Cesar R M
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aaah yes.. the famous "smoulder" final weapon.
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Cesar R M
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can you adopt me as well?
forgot to mention.. remember there is a Ratchet and Clank movie coming soon!
betty rose
Well-Known Member
When I saw that big old ugly stage in front, I just wanted to kick someone in the shins!
MOXOMUMD
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Good post. I agree.
betty rose
Well-Known Member
I thought it was an I'm an idiot look, or I'm about to throw up!
Dead2009
Horror Movie Guru
You can if i dont eat it all, lol
Figgy1
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Yea another boy to feed LOL Your first chore hanging a TV and setting up the PS BTW my children shovel all the snow here!can you adopt me as well?
forgot to mention.. remember there is a Ratchet and Clank movie coming soon!
MOXOMUMD
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I love cottage cheese.
FutureCEO
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I just want to say how crazy the prices are for the Star Wars fireworks dessert party.
The price to attend is $69.00 for adults and $39.00 for children ages 3 to 9, and advance payment is required. Guests must have their own separate admission to enter Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
The price to attend is $69.00 for adults and $39.00 for children ages 3 to 9, and advance payment is required. Guests must have their own separate admission to enter Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
I might have to go back to the store and try them.
ShoalFox
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- In the Parks
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We never ever drive to WDW, but if we did, it would take around four hours. We usually fly and it's only around 30 minutes.
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
I was thinking about doing the dessert party on the last night of March 19, but now I'm thinking it won't be worth it. The Chewbaca stein isn't that much of a draw as I'm not a big Star Wars fan, I would end up giving it to hubby. And we can buy it on its own at Disneyland later this month.
Cesar R M
Well-Known Member
lol, so they are indeed shoving more upcharges on top of upcharges..
MOXOMUMD
Well-Known Member
I see PhilharMagic!
Goofyernmost
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Day 11 of the Adventure.... October 30, Friday.. Back to Rome...
OK, folks this will be short mostly because it is a return trip to Vatican City and St. Peter's Basilica. As you recall, we didn't get to see the inside of the Basilica due to the time of day and the length of the line, so we headed out early and hit the Subway (after rush hour) to see it. We got there to what seemed like an exceptionally long line, but, as it turned out the line moved quickly and before we knew it we were inside. Once again, the scope of the place cannot be truly seen via camera shots. That is the miracle of proportion. Anyway, I will try and post a few pictures just so those that haven't ever seen the interior can get, at least, an idea what it is like in there.
After leaving St. Peter's we jumped back on the Subway and proceeded to the stop that would eventually get us to the Trevi Fountain. As timing would have it the Fountain is closed while it undergoes an extensive restoration effort, but, it was still there. You could throw a coin in the water-less fountain if you wished, and many did, however, you risked hitting a worker/artisan in the head with it and I'm not sure that it has the same power to bring you back to Rome as the original way. This is how it should look...
This is how it did look...
Along that same area is the Pantheon and numerous other less familiar attractions. We found this small church that just blended into and connected with other buildings that had ceiling fresco's that were amazing. The paintings were done in a manner of faux 3D with arms and legs protruding beyond the framework that it seemed to be encased in. It was too dark to capture with my phone camera and I was sure that I took a picture of the Pantheon, but, it does not appear to be in my files. Who knows. Tomorrow we head for the port and sail away for a few days. Still stuff to see though. Stay tuned.
OK, folks this will be short mostly because it is a return trip to Vatican City and St. Peter's Basilica. As you recall, we didn't get to see the inside of the Basilica due to the time of day and the length of the line, so we headed out early and hit the Subway (after rush hour) to see it. We got there to what seemed like an exceptionally long line, but, as it turned out the line moved quickly and before we knew it we were inside. Once again, the scope of the place cannot be truly seen via camera shots. That is the miracle of proportion. Anyway, I will try and post a few pictures just so those that haven't ever seen the interior can get, at least, an idea what it is like in there.
After leaving St. Peter's we jumped back on the Subway and proceeded to the stop that would eventually get us to the Trevi Fountain. As timing would have it the Fountain is closed while it undergoes an extensive restoration effort, but, it was still there. You could throw a coin in the water-less fountain if you wished, and many did, however, you risked hitting a worker/artisan in the head with it and I'm not sure that it has the same power to bring you back to Rome as the original way. This is how it should look...
This is how it did look...
Along that same area is the Pantheon and numerous other less familiar attractions. We found this small church that just blended into and connected with other buildings that had ceiling fresco's that were amazing. The paintings were done in a manner of faux 3D with arms and legs protruding beyond the framework that it seemed to be encased in. It was too dark to capture with my phone camera and I was sure that I took a picture of the Pantheon, but, it does not appear to be in my files. Who knows. Tomorrow we head for the port and sail away for a few days. Still stuff to see though. Stay tuned.
French Quarter
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Hey gang. Watching Hunting Hitler and eating cookies. Sorry I missed you all yesterday. Spent most of the day cleaning and cooking.
MOXOMUMD
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That's probably one of my least favorite holiday movies. And all the Home Alones except the last one, Holiday Heist. One of my favorite oldies is White Christmas.
BuddyThomas
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Speaking of holiday movies, has anyone seen Krampus yet? I think it was #2 at the box office this past weekend.
