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Re: Stroller Fights...
Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2008 3:11 pm
by GRUMPY PIRATE
hobie16 wrote:DL. Funny part was we went out to Hermosa beach after DL to stay with some friends. It was blowing dogs off of chains. We got sand blasted walking two blocks up the strand for lunch.
That was "added magic" for kali-forn-yah, you get that fresh new "just out of the spa" sandblasted look!!
Re: Stroller Fights...
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 9:59 am
by Big Wallaby
CMGUY89 wrote:HA That's a good one! Guest tend to have selective vision...
There are big signs inside the Land that say:
NO STROLLERS PAST THIS POINT
Then people are like, "I Didn't see it"...
You know, it's crowded enough in there without the strollers... Can you imagine if they
did allow strollers in there?

Re: Stroller Fights...
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 10:11 am
by Princess Susi
Big Wallaby wrote:You know, it's crowded enough in there without the strollers... Can you imagine if they
did allow strollers in there?
Oh HELL NO!!!!!!!!

Re: Stroller Fights...
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 10:22 am
by jlowejd5
CMGUY89 wrote:
W: So if I was a morbidly obese fatass on a scooter I could come in?
Okay, I actually laughed out loud at that one. I may be the noob opening a can of worms here, (because god knows you can't say anything like this one some of the other boards without getting stomped like a narc at a biker rally) but I really hate the scooters.
With the caveat that yes, I understand that some people would not be able to enjoy the parks without them. My dad was in one for three years before he died. Well, we let him off to sleep and eat and stuff, but you know what I mean.
That said, when the $%&# did "fat and lazy" become a disability? And I'm not talking "Springer" fat, "cut me out of my apartment" fat, or even "they're making a show about me on Discovery" fat. Just normal Amurrican obesity, now on wheels. I swear I saw a guy cutting through Cosmic Ray's on a scooter puling his wife in a wheelchair, going about 80mph inside the building. Yes, Disney's a big place. Yes, your feet get tired. Waah. Suck it up, or stay home. And this from a guy who's a lot closer to the Farley side of the Chippendale's audition stage than the Swayze side.
It's like when they put the scooters in the grocery store, so I can follow Gertrude up and down the aisle for 45 minutes, trying to figure out which tin of cat food she'd like for dinner that night. People: if you're too fat to shop for groceries, STOP EATING!!
Wow. Can you tell I'm tired and cranky today? Sorry about that...

Re: Stroller Fights...
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 10:29 am
by DisneyMom
I AM fat and lazy, so I go to Disneyland to "exercise".A Day walking around that place kicks my butt!(or at least my feet REALLY hurt). :p:
Re: Stroller Fights...
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 10:34 am
by Whazzup
jlowejd5 wrote: And this from a guy who's a lot closer to the Farley side of the Chippendale's audition stage than the Swayze side.
I have a large poster of bare-chested Patrick Swayze in his prime holding his beautiful Arabian stallion Tammen, with the following quote at the bottom of the poster: "Where in the world can man find nobility without pride, friendship without envy, or beauty without vanity? Here, where grace is laced with muscle and strength by gentleness confined." -
Ronald Duncan (He's talking about Tammen, but I wonder if it applies to Swayze, too.)
Ladies, there are lots of drool marks on that poster. :D:
Guys, you can ignore that comment.

Re: Stroller Fights...
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 10:46 am
by Kwahati
Yeah, I'm with that, jlowejd5 and DisneyMom. Especially now that my work is very sedentary, the best exercise I get is at WDW. I would probably walk around more in real life, but real life isn't as much fun to look at as WDW! Granted, I've got a bad knee so I'm one misstep or crazy person with a stroller away from needing a wheelchair or ECV myself (or at least crutches, but I don't know if I could do WDW on those) but yeah: I can't help but think that a lot of people wouldn't need the extra help if they'd take the first step of quitting using that extra help.
I know, though, that there are exceptions to everything and some people's other ailments are quite hidden. I'm not a doctor (but I've played one on stage!) so I *try* not to judge... But, as it stands now and whether we agree with it or not, obesity is federally recognized as a disability. Having a baby you don't want to carry, on the other hand, is not. Pick junior's ass up and go enjoy the attractions or get your happy butt back to your hotel. Either way, QUIT GIVING CMGUY A HARD TIME!!! HE'S SIMPLY NOT PAID ENOUGH TO LISTEN TO YOUR SHIT!!! (That last bit is directed at SG's...just a spare bit of rage I needed to let out...)
Re: Stroller Fights...
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 11:02 am
by Planner
Preach it! Ticks me off to no end that folks like this give those of us who have had to use GAC and scooters a bad name. My god people were NASTY to me 2 years ago when all they saw was a young woman with no problems in their minds. Heck many of the other "handicapped" folks were the worst
They scam the system so everyone else must be too
Re: Stroller Fights...
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 11:15 am
by jlowejd5
Planner wrote: folks like this give those of us who have had to use GAC and scooters a bad name.
And I try desperately to give people the benefit of the doubt. A friend of mine looks perfectly healthy at first glance, but has rheumatoid arthritis flare-ups so bad that some days she simply cannot function. So I know that appearances can be deceiving.
But I've never seen her leap off her ECV and push her way through a crowd for chicken fingers. Or sprint to the front of an attraction line. And her family doesn't all take turns driving and riding her ECV like it's their personal in-park limo.
Re: Stroller Fights...
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 11:37 am
by hobie16
Whazzup wrote:Ladies, there are lots of drool marks on that poster. :D:
Guys, you can ignore that comment.
No way!! You women are so easy. Big pecs, rock hard abbs, and you lose your minds. We men would never let that happen unless Sears has a 50% off sale in the tool department.