kashmir
Active Member
Be nice!ROFL!!!!!! Cannot even handle this picture!!!AHHHHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! (I'm literally crying laughing at this picture)
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Need to vent! Major pet peeve!
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TubaGeek
God bless the "Ignore" button.
That sounds like a coaster that's never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down, never gonna run around and hurt you.Yes great for the heart going on Rick n roller coaster.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Mine is that the cat wont clean its own litter tray.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
You are just bad at cat training
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Of course I am, I dont sit to pee, its why m no good at white goods operation but can find my way around WDW while pool hopping without reference to a map
Santa Raccoon 77
Thank you sir. You were an inspiration.
Whilst using your 2006 resort mug
Disneydreamer23
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BAHAHAHAHAH @ Mr. Ferret
BigRedDad
Well-Known Member
I agree with this completely. If you are too fat to walk Disney, you are too fat for Disney. I cannot stand ECVs. It is a motorized vehicle in heavy pedestrian traffic. There needs to be an ECV lane. Personally, I do not feel sorry for the old lady that ran into me, almost tossing my daughter from my shoulders, and blaming me for her running to the back of me. I took the ECV key, walked away with it and she is lucky I didn't toss it into a the lagoon at Epcot. About a 100y later I handed it to a CM and told them wait for the irate lady calling for help.
allgiggles
Well-Known Member
Some people have "hidden" conditions. My 18yo nephew has Muscular Dystrophy. If you met him, you would not know there is anything wrong with him by looking at him or even watching him walk. He can ride any of the attractions at Disney and often hits RnR and EE multiple times in a trip. He appears "normal" and can get on and off of most rides with no problems. However, walking long distances or for a long time (like at an amusement park or a mall) causes him extreme rapid exhaustion. He uses his power wheel chair at Disney (and other places) so that he can spend more than an hour at a park. He uses the chair to go from attraction to attraction but finds it easier to walk through the queue than to maneuver his chair through. If he uses his chair in the queue a CM has to move it once he loads on to the ride and due to the cost of the chair my brother prefers to park the chair himself (or have my nephew do it) so he knows it's being "driven" properly and safely. So just because someone only uses their chair/scooter to "get from a to b" doesn't mean they don't need it. I'm not saying that there aren't a lot of people who abuse the system by renting a scooter, but just because someone looks perfectly healthy and doesn't have a limp or obvious ailment doesn't mean they don't need their in-park transportation.
FettFan
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You ought to start a separate thread on this subject. I don't believe scooters have been discussed her before. Especially those new Living Seas Scooters.
It's Bizarro Ursula.
copcarguyp71
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captainkidd
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On RNRCoaster last week, we saw 3 teenage girls get in the single rider line, and I heard one of them say "Don't worry, we'll all ride together." When we got into the pre-show room, all of the girls were in the top row where the single riders stand, and then they all tried to sneak into the bottom row regular line. Attendant caught them and wouldn't let them do it. He could have kicked them out of the line, but he let them stay in the single rider queue.
Bparso87
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I would like for a CM to kick someone out every now in then.
Bparso87
Well-Known Member
It looks like one of the passengers on Wall-E.
FettFan
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Bparso87
Well-Known Member
Yea I would throw him out to. I hate Philly sports fans.
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