Stupid Guest Tricks

O.K. ITs sunday, and I havn't see any smoke for a while, but the ash is still on the roof and lawn, I wanna go to DL!

I am craving a Tommy's chili cheeseburger with lots of onions and and fries and root beer.

I want an In and Out burger!! WITH fries. (Actually I would love a plate of Friendlys Fries!)

susislicker wrote:Another way to wash clothes and take a shower at the same time is to walk through one of those drive thru carwarshes...You get squeaky clean and a wax job at the end ;)
susi *oh, I am so in trouble* slicker

Does anyone else here get a sort of vertigo when they go thru the automatic car washes? I can't stand the optical illusion that the car is moving when it is staying in the exact same spot.....only the beginning of Space Mountain gives me that dizzy feeling, but it is more brief.
Also, does anyone else ever worry that they'll get smacked by a loose flying object on Space Mountain? I know, I have ISSUES.

DisneyMom wrote:Also, does anyone else ever worry that they'll get smacked by a loose flying object on Space Mountain? I know, I have ISSUES.

No, but I worry about hitting one of the beams that cross the track. I'm 6'5" and those beams seem awfully close. I'm scared to put my arms up at all and tend to duck down a little.

BRWombat wrote:Wouldn't that be penguin cruelty???

Could be... Hmm Maybe we should just move Churchy out, and move Mom in with an audio animatronic of Oswald Cobblepot!

Shorty82 wrote:No, but I worry about hitting one of the beams that cross the track. I'm 6'5" and those beams seem awfully close. I'm scared to put my arms up at all and tend to duck down a little.

I do that and I'm only 5'8". I actually spend most of my time trying to force my entire body down below the top of the backrest, or at least below the top of the head of the kid in front of me. That way, I know that the cars were made to at least clear the backrest, and if the head of the kid in front of me doesn't come flying my way, I know I'm below the top of his head so I'm safe.

For that reason, I tend to stay off Space Mountain.

And now all you who know me are visualizing me trying to cram myself into the footwells of the Space Mountain cars. :D:

Someone is trying to slip me a Mickey.....

http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc23 ... 119f92.jpg

Actually some of my morning meds......
oh look! A not-so-hidden Mickey
susi-cute ;)

Tooo cool, do you gent them from the Mouse Doctor? :toncheek:

Big Wallaby wrote:I do that and I'm only 5'8". I actually spend most of my time trying to force my entire body down below the top of the backrest, or at least below the top of the head of the kid in front of me. That way, I know that the cars were made to at least clear the backrest, and if the head of the kid in front of me doesn't come flying my way, I know I'm below the top of his head so I'm safe.

For that reason, I tend to stay off Space Mountain.

And now all you who know me are visualizing me trying to cram myself into the footwells of the Space Mountain cars. :D:

I'm staying off of Space until they refurb it because of how rough it is, not the closeness of beams. I don't know the actual clearance of the beams (and I don't really want to know, partly because I don't know how high my head is above the tack) but it is probably more than it looks. I have a feeling the darkness makes them seem a lot closer than they really are. It helps I have long legs so my head isn't as high above the track as I could be.

I'm already folded up some just to fit in the rocket so there's only so far I can duck down. It helps I fold well!