bethymouse
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That's what I was thinking. That long wait is enough to drive someone over the edge!
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That's what I was thinking. That long wait is enough to drive someone over the edge!
bethymouse
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If from females, that doesn't seem too bad!
But in all seriousness, you should have started to yell really loudly, "Put that thing back where it came from, or so help me!"
Love the Monsters Inc. reference! Saw Monsters U last night! It was a very good movie! It really sent a great message that we all need to think of ourselves as being 'OK".
bethymouse
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I don't get it! Monkey see. Monkey do, I guess.
MickeyPeace
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I love how members here are so comfortable complaining about Brazilians but as soon as one person makes a similar comment about Americans the pitchforks come out, lol.
All people do stupid things especially in WDW. Give the Brazilian bashing a rest. It's tired.
All people do stupid things especially in WDW. Give the Brazilian bashing a rest. It's tired.
mergatroid
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A good point really, I'm from England and I've read on here a number of times people complimenting the good behaviour of British kids in Florida. However here in England there's loads of terrible kids roaming the streets and causing trouble so there's good and bad everywhere. I think that tour groups can create problems but I think that's as much a 'group mentality' as anything. Ok there's cultural differences too but again these are amplified by the 'group mentality'. For instance I've witnessed American cheerleaders groups (and believe me, I kept a keen eye on them
) in the parks creating a racket, but seperate them from each other and I'm sure individually they'd have been near perfect guests. Often a group will show off to one another when together or think the fun they have together is more important than the annoyance they're creating for others. I've been all over England as an example watching my football team Manchester United play. Large numbers of us would go for a drink before the game in the pub and have a laugh and sing football songs very loudly. I know that after being in Hooters in Orlando on a Sunday afternoon for a quiet meal with Mrs Mergatroid whilst an American football game was being shown just how annoying it can be having people hollering down your ear. It made me think how many people I may have annoyed singing football songs in a pub who may have been in there for a quiet pint. I think often it's the group mentality that creates issues rather than where the group is from, be it America, Britain or Brazil.