
It bugged me, I just wanted to post that.
If I understood your post correctly, you had a right to be more than just bugged. Okay, I can understand a father and a child being joined by mom and maybe another child. However, more than a couple of people joining the group? Sorry, but that becomes line-jumping in my book. There is a limit to how many one should be able to save a place in line for, if any.5th Dimension wrote:So I was waiting for Star Tours yesterday, only 30 minutes, so not bad, and I was in the outdoor queue. There were a couple of Brazilian people in front of me, and from behind me a couple more come through to join the group. So I'm like, well ok, 3 isn't a big deal. Then one more, then a couple minutes later, 2 more, then 3 more. I said "I could understand 2 or 3, but 10?!" and the guy looks back and says "We are 10"REALLY? Your group has only been trickling through for the past ten minutes!
It bugged me, I just wanted to post that.
Ooooh oooh ooh, I'd LOVE to attend that ceremony. What other awards can we give? How about... "Most original attempt to fake an extra 2 inches on child's height"February wrote:The rudeness is just, well, if they really did give out SG awards one of the leading catagories would have to be "Best innocent expression while jumping the line..." Then I'd say, smack the recipient over the head with it as part of the ceremony :D
How'bout "Most Blinding done by Flash Photography during POTC Ride" :mad:seeing_eye_child wrote:Ooooh oooh ooh, I'd LOVE to attend that ceremony. What other awards can we give? How about... "Most original attempt to fake an extra 2 inches on child's height"
That's like 4 out of 5 ridesDisneyMom wrote:How'bout "Most Blinding done by Flash Photography during POTC Ride" :mad:
That would be tough. I have personally seen kids have a "growth spurt" from inserting dry-ice-cold Popsicles in their shoes. Bet that kid had blisters for the rest of the week.seeing_eye_child wrote:What other awards can we give? How about... "Most original attempt to fake an extra 2 inches on child's height"