While I think maybe contact of some sort by Disney to ask him not to do what he was doing would've been a good thing, it's hard for me to get past the obvious stupidity (?) / arrogance (?) / desperation for validation (?) in allowing your FACE to be seen in any of the videos to begin with. Not to point out the obvious, but if you don't want to suffer reprocutions for what you do then maybe you should think about that before the reprocutions are upon you. It never fails to amaze me when people get their drawers in a wad about a picture of them circulating that they don't like or something they wrote goes public that's embarrassing, etc. Here's the obvious: if you don't want it to be seen by the world, don't put it in pics or type. Period. Never assume that the worst can't happen because it can. If you're going to engage in these little adventurous forrays and you can't resist documenting the moment, do NOT attach yourself or your likeness to the evidence. Duh. Because, as crass as it may sound when you apply this concept to different contexts, one should always remember that
if there's no proof then it never happened. It's not rocket science.
BTW, I looooved the video he did at Six Flags New Orleans. We went there the month before Katrina hit. Very surreal to see! And cool. I will say, tho, it was pretty janky pre-storm when it was still a functioning park. I'd venture to say SFNO would have ended up in a very similar state even if the storm never happened.
I find amusement in how the hubby & I sat together watching while Adam & friend were hopping about in the foreground picking out the water lines on various structures behind them.
