Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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The trick is too look forward to going to the naughty corner!DisneyMom wrote:Thanks for the insight......
Now to the Naughty Corner!.......PIRATE! :p:
hobie16 wrote:Is that the naughty corner or the (nudge nudge wink wink) Naughty Corner??
I think Pirate just explained Mrs. Pirate's "Discipline"! :p:GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:The trick is too look forward to going to the naughty corner!
Embrace it as you would a trip to Disneyland!
Become one with it!
(also, go to sea as soon as possible!!)
hehehehehehe
Say no more!!hobie16 wrote:Is that the naughty corner or the (nudge nudge wink wink) Naughty Corner??
I'm seeing a business opportunity. DisneyMom's Naughty Corner Wear and Accessories.DisneyMom wrote:I think Pirate just explained Mrs. Pirate's "Discipline"! :p:
THINK about it, pigs!hobie16 wrote:I'm seeing a business opportunity. DisneyMom's Naughty Corner Wear and Accessories.
I could happen!!
felinefan wrote:I'm pretty sure she was referring to the Nanny Jo kind of Naughty Corner!
hobie16 wrote:I'm seeing a business opportunity. DisneyMom's Naughty Corner Wear and Accessories.
GRUMPY PIRATE wrote: Hey DisneyMom, let us know when you open the web site for sales, I'd buy that stuff!! hehehehehe
Yep, with the current economy problems, it never hurts to have an extra source of income....and looks like I'd have at least two loyal customers! :p:disneyaddict wrote:Yes, that's what popped into my mind first...
Of course, you never know... ;) .
For the original question... (I know, you all are going "wait, there was an original question?) I'm 23 and I go to WDW with my girlfriend... and while I'm a little less outgoing around the face characters, I do like to meet them. Especially Ariel and Jasmine.Captain C wrote:I saw a comic on the web a while back where this father takes his son to a Disney park and the boy says he wants to meet Tinker Bell and the father says "Okay son" but thinks "Fag." Now, I know this was only a joke and the guy who made the comic didn't actually think this but it made me wonder, has anyone here every seen parents get an awkward look when their boys want to meet a princess or Tinker Bell or such? I know parents *especially fathers* get real stupid about making sure boys have "boy stuff" and girls have "girl stuff." I recall working at Toys R Us in 2002 or so and recommending this action figure line "Masters of the Universe" to a father but all they had was the female character "Teela" and though the father never actually said it, I could see he was dead set on NOT getting his son a female character so that and the comic made me wonder if anyone here has seen anything similar at Disney World. My immediate thought on any boy who wants to see Tinker Bell is "Hey, the kid wants to meet a cute blond in a mini-skirt. I see nothing gay about this."
Though, if you really want to come find me when I'm greeting female characters... look at Minnie's line. :D: