Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Gasp! Nooooooooo! This must be remedied...DonutGoddess wrote:I didn't get burned, warmed, or welcomed (or if I did I somehow missed it!) But I think it's ok for the Welcoming Committee to have a life.
Well then, I think I better make up for it...DonutGoddess wrote:I didn't get burned, warmed, or welcomed (or if I did I somehow missed it!) But I think it's ok for the Welcoming Committee to have a life.
Cheap fuel source for steam locomotives. A bit hard on the engineer though if the dragon doesn't have good aim.hobie16 wrote:Why would anyone put a dragon on a train?
Goes back to that whole proper training thing ;)Zazu wrote:A bit hard on the engineer though if the dragon doesn't have good aim.
Lasolimu wrote:Well then, I think I better make up for it...
*sets everyone on fire*
There, now no one can say I haven't set them on fire. :p:
That's all fine and good, but I rather like watching the new people run around on fire.Near Philly wrote:And remember, he tweaked my safety spiel when I wasn't posting much here and took over.
What's wrong with a dragon on a train? And for the record, everyone gets the treatment of a dragon, and everyone gets a monorail train. We have Bombardier pumping them out faster than baby hippos on DAK's original hippo birth control method.hobie16 wrote:Why would anyone put a dragon on a train?
Oh! This explains the Hot Flashes! ;)Lasolimu wrote:Well then, I think I better make up for it...
*sets everyone on fire*
There, now no one can say I haven't set them on fire. :p:
I guess "Just Say No" doesn't work so well without an advanced larynx with which to articulate it.Big Wallaby wrote:We have Bombardier pumping them out faster than baby hippos on DAK's original hippo birth control method.