George Lucas on a Bench
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He's unlicensed? How irresponsible. He's definitely getting Canceled.
Y'know, that honestly explains a lot.Mr. Toad doesn't have a license.
Be sure to look out for the ALL NEW indoor queue area for MR. Toad's wild ride. Before entering Toad Hall, take a walk through Ye Olde DMV, where you'll notice that the DMV attendants are all asleep. Clever guests will notice Mr. Toad's footprints, and tire tracks!, all around, making it clear that he authorized his own license. Then, go next door into Ye Olde Pharmacy, where some empty bottle will clue you in on the type of stimulants running through Mr. Toad's system, before you walk back into Toad Hall for the wild ride of your life!Before you go on Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, you need to hear the story of how Mr. Toad got his motorcar and driver's license in the first place. It all began one sunny day in the middle of autumn. The leaves were changing color... what's that? You don't know HOW the leaves change color in autumn? Well, here's how they do it...
Perfect!Susan Bookland (middle name Story).
Bookland is pronounced like "Book-lynd".
Mr. Toad doesn't have a license.
You just gave me an idea for a "Morals We Can Learn From Attractions" thread.And that, kids, is why it is very important to acquire one before driving a motorcar.
If you do not, you will end up in Hades just like Mr. Toad.
Oh boy...a Attraction with a moral !
Yay !
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Good. Now do Paradise Pier Hotel and have it on my desk by Friday. Bob wants 5 more of these for the Disney+ showThurston Paradise was once a ranking member of S.E.A, but was expelled from the society for his radical notions. Near ruin, after his ideals became a laughingstock, he journeyed to the west coast for a fresh start. His adventures took him across the Grizzly Wolf mountains, famously devoid of wildlife, until one day he finally reached the ocean.
Here he came upon an ailing sourdough and tortilla factory. Both were considered so distasteful, that they couldn't give away their wares! As Paradise came upon the scene he saw the sad owners through a tiny window. They were locking up their warehouse for the last time. Paradise asked them what had happened here, but they were almost too despondent to speak. The owner took his hand, looked him in the eye and uttered one fateful word: "Maseca!"
Paradise realized that the area was in need of inspiration, so, with the last of his fortune he bought the rest of the bay. Almost immediately he began work on an amusement pier. There was little money left, but putting his mind to work he came up with innovative ways to accomplish his dream. Steel was salvaged from the nearby wreck of the S.S. Rustworthy, and Thurston decided that spending on aesthetics was impractical.
Across the bay, however, a major burger chain restaurant looked on with jealous eyes. The people had lived with the burger chain because it brought hungry folk to the area. Now everyone was focused on the amusement park, but the greedy chain restaurant wouldn't sell. Once again, Paradise had to put his unique mind to work. He had to come up with something that would make people forget all about hamburgers. Late into the night he stared across the water, thinking and thinking. Then, the tortilla man's words came back to him; he knew what to do! He stayed up all night working on his savory invention. When he debuted it to the public, the world was forever changed, and that is the story of how Lobster Nachos came to be.
Where’s the surnames?A bunch of tires fell out of a truck.
Luigi's Flying Tires.
Where’s the surnames?
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