Re: Unattended Items
Posted: Sat Jan 30, 2010 10:45 am
The bird wasn't that big but she did have a pretty good bite.DisneyMom wrote:As long as there were no remnants from the Pilots! ;)
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The bird wasn't that big but she did have a pretty good bite.DisneyMom wrote:As long as there were no remnants from the Pilots! ;)
And if not, you can just give 'em the bird. :twisted: ;)turkeyham wrote:I think if you do talk with some one who works for the airline, I think you can get a bird on the plane with no problem.
I can't count the number of times I would be stroller parking in Fantasyland (stroller capitol of the world) when I would push a stroller that seemed too heavy and sure enough a kid would be in it. More often than not mom would think dad had the kid and vice versa. They would come running in a panic a few seconds later.DisneyMom wrote:And then there's the SGs who leave their kids unattended in the stroller![]()
Wait for it.....hobie will post a pix of this. :D: :D:Ms. Matterhorn wrote:can it just fly along behind? Or tied on with a rope (see "National Lampoon's Vacation")?
Main Streeter wrote:Wait for it.....hobie will post a pix of this. :D: :D:
That would work. Since in this case it would be a bird and not a dog.Ms. Matterhorn wrote:If they won't allow a bird on the plane, can it just fly along behind? Or tied on with a rope (see "National Lampoon's Vacation")?
That I wouldn't mind so much. It's the parents who leave an infant in an open stroller in August, then get on an attraction that lasts 20 minutes, not counting the queue.EeyoresButterfly wrote:I can't count the number of times I would be stroller parking in Fantasyland (stroller capitol of the world) when I would push a stroller that seemed too heavy and sure enough a kid would be in it. More often than not mom would think dad had the kid and vice versa. They would come running in a panic a few seconds later.
Absolutely!Zazu wrote:Which I guess says something significant about their priorities.