Sped2424
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I take full responsibility lol curiosity killed the cat and all of that.
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The Spirited Seventh Heaven ...
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Was going to edit that out, but since that really has become the WDW model, well ... why not?
Captain Chaos
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It killed something...
crispy
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On a funny note, I drove my husband's car a few months ago, and on the passenger seat was a talking baby Pinkie Pie from My Little Pony. I called him to ask if he had become a brony and then told him I may need to divorce him. He ask what a brony was and was pretty sure I had gone nuts.
(His workplace publishes product reviews so it's not unusual for him to come home with random toys for the kids - I was just messing with him).
(His workplace publishes product reviews so it's not unusual for him to come home with random toys for the kids - I was just messing with him).
bhg469
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Stage an intervention.
I'm not either and it is my thread!
I spent a lot of time earlier, but was working on something online so I could sorta do two things at once (I shudder to think of the typos!) ... But now that I am winding down from the day, not sure how much I want to devote ... although it is better than reading Disney/UNI Twits, I suppose.
And do I care about the World Cup? Nope. But I did enjoy being at my local watering hole today where it was playing on every TV and everyone was going nuts about Colombia (hey, this is SoFla!) and then it went deadly silent when Japan scored just before the half.
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That was mine going back years. It used to be a running gag that I was going to write a book on Mental Health and the Disney Fan Community: How Pixie Dust Destroys the Mind ... It would be an amazing and fascinating read, but no way Disney would ever let it get published. I know there are crazy fans out there of any/every thing from sports teams to painters to bird watchers ... but it just seems that Disney fans are the flat out most clinically insane of the bunch.
Maybe ... sorta ... not quite. ... I think Walmart's sale was the reason. I don't think there was this huge pentup demand. The people who wanted it had long ago bought it, one would reasonably assume. This was impulse based on price all the way.
Jennifer66
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This may be helpful--it's on Netflix and probably Youtube. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2446192/?ref_=fn_al_tt_4. Of course, you can never unsee it, so watch at your own risk.
Tell me about it, after Faux Top One Percent Spirited Winter and Spring holidays, I don't have anything on the horizon and the current 'feels like' temp is 91 degrees at 11:30 p.m. and I am tired of arguing basic points. But if you don't, then people misrepresent what you say and ... yeah ... I'd rather be in Vegas ... at least it's a dry heat!
It's a good medium used horribly wrong in this crowd. Horribly horribly wrong. But you've heard my thesis there
And I mostly agree with you on that point ... but Twitter and the Fan Community? Hell, there's a book or eight in there too.
I haven't heard that it isn't.
I will say it was VERY annoying last year when 'Angie' and I stayed at the DAK Lodge Villas that the AC would shut off if you didn't move around (think about that during the night when you are asleep). It was either too hot or too cold. It's insane that you can't set a thermostat down to say 72 degrees (like I would at home) and know that it will be 72.
Of course, most fans/guests won't when they are riding PoC or SSE and they know that the temp isn't as cold as it is in say ... the Emporium because Disney just shuts the system off at night to be ... I mean to save the green $$$!!!
Kuzcotopia
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I watched it. Not sure what was disturbing about it . . . Other than the reaction from people around them who prejudged (especially the teen boy who got assaulted because he had a pony sticker on the back of his car).
Seriously, there are plenty of grown men on these boards who critique the Little Mermaid ride without a hint of irony. . . And about .1% of those men may have an unhealthy psychology about it.
Me and my daughter like the show. I'm not going to worry about the .1% who take it to the dark side.
Cesar R M
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I think there is only a few thing that really excites me of the project of Avatar.
a) the floating rockwork.
b) the supposed super detailed NAVI animatronics tested by Cameroon (with 8 motion axis instead of the average 2 motion axis)
Hopefully Cameron will be breathing on rasulo's neck like a hawk, to prevent the B$%$#@rd from cutting the budget and delivering shoddy product.
Cameron is definitively a perfectionist of the level of MJ.
flynnibus
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I need to get back on the trade show circuit - I'm missing my escapes
71jason
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Been holding back, because I have friends in the various cliques, but I'll say it. Twitter is mostly made up of Gen Y--the first generation primarily raised by women. You can't be shocked they grew up into 20-something pussies who eschew confrontation.
71jason
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At least once I week I find myself saying, "this would make a great chapter in the Spirit's book." Sincerely hope it is published in some form one day.
Sped2424
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If being hip means I know and accept the existence of grown men fondling over a childrens show about friendship and ponies I think I would rather not be.
Also I get the jimmies reference. 
Off topic, Is the store "Journeys" owned by Disney or any affiliation? They had Storm Troopers doing a M&G for pictures at our local mall this weekend.