bhg469
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My guy is a runt at 127I have a newfie also. She is a small one at only 130lb.
My guy is a runt at 127I have a newfie also. She is a small one at only 130lb.
I see the "Unforgettable" tagline to be so ambiguous. One's interpretation of the promotion depends on if you are a "1/2 Full" or "1/2 Empty" personality. By nature, I am a "1/2 empty" mindset so my initial thoughts of "Unforgettable" are things like the Challenger explosion, car wrecks etc, Where as "Magical", "Memorable", automatically evokes positive imagery at the onset. I do say the accompanying video of the "Ünforgettable" drags me back to the positive.Haha. Fair enough.
not necessarily bothered by the billboards, but when they seem to spend more money and time creating new advertising campaigns while the new attractions continue to have their budgets slashed seems a bit unbalanced...especially when the parks and resorts seem constantly full. There really is no slow season anymore...so the argument goes, people already come... People already know...How about taking a little break from the millions and millions and millions spent on advertising and invest that into the parks for a year or two...then they would have a lot more to hype...and realistically their crowds would not fall off.I'm trying to understand but I'm missing your point. Are you saying that the billboards bother you? Or that it bothers you that Disney spends money on marketing? And I'm most definitely not a marketing professional, just weighing in on the subject.
not necessarily bothered by the billboards, but when they seem to spend more money and time creating new advertising campaigns while the new attractions continue to have their budgets slashed seems a bit unbalanced...especially when the parks and resorts seem constantly full. There really is no slow season anymore...so the argument goes, people already come... People already know...How about taking a little break from the millions and millions and millions spent on advertising and invest that into the parks for a year or two...then they would have a lot more to hype...and realistically their crowds would not fall off.
Yes perhaps they should ...without slashing the budget (as they have done countless times in the past). Believe me, I am happy to finally be seeing some action at WDW...it has languished for a long time.Yes, perhaps they should construct Pandora, a Star Wars Land, a Toy Story Land, add a second track to TSM or add additional screens to Soarin', a nighttime show or expansion of Africa to AK, or expand Downtown Disney.
Pretty much everything does, you see, I use a combination of cooking spray and min-wax.Certainly rolls off the tongue, doesn't it?
ETA: font = typeface, in case and designers see this. I'm bad about using the wrong word.
Ive seen many service animals in the parks and it has never affected us in any way. Even if its a comfort animal, the hardest thing ive ever had to do was WALK AROUND it.
I took several graphic design classes in college, and our professor never really taught us which word to use, but I've been called out on it before Not here of course, but among some snobby friends. Glad to know they're interchangeable these days!Eh unless your in college or you are a more seasoned designer, font and typeface are pretty interchangeable nowadays. We can thank Microsoft for that.
Not to be vulgar, but my last trip to Disneyland I saw a service dog peeing in a patch of grass near Jolly Holiday. Public urination on Main Street USA- that was unforgettable!
Classy!I saw a parent escorting their 6 year old kid to the edge of a planter to pee right in the line for Splash Mountain...that was an unforgettable moment...lol
That is EXACTLY what I said to the lady... She spun around and said "Well what am I supposed to do? "...I told her to try the rest room about 50 feet away.... She turned and walked away...(and probably left a dirty diaper on the nearest park bench)...lolClassy!
That is EXACTLY what I said to the lady... She spun around and said "Well what am I supposed to do? "...I told her to try the rest room about 50 feet away.... She turned and walked away...(and probably left a dirty diaper on the nearest park bench)...lol
It didn't ruin my day at all, but it was an odd sight. Then again I've seen the Clydesdales do their business up and down Main Street many timesAnd how did this harm your day?
It didn't ruin my day at all, but it was an odd sight. Then again I've seen the Clydesdales do their business up and down Main Street many times
no but she also had a toddler with her....if the kid was 6, I hope he/she was not wearing diapers anymore.
It didn't ruin my day at all, but it was an odd sight. Then again I've seen the Clydesdales do their business up and down Main Street many times
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