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Actually the discussion was this: Then this was posted: No where do I say anyone's opinion is not valid. I state that if you should state such an opinion, give reasons why. Back the argument up. It's a simple part of educated discussion. Provide me reasons why you think like you...

Hurt my feelings? Oh dear, no. However, you're changing arguments. We're not arguing popularity. We were arguing which ride is better. Glee made an invalid statement. Yes, Test Track is popular, but WoM was by far a better ride. And I do enjoy TT, I just don't think it promotes the...

Ignorance is bliss. Yep. You're right. A ride that goes 101 everyday, has constant audio issues, doesn't fit the EPCOT model of edutainment, is much better than one of the best dark rides Disney created, that not only inspired, taught, looked to the future, and had the largest cast of AA's...

True! :lol: Oh, no. Getting to the Magic Eye (which still sounds kind of perverse to me), was easy from the ride exit.

Well, if you consider following signs and finding your way to an escalator easier than being dumped right into the Imageworks......ok. :shrug: ;)

I'd be on board with this one, as it's at least somewhat tied into British literature. And it's sorely missed at MK. :fork:

I never considered the flow of the building to be all that great. I always thought it was clunky. Get in line for the ride, then get off. Go to the right to go to the Magic Eye, or head up the escalator for the ImageWorks. And it you went to the Magic Eye, you exited outside, and had to go...

Those of us that remember the open entrance plaza, with wonderful gardens and trees, will wholeheartedly tell you, it is an eyesore. What used to be warm and inviting, is now cold and unpleasant, and devoid of color. That being said, I understand how those who bought pictures might not want...

I actually liked the idea of adding Mr. Toad's Wild Ride. But it would have to be the same as the original, so it won't happen. Although it'd be cheap, so maybe that would be right up their alley. :lol:

I'd say three or four. Kim Possible, Three Cabelleros, Canada movie redux, new restaurant in Japan, new restaurant in China, redux of the menu in AA, Living with the Land rehab, Nemo and Friends, repainting of UofE, SSE's rehab and redux, monorail track cleaning, etc, etc.

The name the Imagineers aptly gave to the last room on JIYI, because all of the uproar of Figment's disappearance in the second rendition. "You wanted Figment. So here he is. EVERYWHERE!"

Look to the "F U Figment" room in Imagination. They like to pick on the over the top fans. :cool:

No problem! :lol: After handling GL claims for five years for municipalities, I saw a side of the legal system, and society that's not nice. I'm a bit jaded, but I still try to see both sides to these cases. ;) There is, but it's very rarely used. I can tell you from experience, that...

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Yes. Yes they will. At the Food & Wine Festival.

My point on page one. I'm continually amazed at how people know so much from knowing so little.

And to note on "experts." They're bought and paid to say what either side wants them to say. In the case I defended the plaintiff had an "expert" on escalators. His only expertise is that he read through manufacturer manuals and had them memorized. He didn't understand the mechanical...

That was the one item that confused me. I thought in 1998 ToT only dropped once during it's program. They're stating it's multiple drops was the cause. How is that possible, unless he went on multiple times? Or I'm wrong on the program. Or I'v stumbled onto one of Disney's defenses. :drevil:

The room would have to be lit. And well lit. A dark room is a tripping hazard.

Let's not get ahead of ourselves. That being said, good luck! I know they're hiring right now!