Vernonpush
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Half the people on Earth ARE and the other half want to take advantage of them. :lookaroun:lol:
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Half the people on Earth ARE and the other half want to take advantage of them. :lookaroun:lol:
marsrunner
New Member
Free the boobies! :lookaroun
Seriously, I think its silly and uncouth, but I have more pressing issues to worry about vis-a-vis my kids' development than if they saw a .
Seriously, I think its silly and uncouth, but I have more pressing issues to worry about vis-a-vis my kids' development than if they saw a .
EpcoTim
Well-Known Member
In resume speak you would be an "inspector" of sorts.
DisneyDellsDude
New Member
Wow.:lol:
Jasonflz
Well-Known Member
I am surprised at how strict America is with clothing policies. I can understand decency on regular occasions but people act as if (or lack thereof) is the end of all modern civilization. In Europe kids aren't half as curious than here because you can find mags with naked pictures on the cover at a local supermarket.
DMC-12
It's HarmonioUS, NOT HarmoniYOU.
I go to wdw for the tramp stamps! :king:
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
Shame.:lookaroun
TP2000
Well-Known Member
Actually, the screener positions were already removed from WDW back in 2008. They just removed the position at Disneyland on Sunday, May 3rd.
Al Lutz made mention of this in his last update, and then the local newspapers here in SoCal (both the OC Register and LA Times) picked up on it after it was mentioned by Lutz on his Miceage site. Now sites like TMZ are talking about it, but linking to the newspaper mentions of the story because it looks better for them than to link to another website where it actually broke.
If WDW had an Al Lutz type persona to report on gossip out there, this would have broken back in 2008 when WDW dropped the screener positions. But it had to wait until 2009 when the screener positions were dropped at Disneyland, and then Al Lutz jumped on it, and the rest is history.
You may now attempt your own Flash Mountain at the Magic Kingdom, if you would like.
WishIwasThere
Active Member
Not to mention on TV. While I was in the Navy, we were in Italy and I went to a cafe to enjoy some time off the ship. While sipping my expresso and watching Dr. No in Italian, a comercial comes on advertising laundry detergent or something and the topless woman is walking across the TV screen. :slurp: Never see anything like that in the states. Not to mention all the topless women you see on the beaches in Europe, (though most times they are the ones you wish had tops on).
This thread certainly has given me a good chuckle this morning.:ROFLOL:
WishIwasThere
Active Member
You may now attempt your own Flash Mountain at the Magic Kingdom, if you would like.
I think it is a little more difficult on our side by side seating to do this. All of the pictures I've see of 'Flash Mountain' have been from DL with the single row seating.
GenerationX
Well-Known Member
Local DJs were talking about this issue this morning. They asked for listeners to call in with their stories of having flashed for the camera. Instead of flashers calling in, they got one guy who had done his CP in 2004. His entire job was to check ride photos at RnRC and ToT. According to the guy, there was an average of 1 flash/day with up to 8 flashes on a really good day.
One last tidbit he threw in: while the photos were not displayed for guests to purchase, fellow CMs printed off the best ones for their personal collections.
One last tidbit he threw in: while the photos were not displayed for guests to purchase, fellow CMs printed off the best ones for their personal collections.
mightynine
Well-Known Member
Smart men. Or women.
TP2000
Well-Known Member
How so? The logs at WDW are wider and larger overall. There's much more room to get "in position", if you will.
1disneydood
Active Member
FBI work would look great on resumes.
NASAMan
Member
All talk of prudishness aside, I wonder if there is a legal aspect as well. The parks have a 'shoes-on shirt-on' policy (with exception for children playing in designated fountain areas like Ariel's Grotto) and I know the PhotoPass photographers will not take a picture of a guest without a shirt and/or shoes. If a photograph of a guest in a state of undress (shirt off/up) is sold to a guest, would that be considered a tacit approval and make the policy meaningless? Just askin'.
