Don L Duck
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Well since Maria is away I will take it .
Here it is post 1900 HOORAYY:sohappy:
Here it is post 1900 HOORAYY:sohappy:
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Don L Duck
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Absolutely correct ...thanks Erika.
Just making light of the fact that Scots do not use the word peeps and just think of how that would sound with that accent:lol:
Did anyone ever see the episode of S*X in the City where Charlotte gets married? The groom's cousin from Scotland is in the wedding party and nobody can understand a word he says :lol:
Hey Tenchu, my friend has a BIG thing for Scotsmen. She is trying to get her boyfriend to learn to speak that way. She made him a kilt too! Kinky!
Hey Tenchu, my friend has a BIG thing for Scotsmen. She is trying to get her boyfriend to learn to speak that way. She made him a kilt too! Kinky!
MKCustodial
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I suppose so, at least the ones from Main Street. I remember that, THEORETICALLY, we weren't supposed to stop working for the parades or fireworks. But I knew I only had 2 months of WDW, so I always found a way to sneak by parade start at 3 o'clock (I usually had Parade Clean-Up) and at the passageway between Frontierland and Liberty Square for MSEP, and I tried to go to the riverwalk for the fireworks. Then, after the park closed and we had pretty much cleaned up everything at our areas, the manager would check if the guys at Main Street needed any help.
They ALWAYS need help, so there we went, to the Hub and then from there down Main Street to the train station, then to the docks, the bus stop and the monorails... We'd usually leave about 1 hour after the park closed (50 minutes of that helping out on Main Street).Ah, the good ole days... You guys couldn't believe the size of the protein spill I had to clean up on New Year's Eve... :hurl: I still don't know how I ended up with that... Tha managers liked to walk beside me, asking questions about Brazil and stuff, so...
Goofette
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:lol: Don't you love that show. I'm so glad the new episodes are on. I just have to make sure little one is in bed before I take the chance on watching it. I even have to make sure she isn't in earshot of it. Usually I start laughing and she runs in to see what's so funny, so I have to MUTE Very quickly!!!
garyhoov
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Who's looking forward to "Signs"? I work in Bucks county where they filmed it, and I saw the film crews moving around and shooting different areas a while back. It'll be fun to see some local spots! (a good friend of mine got married in a church they used in "Unbreakable")
Hopefully I'll get a chance to see it this Weekend. Ryan says he wants to see it, but he will often get nervous right before a scary movie and run out of the theater. He's still terrified of "It's a Small World". I tell him he's the only kid in the world who isn't afraid to go on roller-coasters or motorcycles, but is afraid of "It's a Small World. He thinks the dolls are "Creepy" (sort of like lawn gnomes I guess)
Hopefully I'll get a chance to see it this Weekend. Ryan says he wants to see it, but he will often get nervous right before a scary movie and run out of the theater. He's still terrified of "It's a Small World". I tell him he's the only kid in the world who isn't afraid to go on roller-coasters or motorcycles, but is afraid of "It's a Small World. He thinks the dolls are "Creepy" (sort of like lawn gnomes I guess)
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