spacemountaincarlo
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This thread went from somewhat believable to an S-Show in a matter of days lol entertaining read though
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Insider info/ AMA on WDW's 50th Ann.
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ToTBellHop
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disneyworlddad
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I love a good trip report. and this thread was a good trip!
ilovetotravel1977
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It came off as a pack mentality, so more bullying than calling someone out. I've lived it. It's not a nice feeling.
Disney Maddux
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I too, am an insider, and actually don't like Zootopia, this is my super top secret 75th alternate account to avoid the big bosses. AMA.
Vacationeer
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And unnecessary; it doesn't accomplish anything beyond what civil discourse can. I try to remember that but it's not easy
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MaximumEd
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This thread is full of skepticism. It may even contain sarcasm, snark, and the occasional borderline rude comment, but I’ll tell you what it ain’t. It ain’t bullying. Bullying is the threat or promise of physical, mental, or emotional violence that you can’t escape. This is a message board that no one is forcing you to post on. I absolutely can’t stand a bully, but let’s be real about what it is and is not.
Vacationeer
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Like the SkyLiner thread when poor dude couldn't stop himself from putting his foot in mouth and other people couldn't stop themselves from gathering around to whip him. For what? A good laugh or a cringe?
DisneyOutsider
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And unnecessary; it doesn't accomplish anything beyond what civil discourse can. I try to remember that but it's not easy
If you have a problem with the tone of a post, then report the post and/or take it up with that specific user (vs. making a vague call-out of un-named users).
If you have a defense for the trolling we've witnessed here, I'd sure love to hear it. Otherwise I'm not sure you have a legitimate beef.
Vacationeer
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Disney is what people have in common on this board. That's all I have to say.
Last time I saw it it was steel all the way to the base (With concrete footers maybe 12 inches square)
As opposed to illegitimate beef, AKA Arby's.
Indeed. Here is a full construction history for anyone interested
The only bully was the OP who for whatever reason decided to take advantage of forum participants for their own unscrupulous reasons. People were very willing to give them the benefit of the doubt (and they did) until the OP was challenged to their claims, at which point it became harder for the OP to backup their claims, and then they pulled the martyr card. I personally don't like being lied to, and it appears the OP did just that.
WDW Pro
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I've never ventured into the backstage interior of Everest. I had envisioned it differently. That does make more sense though - that would mean the animatronic's movements in A Mode are strong enough that the beams move beyond their intended sway. Explains why the sensors were lighting up way back when. I'll call a buddy of mine who worked on Everest during design and construction and get a solid answer on what he thinks. I might start a new thread about it or switch to the Yeti thread since he'd be giving me detailed info first hand (although I'm starting to think @marni1971 is omnipresent backstage
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Epcot_Imagineer
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I'm trying my best to visualize it, but is there any chance someone could help out and point out which section the Yeti would be standing on? I'm trying to follow along with the track and locate it but I'm having trouble.Indeed. Here is a full construction history for anyone interested
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