Funmeister's Delight
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No! No! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Two Spirited Quickees...Imagination closing
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He'd never make a year.
Bairstow
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Why do you say that?
PeterAlt
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No, that things could get worse without Eisner. I was talking about for fans, not Wall Street.
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PhotoDave219
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I don't remember you posting on these forums back in 2004.
Either way it's going to take a lot to change the culture of management and their viewpoints. You're going to have to bring in creativity to balance out the corporate and budgetary cultures that permeates the company.
PeterAlt
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I wasn't continuously active like I am now. Sometimes, there would be whole months between postings. Search PeterAlt here in ascending date order.
Nubs70
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This is the world of finance. If MM+ is projected to return greater profits than paying off debt, MM+ gets the green light as MM+ will add more to the bottom line. For example, if you have a $10,000 credit card bill at 20% interest or a $10,000 investment opportunity that may reasonably return 25%, you keep the debt and put the money towards the investment.
maxairmike
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Because people that have a lot of money also have a fear of losing said money, and it can and does consume their thought process. I have a friend who was worth 6 figures 2 years before he graduated college, and I believe is toeing the millionaire line now a few years later, and he has said that on many occasions his fear of losing what he has and had (he has lost it all or close to all a few times) has paralyzed his thinking, put him into depression, etc. Just one example to answer that question/statement.
prfctlyximprct
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So did imagination ever close????
Funmeister's Delight
Active Member
Nope. At this rate probably won't until Iger is replaced.So did imagination ever close????
Goofyernmost
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The building is still open, but the ride (and the film) closed it's mind to imagination a long, long time ago.So did imagination ever close????
The building is still open, but the ride (and the film) closed it's mind to imagination a long, long time ago.
In that sense, the upstairs playground holds true to the meaning of the pavilion since we can imagine just how awesome it is up there without being exposed to the drab reality of modern imagination pavilion crapulence.
aladdin2007
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Thats the best line I have ever read on here in summing up the current hideous state of imagination.
tirian
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There's nothing new happening on property, period.
So many things came >>>thisclose<<<.
HenryMystic
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Sounds familiar.There's nothing new happening on property, period.
So many things came >>>thisclose<<<.
Gabe1
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And that leaves guests to imagine what could have been. Again.There's nothing new happening on property, period.
So many things came >>>thisclose<<<.
Nice avatar.The building is still open, but the ride (and the film) closed it's mind to imagination a long, long time ago.
montyz81
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"Sounds dangerous"