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Santa Raccoon 77

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Wrangler-Rick said:
But I'll bet they're really good! Everything at Disney is expensive, heck, even the chili-cheese dog and fries at Casey's is over $10...
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I find this also.We went out for a meal last night for Mrs Ferret's Birthday and 3 courses and drinks (non-alchoholic) came to just ove £100 (about $150 ).Whilst not "fine dining" it was generous portions of good food.I acan't think oif anywhere in WDW you could get a TS meal of the same quality for near that price. Edit; it was for 4 people
 
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Wrangler-Rick

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MR FERRET said:
I find this also.We went out for a meal last night for Mrs Ferret's Birthday and 3 courses and drinks (non-alchoholic) came to just ove £100 (about $150 ).Whilst not "fine dining" it was generous portions of good food.I acan't think oif anywhere in WDW you could get a TS meal of the same quality for near that price.
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How very true!!! We have the same experience as you. We went to a high end restaurant (well high end for northeast Wisconsin) for our anniversary (except they screwed up our drink orders and accidentally added alcohol to all of them) and we walked out after dessert with a $150 bill. That is what we'd see at Disney, but without dessert, drinks, and having very full tummies. But still we don't go on a lot of vacations, so when we do get to go, we save up and plan to enjoy ourselves. I would rather eat bologna sandwiches for lunch at work for a few weeks if it means that I can go to Disney and eat something better than hamburgers and hotdogs. Vacation is a time to de-stress and enjoy a short time away from everything we have to endure in the "real" world and by golly we're gonna do it! :)

At this point I was going to attach the clip from National Lampoon's Vacation when Clark blows up and makes the comment about having so much fun at Wally World that they're going to need plastic surgey to remove their smiles and they're going to be whistling zippidy-doo-da out of their rear-ends. Unfortunately the language used would probably get me banned from this site for life - but you can google it, if you like... ;)
 
Songbird76

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MinnieM123 said:
Baking soda can also be used to help put out a small grease fire, but you'd need more than a small box to do this.
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I also mix a bit with peroxide to clean my rings. My mom used to use it once in a while to clean her teeth because she was a smoker and a coffee drinker, but I'm neither and my mom always said that stuff tastes horrible, so I use it for rings, but not teeth.
 
donaldtoo

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Songbird76 said:
Question about splash: Over in Germany there's an amusement park that has a ride like Splash Mountain...you sit in a log and go down 2 "hills", one big and one small. My daughter went on it last year with daddy and she sat in the back and ended up hitting her head on the back of the seat pretty hard already on the smaller dip, so she was already in tears for the bigger one and hated it and is scared to go again. My son, who is even younger did NOT sit in the back and he LOVED the ride. Would my daughter be ok on Splash? how high do the seatbacks go? If she was sitting not against the back, would it be ok for her?
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Here's an image of the WDW ride vehicle. Hope this helps... :)

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betty rose

betty rose

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Goofyernmost said:
I have never ever gone to a scary movie. I don't enjoy them. I'm not scared because my brain constantly tells me it's just play acting, but, I just don't find that stuff entertaining. Life is scary enough for me.
I take that back, I did take a date to a scary movie at a drive in once, but, I don't remember seeing the movie. I was to busy comforting the poor young lady.
See that is one of the many reasons that I have that halo. I'm a comforting person and care about others.
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Yes, yes @Goofyernmost, we know all about how "comforting" you can be with the female persuasion. ;)
 
seahawk7

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Goofyernmost said:
I have never ever gone to a scary movie. I don't enjoy them. I'm not scared because my brain constantly tells me it's just play acting, but, I just don't find that stuff entertaining. Life is scary enough for me.
I take that back, I did take a date to a scary movie at a drive in once, but, I don't remember seeing the movie. I was to busy comforting the poor young lady.
See that is one of the many reasons that I have that halo. I'm a comforting person and care about others.
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