's even a sign explaining this there.

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 2009 12:00 am**

felinefan wrote:I was at a restaurant somewhere, many years ago, and they actually did have art on the walls that had price tags on them. Evidently they had had so many requests for the art that they did this, and printed on the menu that if you wanted some of the artwork, you paid for it at the cashier when paying for your meal. Can't remember where it was or when, though--damn aging process. ;)

Sounds like the old "Egg and the I" across the street from the LA County Art Museum. Miss that place.

Posted: **Mon Jan 26, 2009 12:07 am**

Shorty82,

Where is the Ikea? We have a few out here. :)

Can we keep the play area and place it at Lost Children?

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