Stupid Guest Tricks

Nah.. i got a good look at his ink though.. he was just hanging out with his red tank top... and i didn't want to turn him into an attraction (if ya know what i mean).. i suppose that's what he wants though...

while i was in the park, i covered up most of mine (except for the 2 on my calves and the two on my forearms mostly due to wearing shorts and t-shirts.. long sleeves and pants would have killed me in that heat!!)

Canuikstan wrote: i didn't want to turn him into an attraction (if ya know what i mean)

Yeah, good thinkin'! ;)

DH and I were at the Magic Kingdom Friday night (the 5th) for the MVMCP. As we were entering the stretching room in the Haunted Mansion, we noticed something interesting.

It was a woman, early 20's, dressed in a Minnie outfit. Okay, not really a Minnie outfit, but this was the streetwalker version. If she bent over, you could tell her age. I was going to take a pic, but it would have been obvious. We saw her with three different guys over the course of the evening.

Don't they normally make them leave and change?

TechieSidhe wrote:It was a woman, early 20's, dressed in a Minnie outfit. Okay, not really a Minnie outfit, but this was the streetwalker version. If she bent over, you could tell her age. I was going to take a pic, but it would have been obvious. We saw her with three different guys over the course of the evening.

Don't they normally make them leave and change?

In October, I saw the streetwalker versions of "Alice" and "Snow White" surrounded by security in Fantasyland, presumably about to be evicted from the park....

There is the guest who comes to the park on the weekends. He works with a toy company. It is called Green Army men. The guy always gets turkey legs for his boss. This guy I talked to has been working for the toy company for a few years. He is really nice and he said his boss likes making toys and keeps him busy.

In Cypress, CA there is a big toy manufactuer. It is called Bandi. My brother says that it is a Japanese toy company. I never new it was here. I thought it was a computer company. I heard the company is big in Japan.

Bandai has a niche of their own over here too. They make all the toys for Power Rangers and Ben 10. (They have a nameplate at the end of Power Rangers on TV too.) They also made Tamagotchi. Remember Tomagatchi? Whether I know this because my SO collects Power Rangers Toys, or because I used to work in a Big Box Toystore... well I'm not sure.

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