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A Twist In Time 2 : Discussion Thread
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Suchomimus
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Question of the Day - Wednesday, October 11th
What's your most recently played video game?
For me it would have to be Arms on the Nintendo Switch. I brought it out today after the PSAT cause I had two hours till my last class of the day started. Gave me and my friends something to do.
What's your most recently played video game?
For me it would have to be Arms on the Nintendo Switch. I brought it out today after the PSAT cause I had two hours till my last class of the day started. Gave me and my friends something to do.
AceAstro
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MLB The Show 17. I don't play a lot of video games except for sports games.
Suchomimus
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When you say video game do you mean app or regular video game?
Anything goes
Suchomimus
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Then my answer would be Never Alone: Ki Edition. It’s a beautiful game I got off the App Store yesterday.Anything goes
Suchomimus
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AceAstro
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I wouldn't say that those two are joined at the hip. Sure Gigantic would have helped the odds of the Spain pavilion being built but I think that even without the movie there is a chance the pavilion could get built.
Suchomimus
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There’s also the chance that Gigantic or both projects are being temporarily shelved.
spacemt354
Chili's
Looking through an old moving box I had I found my PSP from circa 2006 -- still works, so I played the game still in it which was MLB 2006
Ironically the announcer for the ALDS on FS1 this week was the same guy who announced the game
Question of the Day - Friday, October 13
What do you think of Disney now allowing dogs in select hotels for a fee?
This has by far annoyed me the most, and will actually cause me to avoid said hotels. I refuse to stay in any hotel that has housed any pet (non service animal) in the past. Not only do you not know how well Disney cleaned the room after the last dog in the hotel, but what f one dog starts a barking, and soon it like 101 Dalmatians with the Twilight Bark. Totally unrelaxing and off putting.
What do you think of Disney now allowing dogs in select hotels for a fee?
This has by far annoyed me the most, and will actually cause me to avoid said hotels. I refuse to stay in any hotel that has housed any pet (non service animal) in the past. Not only do you not know how well Disney cleaned the room after the last dog in the hotel, but what f one dog starts a barking, and soon it like 101 Dalmatians with the Twilight Bark. Totally unrelaxing and off putting.
AceAstro
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I have to agree. I love dogs (have 2 myself) but I’d never take them with me. How well will the hotel rooms be cleaned after a dog has been in them? Will there be designated bathroom spots for them?Question of the Day - Friday, October 13
What do you think of Disney now allowing dogs in select hotels for a fee?
I moderately like them, I have one myself. I have to agree with you, my dog is prone to ripping up any paper within reach as well as sheets and other things.
Literally the only info out right now : http://www.wdwmagic.com/resorts/wal...o-stay-at-walt-disney-world-resort-hotels.htm
spacemt354
Chili's
I am indifferent. On one hand, being a dog owner, it would be nice to have my dog with us on the trip. It would save us the added stress of leaving him for a week or so, and it would just be fun to be with him in Disney.
On the other hand, i know exactly how well clean we keep him, and how he rarely barks...i cant say the same for every dog owner. You hope for the best, but in reality...there are good and bad ones.
Yet with that, i still feel people are grossly overreacting to this. Many hotels allow dogs, and you barely ever see them, and only a few use the feature. Heck as nice as it sounds, I doubt we would even use the feature. Extra cost, concern for others, etc. Might be more of a hassle.
I would be very surprised if all of a sudden the Yacht Club turned into a kennel. I just think people jump to conclusions all too often, but hey...if people decide to boycott the Yacht Club...maybe the prices will go down
On the other hand, i know exactly how well clean we keep him, and how he rarely barks...i cant say the same for every dog owner. You hope for the best, but in reality...there are good and bad ones.
Yet with that, i still feel people are grossly overreacting to this. Many hotels allow dogs, and you barely ever see them, and only a few use the feature. Heck as nice as it sounds, I doubt we would even use the feature. Extra cost, concern for others, etc. Might be more of a hassle.
I would be very surprised if all of a sudden the Yacht Club turned into a kennel. I just think people jump to conclusions all too often, but hey...if people decide to boycott the Yacht Club...maybe the prices will go down
Suchomimus
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As someone who lives with four dogs, my family has never brought them on a trip to Disney. But I don’t think bringing your dogs to the hotels matter as long as they aren’t somewhere where guests are allergic or get irritated easily by the noises and smells.Question of the Day - Friday, October 13
What do you think of Disney now allowing dogs in select hotels for a fee?
kmbmw777
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Holy Magicarp.
spacemt354
Chili's
I was waiting to start watching this series until they released Season 2 so I could just continue
Pretty good so far, only seen 2 episodes of Season 1
spacemt354
Chili's
What's this I see? Well -- I said by November, that didn't happen - but even though the comp had to end early - I think the time travel imagineering theme can live on with some daily discussion and potpourri to get to this goal.
Starting tomorrow!