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Safari Truck Collides with Water Bridge
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PEPPER2029
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Sorry, the Osceola County Sheriffs dept.The Count Police?
One cop car ah ah ah
Two cop cars ah ah ah
G00fyDad
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Rob562
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As he said, the RCID contracts with the county sheriff to provide law enforcement on their property (because RCID doesn't have a police force of their own).
-Rob
R W B
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Must admit I was expecting more lol.
Ill also say this, I do a lot of Hot Shot style trucking so I pull a lot of trailers with my truck with all different type of loads on them and IMO, this is 99% the fault of the driver. It's on your trailer, you're driving, you have to make sure you can phisically make it where you need to go. Just because some guy in a suit behind a desk hands you a piece of paper saying to go this particular route doesn't pull blame from the driver. I've stopped in the middle of the road before in situations like this to get out and check, held up traffic, got honked at and curse at but I didn't care, gotta do what you have to do to make sure this doesn't happen.
Ill also say this, I do a lot of Hot Shot style trucking so I pull a lot of trailers with my truck with all different type of loads on them and IMO, this is 99% the fault of the driver. It's on your trailer, you're driving, you have to make sure you can phisically make it where you need to go. Just because some guy in a suit behind a desk hands you a piece of paper saying to go this particular route doesn't pull blame from the driver. I've stopped in the middle of the road before in situations like this to get out and check, held up traffic, got honked at and curse at but I didn't care, gotta do what you have to do to make sure this doesn't happen.
A hundred years ago when I was a college freshman, I had a job delivering furniture. One day, one of my coworkers stupidly tried to take a delivery van through a fast food drive thru line and tore a huge gash in the roof. Our boss was quite visibly displeased with him, but the guy didn't get fired. The truck was sent for repair, an insurance claim was submitted, and everyone learned to think about the size of the vehicle as they drove about.
G00fyDad
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MissingDisney
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Kilimanjaro Safari Refurb Notice: Instead of going over a rickety jungle bridge "hold on everyone!!!!", the safari ride now includes an urban experience, Be amazed as you wind slowly thru concrete tunnels, where everyone must duck in fear of their lives.....As long as it's not part of the ride.
"DUCK!!"
badrew
Active Member
Would that happen to be the Spaghettiville bridge?
TomP
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As long as it's not part of the ride.
"DUCK!!"
I didn't know there were ducks on the safari ride
4disneylovers
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No...I live in Ohio.
I googled it to see what you were referring to. They have a real problem there too apparently.
So that's where the screen writer for Working Girl got the idea. Because that is nearly verbatim the dialogue in the movie, except it's a little girl.....
4disneylovers
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I feel like u want me to prove this to you. Am I missing something?
No, not at all and I apologize if I made you think that.
More a comment on the lack of creativity and originality in movies these days. When I saw that scene in the movie, I thought, "wow, that's a smart and inventive screen writer to make up a story like that so the character relating the story can make the point about not overthinking solutions". Like I said, the screen writer lifted his dialogue almost verbatim from what I guess was a news report? Just changed the gender of the child. Probably to avoid charges of plagiarism.
4disneylovers
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No, not at all and I apologize if I made you think that.
More a comment on the lack of creativity and originality in movies these days. When I saw that scene in the movie, I thought, "wow, that's a smart and inventive screen writer to make up a story like that so the character relating the story can make the point about not overthinking solutions". Like I said, the screen writer lifted his dialogue almost verbatim from what I guess was a news report? Just changed the gender of the child. Probably to avoid charges of plagiarism.
Thank you for clarifying. I'm sorry I took it the wrong way.
Thank you for clarifying. I'm sorry I took it the wrong way.
No problem, went back and looked at my first post and realized that it could be interpreted that way. That's the problem with the internet, no voice or facial expressions to provide context.
Just caps, bold, italics and emoticons....
I'm pretty sure that's why. And I'm 100% sure it's a new truck. I know enough about the trucks to be able to distinguish the new ones from the old ones.
dreamfinder
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So how would breaking theming apply to the parking lot tram I saw turning into Coronado Springs on a recent trip......