Hey, I think I recognize that guy! He was an actor! He played the monster of the week every other week on the early Ervin Allen tv shows (Lost in Space, Voyage to the bottom of the sea, etc). :D:hobie16 wrote:
Randy
Hey, I think I recognize that guy! He was an actor! He played the monster of the week every other week on the early Ervin Allen tv shows (Lost in Space, Voyage to the bottom of the sea, etc). :D:hobie16 wrote:
OMG your right, that WAS the sea monster that attacked the Seaview every other week! Off weeks it was attacking the Jupiter 2!!Randy B wrote:Hey, I think I recognize that guy! He was an actor! He played the monster of the week every other week on the early Ervin Allen tv shows (Lost in Space, Voyage to the bottom of the sea, etc). :D:
Randy
Big Wallaby wrote:Okay, so you were not shoving your tongues down each other's throats, and I would assume you had a frequency less than every thirty seconds. I'm fine with that.
Let me put it this way. The two guys in my previous post don't make me think of what they're going to be doing later tonight, whereas the straight couple seems like they might lose control, disrobe and get jiggy right there in line to clock out. By your actions at DLand, were you showing everyone what your plans that evening were? I don't get that feeling off the way you post. Plus, as you say, you made it a game. I'm okay with a peck or a hundred, as long as you space them out that you have a completely different group surrounding you from the first time and second time you do it, so that kids don't start asking questions. Agreed, they're going to have to learn sometime, but not at Disney parks.
Call me a prude if you like.
Yup.felinefan wrote:Big Wallaby,actually the bit about Noah cursing his son Ham is incorrect.
I'm in a similar situation now. Actually, one of the things I really, really missed this year at Christmas was working technical services with a church we were part of back home. That is my way of serving in a church. Finding one that has depth and a good technical program is not an easy thing. But someday I will be part of a church where we bring the pastor onto the altar the same way Mickey enters the stage at Fantasmic :D: .The way they twisted Scripture sickens me...I'm not currently attending church, but that's mainly due to logistics.
Actually, your game sounds a bit cute. Every time you come to a water crossing, it's a different group of people so they're not watching you kiss every few seconds, one group of people around you might see it once.DevilDuckie wrote:Yeah, aside from grownups who recognized that my bride ears meant honeymoon, there was no "preshow" aspect to it.
Ugh I have never understood how folks cant smell the sniper coming those gilly suits STINK worse than my beagle and thats pretty darn bad.hobie16 wrote:A good sniper would never take the easy way in. He'd be wearing his Gilly suit and spend three days crawling through the worst part of the jungle to get to his target.
Did we forget a bus? After all a bus bridges the gap between resort and theme park.DevilDuckie wrote:Yeah, aside from grownups who recognized that my bride ears meant honeymoon, there was no "preshow" aspect to it. Our game works like this:
On the honeymoon I declared bridges to be "a kissing place"
Boats, like bridges, take you across water, so they are too.
Flying pirate ships are totally boats...
Flying elephants are *almost* like boats...
A pier is really just half a bridge...
So there *does* have to be some justification for it, silly as it is. Fortunately Disney is very big on boats.
You mean the Marines don't keep them lemony fresh? :D:Planner wrote:Ugh I have never understood how folks cant smell the sniper coming those gilly suits STINK worse than my beagle and thats pretty darn bad.
Hahahahahahaha!! You're right!Randy B wrote:Hey, I think I recognize that guy! He was an actor! He played the monster of the week every other week on the early Ervin Allen tv shows (Lost in Space, Voyage to the bottom of the sea, etc). :D: