montydysquith-navarro
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New site feature suggestion: sharing options for public threads (like Google Docs).Oh my gosh I did it already. There’s your free idea for the day.
New site feature suggestion: sharing options for public threads (like Google Docs).Oh my gosh I did it already. There’s your free idea for the day.
MY EYES WHY AREN’T YOU IN DARK MODE AGHUDUIEJDHFMF?!?!!
Light mode gang representMY EYES WHY AREN’T YOU IN DARK MODE AGHUDUIEJDHFMF?!?!!
Finally, the meme transcends itself. No longer would it remain as a footnote in the continuing saga of Team Time. Now, the stage is set, and she makes her entrance...
LOL Right? It’s even worse when someone changes the color of the text and then changes it back to black instead of default so no one in dark mode can read it.MY EYES WHY AREN’T YOU IN DARK MODE AGHUDUIEJDHFMF?!?!!
Based on what I recall from the EPCOT video, everything is in light mode anyway. *shuddersThe EPCOT Center Light Mode Pavilion would be really ahead of its time.
The Anachronism Pavilion sponsored by Budweiser Zero.Finally, the meme transcends itself. No longer would it remain as a footnote in the continuing saga of Team Time. Now, the stage is set, and she makes her entrance...
Wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff...The Anachronism Pavilion sponsored by Budweiser Zero.
Jesus H. Christ, Outbound.On a more serious note, what about a Water Pavillion? In the 80s, the Pavillion focuses on the importance of water in both our own bodies and greater world ecosystem.
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In the 90s, we introduce Water McCool, the totally epic water droplet! He takes over the boring edutainment with a rap battle against the soda droplet, Soda McLame.
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In the 2010s, the Water Pavillion is shutdown and rebranded the Drinks Pavillion Sponsored by Budweiser Zero, cementing the once inspired 80s pavilion's journey into a corporate sellout. Head on a river rapids ride through the Budweiser Factory and find out how Budweiser creates drinks with 0% alcohol, 100% Budweiser taste.
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I think we're done here - no more brainstorming neededOn a more serious note, what about a Water Pavillion? In the 80s, the Pavillion focuses on the importance of water in both our own bodies and greater world ecosystem.
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In the 90s, we introduce Water McCool, the totally epic water droplet! He takes over the boring edutainment with a rap battle against the soda droplet, Soda McLame.
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In the 2010s, the Water Pavillion is shutdown and rebranded the Drinks Pavillion Sponsored by Budweiser Zero, cementing the once inspired 80s pavilion's journey into a corporate sellout. Head on a river rapids ride through the Budweiser Factory and find out how Budweiser creates drinks with 0% alcohol, 100% Budweiser taste.
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Fastest turnaround ever. A record-setter in the SA history books. No team could ever beat our brainstorming, conceptualizing, and realizing time record of more or less 3 hours. Reality is shookt.I think we're done here - no more brainstorming needed
the mind, perhaps? lots of room for creativity there but also a lot of education you can squeeze outta that.I'm not sure if it would be okay, but Wonders of Life is something that wasn't at Epcot in its opening years, and I feel there could be a lot of interesting potential in something about health and the human body. Perhaps it could focus on a more specific element of the body to help differentiate it.
i think video games is too specific. epcot pavilions are usually very broad. maybe computers, instead? that obviously includes video games, so everyone gets what they want.Video games would certainly be a topic that could evolve with time, though I'd say that it would also be worth considering the theme behind it considering Epcot's educational nature. I could see it perhaps starting as a flashy way to connect guests with what computers can do, while it develops over time more into the power of interactivity through the video game medium.
The mind would definitely be a good focus. Something that could get into how the mind operates, like with thoughts or our feelings.the mind, perhaps? lots of room for creativity there but also a lot of education you can squeeze outta that.
i think video games is too specific. epcot pavilions are usually very broad. maybe computers, instead? that obviously includes video games, so everyone gets what they want.
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