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Re: Did The Definition of the Word "Parent" Change?
Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 11:28 pm
by DisneyMom
hobie16 wrote:We're you in the moshe pit? :D:
Hehe, NO, but once I was when they were at the Colisseum(sp).....
I was standing not too far from the stage in the standing-only crowd when suddenly there was a fire, the crowd separated, and I WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE MOSH PIT!

Hubby was at the edge yelling, "GET OUT!" :p:
Ah, Good Times!
Re: Did The Definition of the Word "Parent" Change?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 2:46 pm
by BRWombat
I have to say, this thread is a shining example of how different things are at SGT. I really enjoy how people here on this board can calmly discuss topics, sometimes disagreeing, maybe even getting upset or offended, but the discussion doesn't degenerate into name-calling or abuse. We have some great people here.
Bravo, everyone.
Re: Did The Definition of the Word "Parent" Change?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 4:23 pm
by kurtisnelson
BRWombat wrote:I have to say, this thread is a shining example of how different things are at SGT. I really enjoy how people here on this board can calmly discuss topics, sometimes disagreeing, maybe even getting upset or offended, but the discussion doesn't degenerate into name-calling or abuse. We have some great people here.
Bravo, everyone.
You big crippled wombat!
:p:
Re: Did The Definition of the Word "Parent" Change?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 4:48 pm
by turkeyham
I saw these SG waiting in line to go on Splash mountain. The parents thought it would be cool to let their kids climb all over the place. If you have seen there are railings all over the que, the parents were trying to walk on the lower rences with their legs. SG mom missed the pole and went face first into the cement. After that, SG hubby and kids stay away from her. Good stunt! :mad:
Re: Did The Definition of the Word "Parent" Change?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 4:51 pm
by Main_Street_Merch
marcim wrote:If you're talking about the chains I think you're talking about, there are magnets in the center of each one, holding the two halves together, presumably to prevent people from sitting/swinging on them. I don't remember seeing them last year, but I think they are AWESOME! I wish they'd install those all over the park. Instant, public embarassment for naughtiness, even with brain-dead parents who let their kids climb on everything like chimps.
Or: Mild Electrical Current. Just run it through everything. Stanchions, chains, railings. Anything people use as a seat, ladder, swing etc, that is not designed as such.
Re: Did The Definition of the Word "Parent" Change?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 4:55 pm
by BRWombat
kurtisnelson wrote:You big crippled wombat!
:p:
:hysteria:
Re: Did The Definition of the Word "Parent" Change?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 6:59 pm
by Syndrome
kurtisnelson wrote:You big crippled wombat!
:p:
You forgot the abuse part.
You big crippled wombat {kick kick kick}. I'm pretty good at that, hee hee.
Re: Did The Definition of the Word "Parent" Change?
Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2008 10:12 pm
by Ms. Matterhorn
turkeyham wrote:I saw these SG waiting in line to go on Splash mountain. The parents thought it would be cool to let their kids climb all over the place. If you have seen there are railings all over the que, the parents were trying to walk on the lower rences with their legs. SG mom missed the pole and went face first into the cement. After that, SG hubby and kids stay away from her. Good stunt! :mad:
LOL! SG mom does a face plant and is abandoned by SG family! That is awesome!
:hysteria: :hysteria: :hysteria:
Re: Did The Definition of the Word "Parent" Change?
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 12:03 am
by hobie16
turkeyham wrote:After that, SG hubby and kids stay away from her.
She'd probably beaten them on other occasions. :twisted:
Re: Did The Definition of the Word "Parent" Change?
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2008 2:26 am
by mechurchlady
BRWombat wrote:I have to say, this thread is a shining example of how different things are at SGT. I really enjoy how people here on this board can calmly discuss topics, sometimes disagreeing, maybe even getting upset or offended, but the discussion doesn't degenerate into name-calling or abuse. We have some great people here.
Bravo, everyone.
So that is were Grumpy's rum has gone to, lol.