Unmagical Day at the Magic Kingdom

[Willmark]

There's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead.

"Turns out your friend here is mostly dead, which means he's slightly alive."

Just like Katiebug.

 

[Tony the Tigger]

OK.......
I stumbled upon this today.
http://www.****edconsumer.com/revie...d/un-magical-day-20140306478339.html#comments
It's from 2014 and it appears that our favorite lady was spreading her feelings about WDW to more than Disney fan sites.
Edit:
It appears that the link isn't working on this forum but her post is verbatim from her post here.

Didn't she also post to other forums?

That’s why I’m pretty sure it was real. She just wanted to take a fit all over the internet to complain and either didn’t wait around for replies or (less likely IMO) didn’t appreciate the replies she saw, so didn’t continue.

 

[StarWarsGirl]

"Turns out your friend here is mostly dead, which means he's slightly alive."

Just like Katiebug.

Mmhmm. Although in this thread, we should probably just go through it and look for loose change.

 

[Willmark]

That’s why I’m pretty sure it was real. She just wanted to take a fit all over the internet to complain and either didn’t wait around for replies or (less likely IMO) didn’t appreciate the replies she saw, so didn’t continue.

She did, read the "other" Disney fan forum. The best was when her "I'm not her husband, but really I am" leapt to her defense. Internet gold IMO.

 

[Willmark]

Found it. https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/mansion-stretch-room-too-frightening-for-children.911440/

No words...

 

[Much-Pixie-Dust]

Found it. https://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/mansion-stretch-room-too-frightening-for-children.911440/

Thanks @scud. You’re the best!

 

[MickeyCB]

The "princess faire" title or whatever she kept referring to her daughter as in the haunted mansion thread was what I kept wanting to gag over.
I do NOT want to divert from the ever fun Katiebug thread and replies, but I do have to throw out one of my least favorite bad behavior/entitled scenes at Disney. I was at World of Disney at Disney Springs at Christmas time and a little boy 7 or 8 ish, came barreling around an ornament display knocking things around etc., and I said something to the little boy just as his mother rounded the counter. She stopped, bent down to him, looked at me and said don't worry honey, not everyone who comes to Disney is happy!
I still get boiled when I think of her, that incident and the type of future adults that are being created by her and others who parent like her.

 

[justintheharris]

I think that might be almost impossible-when it comes to entitled, complaining rants about WDW, no one can even come close to Katiebug.

Ya know I went and found her other posts over on the Dis and I realize that she has quite a few recurring themes particularly that she's never anywhere on time and that it's always going to be Disney's fault when her children start to cry. In her early 2000s posts, she's overall happy but she has many hints of rudeness. In one post she mentions that while entering Journey Into Imagination, a cast member directed them to park their strollers in a designated area. It was raining so instead they ignored him and left it... I don't know tbh and when they came back to a soaking wet stroller, she remarks "how rude" despite admitting to completely ignoring the guy

 

[geekza]

Ya know I went and found her other posts over on the Dis and I realize that she has quite a few recurring themes particularly that she's never anywhere on time and that it's always going to be Disney's fault when her children start to cry. In her early 2000s posts, she's overall happy but she has many hints of rudeness. In one post she mentions that while entering Journey Into Imagination, a cast member directed them to park their strollers in a designated area. It was raining so instead they ignored him and left it... I don't know tbh and when they came back to a soaking wet stroller, she remarks "how rude" despite admitting to completely ignoring the guy

Some people just want to watch the world burn.

 

[FettFan]

It would be hilarious if she ever came back and commented.

I hope she does.

 

[FettFan]

Some people just want to watch the world burn.

And then complain that Little Princess wasn’t given free marshmallows to roast.

 

[geekza]

And then complain that Little Princess wasn’t given free marshmallows to roast.

Princess Faire! Get it right, peasant!

 

[Hakunamatata]

Some people just want to watch the world burn.

 

[justintheharris]

I hope she does.

I hope she tells us all about her trip to Universal!!

 

[EagleScout610]

How about this forum hosts a contest on who can write a story as stupid as hers? But the story has to be realistic.

Can I write about the time I had a 6 hour meltdown over the time the fog on Everest was broken?

 

[Hakunamatata]

Can I write about the time I had a 6 hour meltdown over the time the fog on Everest was broken?

Already been done.

 

[redsfan4life]

Does anybody remember the post from a woman about a year after Katiebug, where this woman wanted to take out Haunted Mansion because the lightning scene scared her child, so HM shouldn’t be in family park? I can’t remember the thread title or poster, but she posted a few responses to people. It was a funny one too. I don’t think she was a troll, just entitled.

I remember that as well

 

[justintheharris]

I remember that as well

I want Katiebug to write about her trip to Universal. That can be the contest. Writing a sequel to this in which Katiebug visits Universal.

 

[Bacon]

You thought this was dead?

 

[BuddyThomas]

I want Katiebug to write about her trip to Universal. That can be the contest. Writing a sequel to this in which Katiebug visits Universal.

If it's a contest, what's the prize? A trip to Disney? A box of Captain Crunch? Immortality?

I'll write a whole play about Katiebug and her brood. It won't be pretty, but just like Katiebug's original post, it WILL be fiction!