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Earl is my fav. Spending money on more stuffed animals for my kids when they already have hundreds is my least fav.

"I heard it with my face!" Love that guy.

You hit that one on the head. He plays a big dummy schtick, but he's got quite a bit going on upstairs, including the fact that he has an MBA and I've heard that he's working on a PhD.

Same here. I have astigmatism. My first time in there was also my last. That room is bad news for me.

Went in 2007, and was the best few hours we've ever had in WDW.

The Greek Salad from The Electric Umbrella. Way too many onions for my taste. Portion was good for $6-$7 though (for WDW).

Well if you Google "lefse and tortilla" there are only hundreds (if not thousands) of people who tend to share a similar assessment, but what the hell do we know? Most of us aren't Norwegian (I only live in Wisconsin - Google "Wisconsin Norwegian"). Yeah der. :rolleyes: Tusker House:

Rolled-up flatbread with sugar/cinnamon/butter inside. It can be duplicated just by using a tortilla. Same taste and texture.

School Bread and Lefse...

I apologize (for a couple of reasons) in advance for typing this, but I would love to see her out of character.

A running section would be great. That other board charges now. Running a half (or full) at WDW is an experience every runner should have at some point, but my wife and I learned from our experiences (her in the Princess Half, me in the WDW Marathon) that you don't come down here to run a fast...

Bill Gates is a huge health philanthropist. The biggest in the world in fact. Because of it, he is no longer the richest man in the world. Seriously, check the latest Forbes. He's donating loads of his money away for research and distribution in vaccines. Now some Mexican dude is top-dog. That...

Earl is freaking awesome. After you get used to paying WDW prices for a few days, head over to Earl and feast for a fraction of the cost. My secret's not really a secret, the School Bread at Norway is cheap and it's good, and the Imperial Sampler at R&C is cheap. As for TS meals, I don't have...

They are small. 8 ounces I think. Still a good deal for $11. That's $0.275/ounce. That would make for a $4.40/pint. I don't think you can find a $4.40 pint anywhere in WS. I could be wrong.

R&C is great. I have strong Irish and English bloodlines, and feel "at home" in that entire pavilion, even though I've never actually been to the UK. Anyway, I've only eaten the Cottage Pie, and loved it. Best variation I've had, but the others were mostly my own pathetic creations, and a few...