Disney is getting rid of hot cheese

kagacins

Active Member
It's OK, he's really gone now...he said "BYE" and he wasn't bothering with us three times. Surely he wouldn't go for a fourth...unless he wants to tell us about all his Broadway friends, too.
The weirdest and best thing about all this is that almost nothing remotely inflammatory was said. Anyway, now I have to go to bed feeling terrible about myself because I really don't know anyone famous. I did shake Jimmy Fallon's hand one time and ate dinner next to Desmond Howard another. I guess when I die, I will feel successful for these two reasons.
 

AEfx

Well-Known Member
The weirdest and best thing about all this is that almost nothing remotely inflammatory was said. Anyway, now I have to go to bed feeling terrible about myself because I really don't know anyone famous. I did shake Jimmy Fallon's hand one time and ate dinner next to Desmond Howard another. I guess when I die, I will feel successful for these two reasons.

It was just the obnoxious "I'm an obsessively healthy eater so I'm going to make several backhanded posts about anyone who doesn't care about dwarf wheat", which suddenly turned into "I KNOW ALL KINDS OF FOLKS AT SNL!" and 93 "I'm really gone now!" posts, and the hilarity really couldn't be stopped.
 

kagacins

Active Member
It was just the obnoxious "I'm a obsessively healthy eater so I'm going to make several posts backhanded posts about anyone who doesn't care about dwarf wheat", which suddenly turned into "I KNOW ALL KINDS OF FOLKS AT SNL!" and 93 "I'm really gone now!" posts, and the hilarity really couldn't be stopped.
Agreed. I didn't want to fall into some message board flame war cliché, but we somehow got sort of close. Close like when my 4 year old son thinks he can beat me at arm wrestling.
 

Cmdr_Crimson

Well-Known Member
Well....That's Not GOUDA!
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1023

Provocateur, Rancanteur, Plaisanter, du Jour
Just another example at how Disney is declining by de Grevé.

I am not familiar with this iteration of "by the banks" and in the way you are using it here (idioms are often lost between cultures)... Of course losing the HOT cheese like substance could be described as further evidence of "Disney
washed up and rotting on the shore...."

(see what I did there?)

*1023*
 

Sonconato

Well-Known Member
I really don't care about this topic because...

I won't eat chemical laden food that people can sneeze in.

And I don't make "free salads" at Pecos Bills.

No offense to anyone who likes it. That's just my take. Moving on....

:)
Chemicals are bad, but ban the mushrooms! Those infiltrate every nook and cranny of Country Bear and beyond.
 

MinnieM123

Premium Member
I'm not here to educate people about good health due to good diet, which I'm knowledgable about.

And I understand that theme parks can be challenging. But there is great healthy food at WDW.

For example in my last YouTube video I showed and talked about an amazing meal I had at Kona Cafe. Sustainable salmon, with forbidden (black) rice and an amazing sauce. Delicious, healthy and no chemicals.

Healthy food is there if you look!

Agreed, there are some healthier options if you look. Yet, speaking for myself only, I'm on a very lean budget for my yearly (4-5 day) trip to WDW. The price range for the dinner menus at the table service restaurants is not within my meal budget. Although I do try to select somewhat healthier selections at the quick service places, the choices are limited.

So, while I'm glad that you were able to enjoy your sustainable fish meal at Kona Cafe, I just wanted to share that "great healthy food" is not always a financial option for every guest at WDW.
 

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