JohnD
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I think a bulldozer should just about do it. That and a wrecking ball.
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I think a bulldozer should just about do it. That and a wrecking ball.
dstrawn9889
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naw, just this
Sage of Time
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The whole ordeal taking less than a week would be lovely.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Having the Fantasyland Expansion completed in less then three years would have been lovely also.
maddie_odair
Active Member
I go to school in central Jersey along the coast and my school and many of the surrounding schools have a week in February off. For what reason I don't know but we do and that break is when everyone takes the chance to go from the region I am from. Teachers convention is a huge time for everyone to go as well but many wait until Feb. because it is much less crowded then.
G00fyDad
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It depends on what their plans are. If it is a deconstruction for moving purposes then it may take longer. However, if it is a destruction plan then it could be shredded and pulled apart somewhat quickly.
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
I vote for bringing in David Cooperfield. He seems to make things just plain disappear. It would save a lot of time.
Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
funny how this was mentioned again.naw, just this
Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
Can we hire him to make all the bad blood of TWDC disappear? (like Staggs, Rasulo, Meg..etc..)
G00fyDad
Well-Known Member
I think Disney already uses as a little too much trickery and slight of hand when it comes to their business practices as it is.
Mike S
Well-Known Member
Can he make stuff appear too? Then we would never have to wait for things to open ever again
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
They can actually reappear but usually in the same place that they were so I'm thinking that wouldn't be much of a gain.Can he make stuff appear too? Then we would never have to wait for things to open ever again
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Mike S
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What are you talking about? That would be an AMAZING gain!!!!!The can actually reappear but usually in the same place that they were so I'm thinking that wouldn't be much of a gain.
And, of course.
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Goofyernmost
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Bad news, he, so far, has only been able to re-appear things that he dis-appeared. So unless he did his magic on all those, I'm afraid you are out of luck. Sorry!
P.S. If it is important to you then go ahead and research whether or not "he dis-appeared" is actually a usable phrase. If not please write up a 300 word report and submit it to Bob Iger, %The Disney Company. Thanks!
Mike S
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Darn, I was already in the middle of an email to him
Cmdr_Crimson
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Remember when he wanted to bring his Magic Undergroud Restaurant to the studios.......
Yeeeeeahhhhhhhh...........
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Tom
Beta Return
He made the castle disappear once, many moons ago, on a TV special.
He made a full size car appear on stage, as well as himself on a motorcycle. And he has made train cars and platforms full of audience members disappear.
I worked as a stagehand for him when he toured through Indiana. I signed my life away too.
Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
He made the plans disappear!
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
Sure but I'll bet that before the show, he made them disappear so he could bring them back. That's why they call it a trick.
Haven't seem much of David around lately either. Do you suppose... Hmmm!
Remember when he wanted to bring his Magic Undergroud Restaurant to the studios.......
Yeeeeeahhhhhhhh...........