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I don't drink coffee, so I don't really have a dog in this hunt. But it sure seems like a lot of folks like their Starbucks.

Hmmm. My waiter must have been a bit off when he called it honey butter. But my point stands - it was very tasty!

I don't see it.

In general I agree with you, but since you have yet to try La Hacienda de San Angel you don't have the right to make a comparison between it and the excellent SoCal choices.

I'm in my pre-WDW training days, and am trying to get out and walk a couple miles at a time. I did this at our local supermall a few days ago, and was extra observant to see what people were wearing. In my 40 minutes of walking, I saw 42 folks wearing cargo shorts. And the demographic went from...

Merlin, I agree with most of the points you made. I disagree, though, that the Buzz animatronic looks bad - I think they did a terrific job on it!

Not my intention at all. I just wanted to say that I'm with you, but I understand why some folks are not.

I speak not as someone who has inside knowledge, but as someone who has spent 30 years as a tech involved with projection, sound, lighting - heck, just a super-tech geek. I'm pretty sure just on observation that it's projection. I am open, however, to the idea that it's something else.

Thank you - yes, that was who I was talking about.

I guess I'm not that serious - I really REALLY want my bone chilling air conditioning!

TLtron, clever - but total crap.

No, it doesn't. Don't get me wrong - it was cool to have him sweeping that big hairy arm out over your vehicle, but the coaster is still a fun one without that.

Say what? If we're still talking about the Tables in Wonderland card, this is totally not correct. I've had the card since it first came out, and I've never had the above listed restrictions.

Not who I was thinking of.

WEDwaydatamover, I certainly didn't mean to offend. I think your idea that there are really 2 different Skyway rides - one from Tomorrowland and one from Fantasyland - has merit, and I withdraw my assertion that there was only one Skyway.

I don't think anyone is saying that they shouldn't get wet on a flume ride. But is it necessary to totally drench the riders? Some people think so - I do not.

The ride vehicles for Indy and Dinosaur are exactly the same, as is the track layout. The scenery is vastly different, though, with IMO Indy being far superior.

It's bedtime now, but I'm gonna watch that entire video tomorrow - thanks for posting!

I recognize that from somewhere, but I'm too tired to figger it out. I don't think that's any better . . . . .