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Coronavirus and Walt Disney World general discussion

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Parker in NYC

Parker in NYC

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This COVID back and forth and passive-aggressive politicking in the thread is going to be around and awful for YEARS. Whether or not I participate isn’t going to change that. I don’t mean it being around like the flu, I mean this madness. Gotta love it.
 
correcaminos

correcaminos

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Parker in NYC said:
So long as memorial services double as vaccination drives, I’m not happy with either. I’ll wait til the “education” test marks improve.
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What's the point in being vaccinated if you assume we're all going to die? I get you have anxiety but this is particularly really negative even for you.

Sorry after doing the trial and all that, my point is to have a life after vaccination - and I am. Not stupidly either, but really shaming a vaccinated person is really not great either.
 
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Disney Experience

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Jrb1979 said:
You also need to download the ArriveCanada app and upload your proof of vaccination. Only fully vaccinated people are allowed to cross.
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Thirty plus years ago I was flying into Toronto, Canada on business. They had a customs form to fill out before arrival. There were five yes or no questions asked on it. I never lie so I filled it out as honestly as I could.
On arrival, the custom officer as asked me about my yes answer to the first question which asked if I was bringing in any seeds or nuts. I pulled out a snickers bar and said it had nuts.
The last question in the form was, “Will you be traveling within one mile of a Canadian farm? I had not answered the yes or no question. He asked why? I responded, “1. How do I know where all Canadian farms are? 2. I may not be planning to be within one mile of a farm, but the question was not if I planned to, but will I be within 1 mile. I could be kidnapped and forcible dragged within a mile or conversely if I was planning to be within a mile I could be detained beforehand and never get within a mile. So without the ability to foreknow the future, how can I answer Yes or No.

Guess I should be glad he just rolled his eyes and let me proceed into Canada rather take me somewhere for a full cavity search.
 
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drizgirl

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Parker in NYC said:
Maybe those congregations should have done better before people, you know, bit it. But that would require intelligence.
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Maybe we should take the wins where we find them these days.

Parker in NYC said:
As an atheist, I make my own decisions. I read the news. Churches were opening up, not requiring masks, and were proud of it, too. I’ll make a generalization about it.
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Generalizations don't help anyone here.
 
Animaniac93-98

Animaniac93-98

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Disney Experience said:
Thirty plus years ago I was flying into Toronto, Canada on business. They had a customs form to fill out before arrival. There were five yes or no questions asked on it. I never lie so I filled it out as honestly as I could.
On arrival, the custom officer as asked me about my yes answer to the first question which asked if I was bringing in any seeds or nuts. I pulled out a snickers bar and said it had nuts.
The last question in the form was, “Will you be traveling within one mile of a Canadian farm? I had not answered the yes or no question. He asked why? I responded, “1. How do I know where all Canadian farms are? 2. I may not be planning to be within one mile of a farm, but the question was not if I planned to, but will I be within 1 mile. I could be kidnapped and forcible dragged within a mile or conversely if I was planning to be within a mile I could be detained beforehand and never get within a mile. So without the ability to foreknow the future, how can I answer Yes or No.

Guess I should be glad he just rolled his eyes and let me proceed into Canada rather take me somewhere for a full cavity search.
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Said form still exists and has similar questions regarding farms and seeds. Everyone has to fill it out, even Canadian citizens.
 
Andrew C

Andrew C

You know what's funny?
Disney Experience said:
Thirty plus years ago I was flying into Toronto, Canada on business. They had a customs form to fill out before arrival. There were five yes or no questions asked on it. I never lie so I filled it out as honestly as I could.
On arrival, the custom officer as asked me about my yes answer to the first question which asked if I was bringing in any seeds or nuts. I pulled out a snickers bar and said it had nuts.
The last question in the form was, “Will you be traveling within one mile of a Canadian farm? I had not answered the yes or no question. He asked why? I responded, “1. How do I know where all Canadian farms are? 2. I may not be planning to be within one mile of a farm, but the question was not if I planned to, but will I be within 1 mile. I could be kidnapped and forcible dragged within a mile or conversely if I was planning to be within a mile I could be detained beforehand and never get within a mile. So without the ability to foreknow the future, how can I answer Yes or No.

Guess I should be glad he just rolled his eyes and let me proceed into Canada rather take me somewhere for a full cavity search.
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No jokes like that allowed any more..even though I still appreciate them.
 
Heppenheimer

Heppenheimer

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Disney Experience said:
Thirty plus years ago I was flying into Toronto, Canada on business. They had a customs form to fill out before arrival. There were five yes or no questions asked on it. I never lie so I filled it out as honestly as I could.
On arrival, the custom officer as asked me about my yes answer to the first question which asked if I was bringing in any seeds or nuts. I pulled out a snickers bar and said it had nuts.
The last question in the form was, “Will you be traveling within one mile of a Canadian farm? I had not answered the yes or no question. He asked why? I responded, “1. How do I know where all Canadian farms are? 2. I may not be planning to be within one mile of a farm, but the question was not if I planned to, but will I be within 1 mile. I could be kidnapped and forcible dragged within a mile or conversely if I was planning to be within a mile I could be detained beforehand and never get within a mile. So without the ability to foreknow the future, how can I answer Yes or No.

Guess I should be glad he just rolled his eyes and let me proceed into Canada rather take me somewhere for a full cavity search.
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My in-laws live in Ontario farm country. I guess I'd better make sure I don't bring a bag a peanuts with me next time I visit them.
 
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