truecoat
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When I was young my Aunt fed me PB&J every day for lunch for a summer I spent at her house. My perfect PB&J was feeding it to the dog next door.
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When I was young my Aunt fed me PB&J every day for lunch for a summer I spent at her house. My perfect PB&J was feeding it to the dog next door.
Lol is that because you got sick of them or are you just not a fan ?
truecoat
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Not a fan and that sealed the deal. 50-80 of those over the summer every day.
That’s excessive.
Curious Constance
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Did you ever tell her you didn’t like them?
THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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Could've sworn they went down with the Jungle Cruise sinking boat.
Phroobar
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They did. This is the B-team.
THE 1HAPPY HAUNT
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Ah. Yes. Of course.
BrianLo
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Me too - but how are you so far along? Are you time traveling?
Disney Irish
Premium Member
That is a family that clearly has too much time on their hands, lol... But also clearly has their priorities in order....
smooch
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I would honestly love to do this because I have been getting bored with all my free time. And that includes doing all my school work, watching YouTube, watching movies from my To Watch list, playing games, doing yoga, and reading a book I've wanted to read for a while, but my brothers would just scoff at the idea and say it sounds dumb. I could do it with the Tower of Terror, I have the whole spiel memorized. Now I just need to figure out how to simulate the elevator dropping... maybe if I combine the open balcony thing over the dining table, a sled, and a rope...
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Sounds like now you have a fun physics problem to figure out. That should take you some time, lots of trial and error....
truecoat
Well-Known Member
It's so long ago, I can't remember and I'm not sure it would have made a difference.
D.Silentu
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Perhaps you could rig up a pulley for your phone, which I'm assuming would be your camera. Get your elevator set up, start filming, and then pull the camera up quickly to simulate dropping. Also, I suppose you could do the old Batman wall climb trick, by turning the camera so horizontal appears vertical. If you decide to go through with it, please post here for us to enjoy!
smooch
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I was half kidding about doing it initially but I genuinely might do it now with these ideas. I'm at least actually thinking about how to do it now, if I do I will definitely post the results!
chadwpalm
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- In the Parks
- No
For the love of the Redhead, is it that difficult to turn your phone sideways and film in landscape?!?!
Rich T
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No time traveling; just hammering out the Nook Mile goals. Once you upgrade the Resident Services from a tent to a building, a ton of stuff and features unlock all at once. Now I’m aiming to get terraforming unlocked within a week if possible.
SuddenStorm
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Work has been incredibly slow this past week, in an effort to keep from getting too bored I've decided to take up reading.
Be Our Guest: Perfecting the Art of Customer Service was a solid read, not incredibly interesting but a decent overview of some of the philosophy behind Disney's Customer service. It's definitely outdated though since quite a few things it taught Disney definitely doesn't bother with anymore.
Currently reading Todd James Pierce's The Life and Times of Ward Kimball, an incredibly thorough biography on the legendary animator written by the finest Disney historian. Lots of excellent stories- just got through the parts on the production of Snow White and Pinocchio- up next is the strike.
Be Our Guest: Perfecting the Art of Customer Service was a solid read, not incredibly interesting but a decent overview of some of the philosophy behind Disney's Customer service. It's definitely outdated though since quite a few things it taught Disney definitely doesn't bother with anymore.
Currently reading Todd James Pierce's The Life and Times of Ward Kimball, an incredibly thorough biography on the legendary animator written by the finest Disney historian. Lots of excellent stories- just got through the parts on the production of Snow White and Pinocchio- up next is the strike.