Stupid Guest Tricks

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:Are you referring to the books "Titan," "Demon," and "Wizard" by John Varley?

No, I am referring to an as of yet unpublished/unfinished book that a friend of mine is writing which is how I could guarantee that no one here knew about it, I can't get into specifics yet though, except that I have been instrumental in preventing plot holes.

Main Streeter wrote:Probably not. Thanks though. :) You'll still get a CM pin via snail.

That is OK, But how to get you the cake? Will find a way!
Maybe thru DLR security........they'll save it for you, right? :p:

DisneyMom wrote:how to get you the cake? Will find a way!
Maybe thru DLR security........they'll save it for you, right? :p:

Hell no! Those guys, & I love em, will scarf cake faster than a costumer can steal. If D L Security knows the cake is for me - forget it. They'll bring me the used plate & fork with detailed acct of how delicious MY cake was - with huge smiles. DM, just your cake "thought" is kind enough. :)

I'd be tempted but I would have to see how the time and $ considerations would be at the time.
I will be on the Wonder next August for a family trip. That's as far as I know right now.

Hey Doc. Can we wait until Disney is on the west coast. That way we can stop by and p/u hobie. :D: AND,I can bring my own skeet gun. (now,to figure out how to sneak abours a 20' long,2000lb,30mm Vulcan cannon on board)

darph nader wrote:Hey Doc. Can we wait until Disney is on the west coast. That way we can stop by and p/u hobie. :D: AND,I can bring my own skeet gun. (now,to figure out how to sneak abours a 20' long,2000lb,30mm Vulcan cannon on board)

I'll sail out with some lovely hula girls aboard to greet you.

hobie16 wrote:i'll sail out with some lovely hula girls aboard to greet you.

woohoo! :)

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:Are you referring to the books "Titan," "Demon," and "Wizard" by John Varley?

Oh, yes, those... The Varley trilogy is a delightful mixture of SF and pop culture satire, pushed to an extreme level. It deserves a bigger audience, and I don't think enough people are familiar with it. Varley's creation of a unique world right within the Solar System is as inventive as Niven's Ringworld or Farmer's Riverworld.

Swordfish Flotilla wrote:Oh, yes, those... The Varley trilogy is a delightful mixture of SF and pop culture satire, pushed to an extreme level. It deserves a bigger audience, and I don't think enough people are familiar with it. Varley's creation of a unique world right within the Solar System is as inventive as Niven's Ringworld or Farmer's Riverworld.

After reading Heinlein, Asimov and so on, I found valeys stuff, umm, interesting, and a bit basic.

hobie16 wrote:Pssst, Bermuda Triangle.

*thud*