Seabasealpha1
Well-Known Member
You realize that this thread isn't really a discussion topic, just a list of things that annoy you right?
Whatever, close enough.
You realize that this thread isn't really a discussion topic, just a list of things that annoy you right?
Whatever, close enough.
Not to mention the Nemo rooms at Caribbean Beach Resort.
Me: Ummm, guys?
Me: You guys know that mice can't really walk on two feet and speak English, right?Is this WDI's new mantra?
Me: "You guys do know Persian rugs aren't from French Polynesia, right"
WDI: "Yeah. Whatever, close enough."
Me: "You guys do know that Radiator Springs isn't in California, right?"
WDI: "Yeah. Whatever, close enough."
Me: "You guys do know that "Jimmy's space pop culture sci-fi beasties aren't mythological creatures, right?"
WDI: "Yeah. Whatever, close enough."
Me: "You guys do know that there is no country of Arendelle inside of the country of Norway, right?"
WDI: "Yeah. Whatever, close enough.
So much for Disney's legendary attention to detail.
Yeah, whatever. Close enough.
I'm a Universal fanboy but keep posting on a Walt Disney World board.
Whatever, close enough.
I like Tastykake Lemon Pies.
I once ordered a full case through Publix. It came frozen and I packed them in my carry on luggage for a trip to Boston.LOL! The Tastykake website store locator says the closest place to my house that sells those is 41.2 miles away, when in reality that store is 801 miles away. Whatever, close enough.
First mistake: Never fly in and out of Logan. That's why Manchester and Providence exist.I once ordered a full case through Publix. It came frozen and I packed them in my carry on luggage for a trip to Boston.
They were still partially frozen when I arrived at Logan Airport. True story. I'm weird.
Part of the fun of being me is the weirdness. There are no mistakes.First mistake: Never fly in and out of Logan. That's why Manchester and Providence exist.
Second mistake: There's a Tastykake outlet in Haines City or thereabouts.
Me: "You guys do know that "Jimmy's space pop culture sci-fi beasties aren't mythological creatures, right?"
WDI: "Yeah. Whatever, close enough."
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