Nut4Disney
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DisneyFreak529 said:
How about the people who smoke in their cars with the windows rolled up while their kids are in the back seat. IMO, these people should be arrested for child endangerment.
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How about the people who smoke in their cars with the windows rolled up while their kids are in the back seat. IMO, these people should be arrested for child endangerment.
Nut4Disney said:
I wish I could remember how many times I have been to WDW ? 1XX ?
Nut4Disney
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SKYWAY 4 ME said:
Congratulations, you've been over 100 times. What does that have to do with my quote that you highlighted?
It was a comp error , I highlighted your 22trips and counting , but instead it posted a different quote. Im far from perfect :hammer:
Nut4Disney
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Sorry, Skyway. I understand. :wave: 
Nut4dis, Are you holding off from any visits till after the Baby arrives or you gonna get another trip in before.
John
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My policy on asking people to put out there cigarettes:
If the smoker is in a large crowd, I ask them to put it out for the safety of those around them.
If the smoker is around others, even though it's not a large crowd, and if it looks like it's affecting the other guests, I ask them to put it out.
The only time I'm really concerned about it is when the person can affect others. If the person is standing over in a corner where no one else is around him (other than those with him) I'm not too concerned. My concern comes in when I see an issue of others being burned.
I'm a fellow smoker, and I understand that sometimes you have a craving. But don't let it affect others around you.
If the smoker is in a large crowd, I ask them to put it out for the safety of those around them.
If the smoker is around others, even though it's not a large crowd, and if it looks like it's affecting the other guests, I ask them to put it out.
The only time I'm really concerned about it is when the person can affect others. If the person is standing over in a corner where no one else is around him (other than those with him) I'm not too concerned. My concern comes in when I see an issue of others being burned.
I'm a fellow smoker, and I understand that sometimes you have a craving. But don't let it affect others around you.
Nut4Disney
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We just got back from POR a couple of weeks ago, we have AP's that expire in Nov, that we will probably renew. We talked about a Thanksgiving trip, but we are not sure about taking a 6 week old, plus my wife is having a planned C-section, so I'm not sure how long that takes to recover. If not we will definitely go in Jan.
Nut4Disney said:
Wow, yeah I think the hard part may be for your wife . We went when my son was 6 weeks as well . It was hot for him , but was great .
My AP's expire in Nov as well.
Raven66
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There was a young man who came out of soarin' and lit up right away. Now I didn't say anything because I completely stereotyped him. He looked like a hood and frankly he scared me. Now don't jump on me because my own brother looks like a large hood. People have been known to walk across the street when they see him coming. I don't mind smoking, my mom does and I would like to point out, she does it in the areas that are made for smokers. She never does it anywhere else.
But if you want to ban that, I think they should have a dress code. I find pants on guys that are worn half way down their butts and girls who wear dental floss and band-aids as clothes to be offensive. I don't think I should have to look at half naked people in a FAMILY place.
But if you want to ban that, I think they should have a dress code. I find pants on guys that are worn half way down their butts and girls who wear dental floss and band-aids as clothes to be offensive. I don't think I should have to look at half naked people in a FAMILY place.
Nut4Disney
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Now that I think about it, I guess it would probably be pretty easy taking a 6 week old, as all she would do is sleep most of the time. We'll see I guess. Our first child was 11 months when we took him, so it was a little different.
DisneyChik17
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Raven66 said:
Disney does have a dress code and I have seen it enforced at the gate to every park. It maybe rude to have half naked people walking around, but last time I checked it has yet to kill anyone. I also find it disgusting, but that's another thread.
What is amazing to me is that when I was at WDW in 2001, there were seemingly almost no places where smoking was allowed. When I returned this June, there were plenty of places for smokers to kill themselves, yet they still ignored the rules. As a very occasional smoker, I was a little miffed back in 2001, though I did as I was told, which included the only smoking area in the world showcase being by the dumpsters near America. On the other hand, given the extent to which Disney has gone out of its way to accomodate smokers, those who wish to smoke should do so only in designated areas.
As a New Yorker, I have no problem with the banning of smoking in public places, since it has really worked well here.
As a New Yorker, I have no problem with the banning of smoking in public places, since it has really worked well here.
DisneyDream2004
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How come no one in any of the over 500,000 threads about this topic actually thanks the smokers who go to the designated areas? Everyone is always so negative about smokers, but for the gazillion smokers who visit the parks every year, most go the designated areas.
I don't smoke, but for the people who do and go off in their little corner to do so and follow the rules, thanks.
I don't smoke, but for the people who do and go off in their little corner to do so and follow the rules, thanks.
DisneyDream2004 said:
I did thank them for being respectfull !!go back and look :wave:
DopeysGirl1226
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wdwishes2005 said:
I 3rd(?) that opnion!
Espically after a parade!
MSTINKHERBELL01
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Raven66 said:
Im all for freedom of expression (I have several facial piercings) and i'm a mommy as well. I agree with the "half naked" people walking around WDW. I visit 2x a month and on my last trip my partner and I brought our son (he prefers IOA over DISNEY
silly child) Anyhow, we saw this lady walking around with booty shorts...literally her whole butt was hanging out...you could actually see her behind cheeks.:hurl: I couldnt beleive it!!! My son looked at her and said "mommy why is the lady naked" I was sooooo upset! Now i am a very open-minded person on alot of things but in WDW half-naked isnt right...maybe some people feel the same way about my peircings....they have that right as well. I'd just prefer not to see someones butt in that type of setting.
slappy magoo
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DisneyDream2004 said:
Why on Earth should we thank people for doing the things they're SUPPOSED to do? Does anyone thank me for not hitting them with my car when I drive? For not breaking into their houses and painting pictures on their faces while they sleep? Since when do we as a nation need to have constant reinforcement for doing what's expected of us?
I'm all for pointing out the positives when someone does something REALLY positive, but otherwise, you're following the rules, big whoop. "Hey, cowboy, way to get cancer in a designated area." How's that?
Some people think that good behaviour must always be rewarded. Well, sometimes the "reward" is that the world goes on as it has been. Learn to appreciate that.
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