Stupid Guest Tricks

Back from San Diego!
Lots of SG's there, especially in stadium shows at Sea World! SG's almost took out my vision and hearing at Shamu Rocks! (Screaming for friends and misplaced light saber)
Interestingly, also SG behavior at Pompeii exhibit at Museum of Natural History-tromping on others to see artifacts.
Otherwise, San Diego was beautiful and hard to leave :(
One more SG moment-SG on cell staring at no less than 8 lion cubs at Wild Animal Park- "I THINK I'm at the Lion Camp!"

DisneyMom wrote:Back from San Diego!
Lots of SG's there, especially in stadium shows at Sea World! SG's almost took out my vision and hearing at Shamu Rocks! (Screaming for friends and misplaced light saber)
Interestingly, also SG behavior at Pompeii exhibit at Museum of Natural History-tromping on others to see artifacts.
Otherwise, San Diego was beautiful and hard to leave :(
One more SG moment-SG on cell staring at no less than 8 lion cubs at Wild Animal Park- "I THINK I'm at the Lion Camp!"

who would have thunk that people at a museum would be SGs let along tampling people.

Ooh creamer, I rather have milk with my coffee today.

DisneyMom wrote:Back from San Diego!
Lots of SG's there, especially in stadium shows at Sea World! SG's almost took out my vision and hearing at Shamu Rocks! (Screaming for friends and misplaced light saber)

I like to think that even though SeaWorld is advertised as a theme/"adventure" park, so people are simply far too stupid to realise it's a glorified aquarium with 4 rides.

DisneyMom wrote:Interestingly, also SG behavior at Pompeii exhibit at Museum of Natural History-tromping on others to see artifacts.

When I went, it was like 2 people to even square foot. It would have been nicer in a larger area...

DisneyMom wrote: Otherwise, San Diego was beautiful and hard to leave :(
One more SG moment-SG on cell staring at no less than 8 lion cubs at Wild Animal Park- "I THINK I'm at the Lion Camp!"

One of the best advertised exhibits? With forty signs pointing to it? Yeah, I could see the difficulty in realising your location.
My favorite part about the lion camp is that it's designed like a safari or something that was overtaken by lions, and the people are... gone. So the moral of the story here kids is that animals and humans cannot live in harmony because they will eat you.

Yesterday a dude told me to be careful backing up and not to hit his fifty seven thousand dollar truck. I have been driving as of this august 35 years and have driven bobtails, campers, bugs, motorhomes, pick ups, cars, and even towed a motorcycle trailer across america. I owned a parking lot sweeping company to boot.

I backed up so that my car was parellel to his truck which was behind me way aways like 15 feet at least. The dude comes out of the restaurant and puts himself between my car and his truck. There was plenty of room so I backed up so I was close enough to touch his truck with my hand,

$57,000 for a truck to haul you to the store and restaurant? I would have used that money to buy a disabled lift type van, an ECV, new appliances and furniture, take a trip to some place and have enough left over to hire a maid for a month, lol.

I knwo I am mean. I am off to annoy more men.

mechurchlady wrote:The dude comes out of the restaurant and puts himself between my car and his truck.

It must have been that crazed look in your eyes. Kinda like Kathy Bates in Fried Green Tomatoes.

hobie16 wrote:It must have been that crazed look in your eyes. Kinda like Kathy Bates in Fried Green Tomatoes.

Where do you think Kathy Bates got the inspiration :D:

ktulu wrote:Where do you think Kathy Bates got the inspiration :D:

From "Misery"?, where a full goose bozo nutjob believes her version of the world is correct, even though she is delusional?

(Good movie!!)

The most horrific scene Kathy Bates ever played was when she got into a hot tub with Jack Nicholson nude.

Thanks for the mental picture right after I ate. BLECH! :p:

My new favorite quote:

[INDENT]Today is the youngest you will ever be. Act like it. :D: [/INDENT]