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I have that same guilty feeling, but I always thought that it was because I once managed a variety store and was constantly on the watch for shoplifters. Most of which probably had just walked out. That was many days before surveillance cameras. It comes as a surprise to think that a lot of...

He never does anything except ruin the trips of humble, non-entitled Guests. He is evil, evil, evil. Yes, that's right, he is so awful that I had to say it three times.

FTFY Side note: I am so bored with current car colors. 99% of the current cars I see locally are either Black, or various shades of Gray, or White. I know I'm old but I loved the colors of cars of the 50's and 60's. Especially the 50's which were a rainbow of colors. Two and three tones on the...

I had all but 2. My space and Play an Atari. Columbia House goes back a long way. My Father and even myself bought LP's and cassette's from them via the "Record Club". My First Cadillac had a built in Cassette Player I also had an adaptor to play CD's but it was awkward to use if alone...

Relax this is Disney we're talking about. They'll take through the next two January's before they even award a contract to anyone to actually do the work. Plus I bet there is a lot of internal upset about that plan so it might require a number of reviews as well.

Oh my! I hope you landed on something soft. You know your penchant for injury.🤕 Yes, indeed it is which is why I just said the basics. Offset printing looks simple on the surface too, but can get quite complex especially if you want to use full color pictures using only Red, Yellow, Blue and...

If you're serious about this I can give sort of an answer, having had many experiences with mimeograph machines and actual printing. First what you see on mimeographed sheets isn't ink, it is a chemical stain left by, for a lack of a better way of putting it, a dye (mostly water) that seeps...

Your post got me thinking and wondering if I had ever used that phrase in my life. I got married and I never asked my Father in Law if we had his blessing. (I know he wouldn't have given it **) My daughters eventual husbands never asked me for theirs and would never expected it. By the time they...

When I was in school we had those chiseled out stone slates maps. Only had one or two trails on it anyway. You kinda had to prop it up to read it. What made it more difficult was that the Phoenicians had yet to send us the alphabet. That came much later.

Don't forget plussing the distortion on a once great experience called Soarin'. Still fun, but a lot less able to feel real. I've been to The Eiffel Tower once in 1967 and again in 2015 and in both cases it didn't bend in the middle.

I have been saying since the first "inside out" that it is a practically seamless fit in the Imagination Pavilion. Everyone is worried about, that hardly entertaining anymore, "Figment" who could also share the pavilion via the 3D theater or combined with redoing the hands on stuff on the second...

Probably comes from thinking that if you have to work extra hard to just consume it one will burn off whatever calories they are consuming. I don't want to work that hard for my guilty pleasures.

I used to love milkshakes back when you could drink them through a straw without bursting all the blood vessels in your mouth. If I wanted a cup of soft ice cream I would have asked for it. Yes, I'm old fashioned, so get off my lawn.

You kind of jarred my memory a little. I think that some of us had a few days to wait for the next class to start so they put us to work. My career field was Inventory Management so I guess food service was some degree of supply. The pipe polishing was just in the open bay, hold barracks again...

A couple people have inquired about what MREP is about. Well, in 1968 Vietnam was at it's peak for the need for staffing. To help combat that they started to bend the rules by offering a special program for those of us that were either underweight or overweight. I was the later and in order to...

You left for Denver just about when my 7 weeks in MREP's started. Then transferred back into regular basic where I had a little disagreement with both a "rope" and a drill sergeant on the 28th day of training and got sent back to the 6th day. I was innocent I tell ya, I was framed. I had to be...

That's were I had basic training. The dusty panhandle. Graduated from college on June 6, 1968. Inducted in Manchester, NH on June 7th and arrived in Amarillo on June 8th. Due to having a stint in MREP's and a little problem with one of the "ropes" and a minor disagreement with a drill Sargent, I...

I think it is because it might be dark. However, I don't think it is a problem in Florida. It might not be bright out but it won't be dark.

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I don't think any of us that were around that day are forgetting it. It was almost surreal, except it was real. I had a daughter that was visiting with her in-laws in Connecticut and had planned on actually going to the towers that day. Phone lines were tied up most of the day and she finally...