UK Pavilion

[kevinwyld]

Don't know about the All Stars, but you won't get a decent 'pint' anywhere here, as an American pint is only 16 oz :lol:
You could always try the Big River Grille & Brewing Works, at the BoardWalk, which has some good microbrews.
However, there are lots of good US beers without trying 'lagers'. It isn't all Bud and MGD.

 

[Dawnie]

Originally posted by gibsonc
Personally I think they should put water sprinklers in and some wind turbines to simulate it raining every 30 minutes - then it would feel like being in the UK!

also perhaps a grumpy Taxi/Cab driver who can overcharge you for the short ride to Canada

Yeah - and how about smashing some of the panes of glass in the telephone box, and giving it that authentic urine smell we so treasure in the UK.

And all those hedges around the gardens - they need empty fast food containers stuffed in them at regular intervals. And dump an old burnt out Ford Cortina in one corner.:lol:

 

[Al]

Originally posted by Dawnie


Yeah - and how about smashing some of the panes of glass in the telephone box, and giving it that authentic urine smell we so treasure in the UK.

And all those hedges around the gardens - they need empty fast food containers stuffed in them at regular intervals. And dump an old burnt out Ford Cortina in one corner.:lol:

haha! did anyone see in the news where tony blair lost the UK tourism industry £1 billion, by appearing in a promotional advert....talking to famers (whats bad about that....i hear you cry...............HE WAS WEARING A BRIGHT YELLOW PROTECTIVE SUIT :hammer: :hammer: :hammer: :hammer: ). arrgh!

 

[SteveUK]

Maybe Tony could go and work in the UK pavilion, calling bingo numbers or knitting for tourists or something. He seems to prefer the US to the UK anyway.

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Originally posted by SteveUK
Maybe Tony could go and work in the UK pavilion, calling bingo numbers or knitting for tourists

Do they get fog in Orlando.

 

[kevinwyld]

Yes, we do get fog - usually in the first few months of the year, and it soon burns away, but it does occur - so watch out (especially if you're on I-4).

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Originally posted by kevinwyld
Yes, we do get fog - usually in the first few months of the year, and it soon burns away, but it does occur - so watch out (especially if you're on I-4).

Sorry it was a very small joke on my part. I was implying that President Blair thinks so much of himself that he could knitt with fog. Hed quite happily walk across Typhoon Laggoon

Though given the close proximity he has with Georges backside i dont think hell encounter much fog to knitt with.

 

[wee-haggis]

your surely not suggesting that Tony is dangling from strings held by George?....:kiss: :lol:

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Originally posted by wee-haggis
your surely not suggesting that Tony is dangling from strings held by George?....:kiss: :lol:

I was just trying to figure out if Mr Bush were to stop suddenly how far up his jaxi would Phony dissapear.

 

[wee-haggis]

well....if its any consolation,where I am ....we have to deal with an a*****e called Jean Chretien......what a moron!
(Tony would have to fight Jean off in his quest for Buttsuckingness!

 

[GenerationX]

To bring this discussion back on topic:

Using this scenario:

given the close proximity (Blair) has with Georges backside.

I'm sure Disney's Imagineers could collaborate with Madame Tussaud's Designers on some very impressive lifelike wax statues depicting this scene.

 

[kevinwyld]

Looks like I've been living here too long - my British funny bone must be atrophying :lol:

 

[Al]

Originally posted by SteveUK
He seems to prefer the US to the UK anyway.

He seems to prefer ANYWHERE to the uk. I remember reading somewhere about all the time he spent away from the uk........... - too much time away.

And hes off to Jo'burg on monday :lol: :lol: