Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Remember the two guys in one shirt and pair of pants, to look like a two headed guy? That was pretty funny, in the seventies or eighties. Ah, life was so much simpler then! ;)mechurchlady wrote:I remember watching the Gong Show and Gene the Dancing Machine.
Croon it for us BW!!!BRWombat wrote:"Feelings... nothing more than feelings..." <GONG!>
What? I'm ALWAYS amused when I'm around other people!!!!!! Disneyland is the perfect place to people-watch :D: Especially in line. For SGs. And there is all the pretty plants, and hidden Mickeys to look for, and the music, and the smells,and.....what was I posting about??????Syndrome wrote:Memories of Hung:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo-Y_Vb0wsw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0EbdVIxGB0
Personally I think it's pathetic that people can't even stand in a line without something to amuse them. How did the hell did the human race make it this far? And why do we worry about global warming when the crisis of diminishing attention spans will kill off the human race much more quickly and effectively?
Wish we had one for SGs. We'd be the first place that ever wore out a gong!Cheshire Figment wrote:Anybody remember The Gong Show?
Sounds like they might get a chance with the advent of having "American Idol" tryouts!Zazu wrote:Wish we had one for SGs. We'd be the first place that ever wore out a gong!
It's amazing what we'd watch when our entertainment choices were limited, huh? My kids still are amazed that once there were only 3 or 4 TV channels. (You know, back in the stone age, when we'd watch TV in our caves by firelight. :rolleyes :)mechurchlady wrote:Gong Show was populare because I was young and there was no computers, ipods, or walkman radios let alone video arcades.
And had to actually GO to the T.V. to change channels!!!BRWombat wrote:It's amazing what we'd watch when our entertainment choices were limited, huh? My kids still are amazed that once there were only 3 or 4 TV channels. (You know, back in the stone age, when we'd watch TV in our caves by firelight. :rolleyes :)
Remember the first remotes, the ones that earned the nickname of "clicker"? They'd make this loud click, and the TV would change one channel at a time?GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:And had to actually GO to the T.V. to change channels!!!
Yep, and the round channel dial would move one stop with each click!BRWombat wrote:Remember the first remotes, the ones that earned the nickname of "clicker"? They'd make this loud click, and the TV would change one channel at a time?