Minthorne
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Cats and dogs living together!!
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Male Cast Member Costumes
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ToTBellHop
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I sometimes use my wife’s shampoo. I just like how it smells and it makes my hair oh-so-soft. I have updated my driver’s license gender to “these days, who knows?”
Club Cooloholic
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Ah the good old days when dad would come home, ask his wife to pour him a gin and tonic or have a beer or 4 and watch the ballgame while mom cooked and cleaned and got the kids ready for bed. That's what's missing.
Kids need parents that are present and care about them and their needs. What they are wearing has little to do with that.
jloucks
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...made me chuckle out loud. I can so relate as I had a "beer or 6" kinda dad.
Anywho, what kids are wearing is just a small part of the parental package. As someone who has raised two wonderful people who are assets to society I speak from some modicum of authority.
But it is a part. Personal appearance and hygiene do play a factor in the entire package. Parents that are not present typically could care less how their kids look or smell.
TrainsOfDisney
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At WDW now and it’s not the tattoos that stand out it’s the loud jewelry and sunglasses that clash with the costume and theme.
I can see an issue with the jewelry, but anyone living in FL (and many other places) should be wearing sunglasses to protect their eyes. This, from the Mayo,
Wear sunglasses. Ultraviolet light from the sun may contribute to the development of cataracts. Wear sunglasses that block ultraviolet B (UVB) rays when you're outdoors.
Your future self may thank you.
SaucyBoy
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KeithVH
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That's the way! Shoot the messenger!!
Whether one can agree with another's viewpoint or not, shouldn't the better response be to debunk what you dislike about the statement? Personally, I may or may not agree with that person said, but there IS some validity to the statement. Would love to hear someone actually say "you're wrong" and then back it up with proof.
SaucyBoy
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It's a gif from The Simpsons, it's not meant to be taken that serious.
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If I'm not mistaken cast members are not allowed to wear sunglasses while in costume?
Non mirrored have been allowed for a long time due to safety while remaining courteous. When possible, they should be removed to have an eye to eye conversation.
LittleBuford
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How does one respond to somebody calling for a return to traditional patriarchy? That’s an ideological stance that no rebuttal is likely to shift.
Thanks, that's what I thought also. I've seen cast wear sunglasses but one can still see the whites of their eyes
DryerLintFan
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TrainsOfDisney
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Sorry, I meant over styled sunglasses, like oversized bright red. Nothing wrong with them, but they look out of place on a steam powered riverboat.
Nope. They're allowed.
It's only fun if everyone is having fun.that is what my elderly neighbor when I was a kid used to say when he would use racial slurs "all in good fun"
Please tell me more.
And maybe we don't have "strong father figures" anymore because a single salary isn't enough to support a family, making two-income families the norm, causing both parents to be burned out.
Modern use of sunglasses arose around the mid-1800s. So all CMs can wear sunglasses except those in Liberty Square. They'll have to sacrifice their eyesight for the sake of Liberty!!
