I'm curious to hear about any negative experiences people have had at WDW....whether it be rude cast members, rude park visitors, etc. Anyone care to share?
Originally posted by DogsRule!
see...if we genetically engineered kids to be more courteous, we wouldn't have these problems! One of the benefits of A Brave New World....
Kyle
Originally posted by NowInc
I am VERY guilty of spouting off like a sailor in the parks...
HOWEVER....
I have NEVER done it with a child in listening distance, and only when I was REALLY peeved about something (like when some south american countries tour group trampled on my foot)
Here is a list of words you can use in replacment of the "Naughty" ones:::
Sugar
Farg
Gosh
Golly
Great Jimminy Crickets
Wowzers
Bum
Mother Lover
Son of a Bee
Tell me some of the ones you use...Im curious![]()
Originally posted by PuttPutter
During a visit several years ago, we had some filthy-mouthed teenagers riding behind us on the train in the Magic Kingdom. After a few glaring looks and finally a few words, they shut up. But, my young kids had to hear some garbage from those punks.
Funny, funny. Make fun of the new guy. :lol:
Originally posted by SilentRascal
I could only imagine what it would be like to stand in a line as closed in as Space Mountain's or in the library room of the Haunted Mansion and having someone pass gas. As if the b.o. of people who apparently haven't heard of deodorant isn't bad enough. Another thing I dislike is when I'm in line for something and all around are these extremely overweight people or just grungy looking people (women mainly) who wear their bathing suits as they walk around but obviously have nipple rings or are sweating up a storm. That happened in a number of places this past September in MK particularly.
i saw the lady at ioa when i was on a school field tripOriginally posted by epcot71
i hear ya-im the most liberal person i think on the planet and have known many people who have tats,piercings(in some scary places) and many other"non disney"characteristics.my own wife has a tat on her shoulder.i curse like a drunk sailor and and can get real freaky at times too;howeever there is a time and place for everything.
some things i have seen are
a-at disney village where the ground spits up water there was a girl who was around 14 who was topless
b- a guy with a shirt that said on the back"if u can read this the fell off the back-harley davidson ft lauderdale.
c-a lady who was wearing a t-back with a tatoo of a rose on her buttcheek at river country.
d- then about 3 years ago i saw a t-shirt with marge simpson giving homer a little oral fun if u know what i mean.
i have no problems with any of that-agian im real open minded) but use common sense and dont come to a family theme park with kids doing crazy crap like that.
Originally posted by NowInc
Disney Security usually catches all "offensive" T-shirts at the main gate and make you turn them inside out (dont ask how I know)
The ones they do miss are usually pretty bad tho...but it just goes to show the lack of class a lot of the people in the world have...
Originally posted by SilentRascal
I could only imagine what it would be like to stand in a line as closed in as Space Mountain's or in the library room of the Haunted Mansion and having someone pass gas. As if the b.o. of people who apparently haven't heard of deodorant isn't bad enough. Another thing I dislike is when I'm in line for something and all around are these extremely overweight people or just grungy looking people (women mainly) who wear their bathing suits as they walk around but obviously have nipple rings or are sweating up a storm. That happened in a number of places this past September in MK particularly.
Originally posted by DisJosh
Errrrhemmmm....I grungy lookin'(you would probably think my jeans had been ran through a meat grinder) and overweight (not extremely) and sweat up a hell of a storm. I wear deoderant and am by no means smelly but I do sweat. You've got to realize not everyone is perfect like you!![]()
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