Jack Pumpkinhead
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This thread tends to get crazy
We'll tag you next time so you can join in the war. @MonorailRed loves gif wars
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The House Cup: An Imagineering Competition - Discussion Thread
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Jack Pumpkinhead
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Am I the only one who thinks that Honest Trailers is just....meh?
Some of them are really good.
Though that channel for me has gone down in quality ever since they created that whole SJ+ thing that you have to pay for...no thanks. Netflix and Amazon are enough
Jack Pumpkinhead
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You have to pay to watch one of their videos?
Si, senor. The only ones that you can watch for free are honest trailers, the movie fights, and some other show. The rest you have to pay a monthly subscription for.
Jack Pumpkinhead
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Movie fights?
That's the show where they debate about movies
It's also what the Disney Debates show we have is based on.
Jack Pumpkinhead
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Are we talking movie quality review, where they talk about what makes the movie's stories and characters work and what doesn't?
disneydf
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I like them, it's just some of them have lost their quality
I agree...that pretty much sums it up
englanddg
One Little Spark...
I destroyed @Voxel when he had a whole team of people...If @englanddg is Batman, and Superman is a metaphor for Jesus, then that must make @Voxel Superman, right?
Bring it on.
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Question of the Day - June 9, 2016
If you had to choose one attraction that you could re-ride multiple times on your trip to Disney, which would you choose?
In other words, what's your most re-rideable attraction?
Mine would be the Peoplemover, no questions asked
If you had to choose one attraction that you could re-ride multiple times on your trip to Disney, which would you choose?
In other words, what's your most re-rideable attraction?
Mine would be the Peoplemover, no questions asked
Jack Pumpkinhead
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Walt Disney World RailroadQuestion of the Day - June 9, 2016
If you had to choose one attraction that you could re-ride multiple times on your trip to Disney, which would you choose?
In other words, what's your most re-rideable attraction?
Mine would be the Peoplemover, no questions asked
Disney Dad 3000
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Question of the Day - June 9, 2016
If you had to choose one attraction that you could re-ride multiple times on your trip to Disney, which would you choose?
In other words, what's your most re-rideable attraction?
Mine would be the Peoplemover, no questions asked
What's great about that answer is you can.
It would be between that jungle cruise or the safari for me.
ShoalFox
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Splash Mountain. There's so many details it takes a lot ridethroughs to see them allQuestion of the Day - June 9, 2016
If you had to choose one attraction that you could re-ride multiple times on your trip to Disney, which would you choose?
In other words, what's your most re-rideable attraction?
Mine would be the Peoplemover, no questions asked
TheOriginalTiki
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I'm a very happy Tiki this morning. I filled out an application to be a volunteer at the Disney Family Museum in San Francisco and got a reply back less than a day later asking me to attend an orientation next week. I truly feel like this is what all my work as "Tiki" over the years has led to, and hopefully I can excel enough on a volunteer basis that I can turn this into a career. Either way this is easily the most meaningful "job" I've ever had.
I'm a very happy Tiki this morning. I filled out an application to be a volunteer at the Disney Family Museum in San Francisco and got a reply back less than a day later asking me to attend an orientation next week. I truly feel like this is what all my work as "Tiki" over the years has led to, and hopefully I can excel enough on a volunteer basis that I can turn this into a career. Either way this is easily the most meaningful "job" I've ever had.
You right now - congrats!