no, too bad you don't live in the U.K., waiting years to see a health care professional.....Over your diagnosis skills? Agreed....
no, too bad you don't live in the U.K., waiting years to see a health care professional.....Over your diagnosis skills? Agreed....
I'm sure you display a similar kind of sympathy to your supposed patients. Or, not, as I doubt you have either....no, too bad you don't live in the U.K., waiting years to see a health care professional.....
no, too bad you don't live in the U.K., waiting years to see a health care professional.....
I'm sure you display a similar kind of sympathy to your supposed patients. Or, not, as I doubt you have either....
no, too bad you don't live in the U.K., waiting years to see a health care professional.....
I'd dare say both of you have seen more than your fair share of "proctologists"Id say he must have had a lot of encounters with proctologists.
I'd dare say both of you have seen more than your fair share of "proctologists"
I think we should all have a drink, no pun intended, not be so defensive & return this thread back to the original topic.........Well looking at your posts Im certainly getting the vision of a massive erse.
It was on the original topic. You decided to start this little stroll....I think we should all have a drink, no pun intended, not be so defensive & return this thread back to the original topic.........
There are more people than you think that go nuts with the alcohol, but also more people who keep reserved. I coined the term one day in 2013 after reading a Spirited thread, which had a tangent about how Food and Wine was attracting more drunkards every year. I opened another thread and moved the conversation there. It closed rather quickly. In those three years I have grown a little as a person and have come to accept that people can have alcohol occasionally, I mean after all, it's vacation, but there's still been an uptick in locals descending to Epcot just to get wasted. Disney closed Pleasure Island for this very reason. Magic Kingdom's not a kid park, and Epcot's not an adult park, they're both family parks. Emphasis on family. These people need to grow up and learn self-control, as well as responsibility for their actions.I'm all for this new bar, although I don't understand the reference to "drunkytown". The vast majority of drinkers know their limits. There are a few bozos that tend to ruin things, but for the most part I think drinkers behave pretty well. And while I understand Walt's initial desire to not have booze at his original park, I think he would have been fine with alcohol in the parks as it is today.
It's not going in the "Sunset Room." It would be at the counter that is across the room from it. I wouldn't expect much. I imagine it will be a bit like the outdoor bar at the Brown Derby.Fox News is reporting that Disney World will open a bar inside of The Hollywood Tower of Terror.
http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2016/04/18/disney-world-to-open-bar-inside-hollywood-tower-terror.html
"The venue will be located near the ride’s exit, just across from the area where you pick up your spooky souvenir photo.
The bar is rumored to offer on-the-go snacks and exclusive Hollywood Tower Hotel themed beverages. How about a Fifth Dimension Old Fashioned? Or a Rod Sterling Rum Punch?"
The Bar is going in the Sunset Room on the right. Pic is from google.
Also, it has been reported that the GOTG overlay will not effect the bar.
It's a stupid idea and doesn't have a place in the parks. I'm for basically everything being legal and socially liberal, but there is a time and place for everything.
If holidays in Florida aren't the time and place for drinking, there's something bad wrong with the world.
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