The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

Figgy1

Figgy1

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Gabe1 said:
On the gondola thread if you go back a few days I asked these questions of a couple members that have some solid informtion as I needed to be in a ECV during my December trip. Dan, Martin and Penguin are pretty known to know what they are talking about and have solid sources and they vet their info. They actually posted back to me a youtube of how the wheelchairs, strollers etc load easily onto the gondolas. I further asked if it would require a ramp of if it would be a flat roll on and off. It is a flat roll on. There is more than enough room for a 360 degree roll circle of a wheelchair. I had issues with the ramp make-shift loading coming off the monorail in reverse arriving at Epcot, this won't be the case with the gondolas 'cause nothing is being retrofitted like the boats and monorail they are being built as ADA compliant as available now (unlike the boats Navi River)

Here is the basic area of the thread. I look at it all as good news, no gloom and doom for how it holds and loads people. I thought I'd give you a hint cause the thread is 846 pages long at this point.

News - New Gondola Transportation - Disney Skyliner

The weather downtime issue has been re-evaluated. There’s a possibility of a bare bones bus service to take up some of the slack given the realisation (!) the system will probably close down for several hours a day in the summer. Not the most elegant solution but better than nothing. How on...
forums.wdwmagic.com forums.wdwmagic.com

That part of the discussion goes on intermittently over the course of 2 days.
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Wait! Are you going to need an ECV again?
 
Rista1313

Rista1313

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Cesar R M said:
The other vendors immediately got greedy and started to push me around and one was VERY insistent that I see his wares.. There was nothing of interest for me in his stand but still tried to push a lot of things on my hands.
I finally had enough got the change and told him NO.
Others tried to close around me to "invite me" to see their wares. I had to be VERY firm.
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It is like this in Jamaica too. While I love Jamaica, I refuse to go into their craft markets because of this. I wish that they would recognize they would get more sales if they weren't so pushy. Also if they got something different from the booth next to them. It seems all the booths have the same stuff.
 
Rista1313

Rista1313

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Gabe1 said:
How. Just how. I live in a tiny town that is so ethnically blended that we have a bakery that is Irish (from the Motherland) that trumps most Polish bakeries in the area.

I disappointed myself. We have 4 left. I could not eat another one after dinner even with working until 12:30. Just could not. They will be smiling at me in the morning I guess.
Ash Wednesday abstain vs it is a sin to waste food. Hmmm....wonder which sin will win? :cyclops:
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I literally have a bakery 3 blocks from my house that I usually stop at... but I had forgotten until I go to work, and no one brought any to work! SLACKERS! I'm finding I don't like donuts as much as I use to, but yours looked delish!
 
Songbird76

Songbird76

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Cesar R M said:
That reminds me of that hilarious fallout of a famous "antivaxxer mommy".
She was insisting her kid wouldn't need vaccination because her "genes" were "strong" and how she never needed any help from "corrupt science". :rolleyes:
It became an hilarious meme because her mother outright posted a counter and insulting her directly "YOU WERE VACCINATED AS A KID YOU MORON, THAT IS WHY YOU AREN'T SICK!!" clearly the grandmah was furious at her daughter believing that myth AND risking the health of the kid(and of other people). :hilarious:
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I must have missed that one. I DID see one about a woman who was against vaccines and she wrote to a website about vaccines and said she hadn't vaccinated her children, but there was now a strain of....I want to say measles? going around in her state, and what tips could they give to make sure her kids didn't catch it. You can imagine the colorful responses she got.
 
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Songbird76

Songbird76

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Cesar R M said:
Time to reduce her privileges for everytime she says "yes" and then does nothing?
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no, it's my HUSBAND who isn't listening. DD did a great job cleaning up her stuff. It was my husband that left stuff lying around after DD and I cleaned it all up. Then when I asked him to go to JUMBO for the yogurt, he wasn't listening and went to Albert Heijn, which is the store where I go every day and they don't carry it. DD is great about helping.....DH needs to work on it.
 

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