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Did I Really Just See That.....in Disney World?????
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graphite1326
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I didn't really expect an answer! It was meant as humor.
graphite1326
Well-Known Member
Doooooh!
disneygirl1024
Well-Known Member
We need to start pee-shaming these people.
Put their photos up all over the internet.
Now that's funny!!!
Cubfan300
Active Member
Affectionately known as "Whale Tail"
graphite1326
Well-Known Member
Probably would fall for the old "Hey who wrote gullible on the ceiling?" Joke.
I'm sorry but someone actually answering me really cracks me up.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Perhaps the young man didn't want to be accused of sexism in this age of equality?
shakes20
Active Member
Sorry I came to this party late. Some funny stories (as well as horrifying ones). Again, I'll make this one about my family... My youngest son was adopted from the foster system. We had already booked a WDW vacation when he came to our family as a respite case (a temporary placement) when it was suggested that he not be returned to his other foster family. We agreed to take him permanently and moved forward with adoption. Even though he had some medical challenges, we decided to take him with us to Florida so as to not disappoint the other children. One of his diagnosis was failure to thrive, for which he was given a NG tube (a tube going through his nose and into his stomach for feeding him formula). The problem was that if he got his feeding too quickly or was fed too much, there would be a "protein spill". I felt awful about the number of times that we had to find a cast member to help clean it up! They were always so nice about it, but I'm pretty sure it was not the highlight of their day.
On a side note, on another trip my daughter came down with a bladder infection, and as a result, I can make the claim that I know the closest bathroom from any point in any of the parks!
On a side note, on another trip my daughter came down with a bladder infection, and as a result, I can make the claim that I know the closest bathroom from any point in any of the parks!
DinoInstitute
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Hm. Well I was in Universal technically, but I will post it. So I was standing in line in the preshow for shreck, when I hear this sound. It sounded like someone was spilling a bottle of soda. A little got on my leg. Then I heard it again, and turned to the guys next to me that was spilling the soda, just out of curiosity. Thats when I jumped back, because the guys was throughing up . Don't get me wrong, I felt bad for the kid getting sick in public, on such an expensive trip early in the morning, but it put a bad taste in my mouth for the rest of the day, and I couldn't spend enough time wiping my leg with a napkin all day. And after about threee minutes in the room with no one cleaning it up, it started to smell....
Just another segment in my interesting Uni day, if any of you read my post in unique character encounters or something like that.
. Don't get me wrong, I felt bad for the kid getting sick in public, on such an expensive trip early in the morning, but it put a bad taste in my mouth for the rest of the day, and I couldn't spend enough time wiping my leg with a napkin all day. And after about threee minutes in the room with no one cleaning it up, it started to smell....Just another segment in my interesting Uni day, if any of you read my post in unique character encounters or something like that.
ArielLover
Active Member
It would be nice if you deleted the original response
BaconPancakes
Well-Known Member
Agreed, very trashy and I'm sure everyone already knew what that stood for.
BaconPancakes
Well-Known Member
I'd give up my seat for an elderly person, man or woman, or a parent holding a small child. An able bodied woman though? Nope...
dbrWDW
Member
This isn't really a crazy story, but I thought it was funny. I was in line for Spaceship Earth and there was a guy behind me who took his shirt off because it was soaking wet. (It was pouring rain.) A member of the staff came up to him and told him that he couldn't ride the ride without a shirt, and he got upset. I thought it was funny because he seemed almost surprised that he couldn't ride without a shirt.
amyfiddle
Member
Some of us women are still traditional enough to appreciate a kind gesture from the evasive gentleman.
And I'll continue to enforce those standards for my sons....should any woman scorn them they can file it as information about said females "issues" and consider the possibility of a dodged bullet.
Btw I wouldn't leave a stroller on a seat in a crowded bus even if only male Olympic athletes were left standing...
I digress though- another thing I saw that pumped my blood was two silver back gorillas fighting.....one crept up from behind, rushed and hit the other, then bit him on the leg. The other pushed him off the edge into the ravine.... it was a awesome sight to see two fierce beasts go at it like that!
And I'll continue to enforce those standards for my sons....should any woman scorn them they can file it as information about said females "issues" and consider the possibility of a dodged bullet.
Btw I wouldn't leave a stroller on a seat in a crowded bus even if only male Olympic athletes were left standing...
I digress though- another thing I saw that pumped my blood was two silver back gorillas fighting.....one crept up from behind, rushed and hit the other, then bit him on the leg. The other pushed him off the edge into the ravine.... it was a awesome sight to see two fierce beasts go at it like that!
SpaceMountain75
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This one isn't nearly as bad as others, but still pretty gross. My family and I were on the bus to Epcot and in front of us there was this kid who pulled an unwrapped half-eaten cookie out of his pocket, took a bite, and put it back in his pocket! We were all like !
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englanddg
One Little Spark...
Are you sure you didn't read into his comment a bit much? Sure, it is a tad uncouth, but pedopheliac?
Cesar R M
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I find it interesting.. When we went to WDW, every gentlemen did stand-up so a lady could sit down.. at dusk after the parks: noone did in multiple returns except me.. kinda sad.
talk about being a gentlemen on convenience!
psukardi
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I find it interesting.. When we went to WDW, every gentlemen did stand-up so a lady could sit down.. at dusk after the parks: noone did in multiple returns except me.. kinda sad.
talk about being a gentlemen on convenience!
It's equal rights, right? If you want equal pay you should have equal chance to get a seat. Fair is fair.
Goofyernmost
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I can stand on the bus on my way in, with no problem. After a day in the park on a bad leg, I need to sit, and I might give up my seat for someone older (which is getting hard to find) or disabled, but a healthy female has stronger legs then mine, I will remain seated and not feel a twitch of guilt. Chivalry, in this day and age, needs to work both ways.I find it interesting.. When we went to WDW, every gentlemen did stand-up so a lady could sit down.. at dusk after the parks: noone did in multiple returns except me.. kinda sad.
talk about being a gentlemen on convenience!
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