ajrwdwgirl
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My husband DVR'd it so I went to see if it got any better this morning, and I did see this (part of it anyway) I turned it off again. I'm not a prude or anything but these weren't even remotely funny.
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My husband DVR'd it so I went to see if it got any better this morning, and I did see this (part of it anyway) I turned it off again. I'm not a prude or anything but these weren't even remotely funny.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
"DONNA THORP - This is a disaster"Tikiman's FB page is reporting that they changed the Tonga Toast recipe at Kona, and people are sending it back. Everyone of course, is blaming the dining plan.
Insert sad face ...
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She might as well of said "My life is RUINED"
Talk about overreacting
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
True...but can you get DISNEY food at home?
acishere
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If you lived in Disney you would.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
I love New Orleans....but what is a Taco Tico?
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Those are "Chinese Meatballs" !!!I love good Chinese food. Unfortunately it's very hard to find good Chinese food in Mississippi. There is a Chinese buffet here in town.Half the food isn't even remotely Chinese. Whoever heard of a Chinese restaurant serving meatballs?
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I Googled it - it's a chain restaurant, like Taco Bell or Mighty Taco.
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Observed annually on April 10th, National Farm Animals Day was created as a day to raise awareness about the plight of slaughtered animals and to find a home for the abandoned and abused farm animals.
The plight of slaughtered animals???? They are DEAD....what could possibly be their "plight"?
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
Too much local cuisine in N.O. to eat tacos.
Sorry Eric, that will not be on my list of places to try.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
When you get to be a smidge older, dining and shows, and resort hopping, and walking around holding hands soaking in the atmosphere is just as much a part of the experience as is running from ride to ride.
As you know, I eat out a lot! Through work, I've eaten some very, very fine food, but none of it has ever been as good as a meal at Narcoosee's with the water parade gliding by and Wishes exploding in the night sky.
Disney food (with very few exceptions) is just better!
Goofyernmost
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Honestly the only Disney food I can't get at home for a lot less money would be the Mickey Bars. I can get the same Ice Cream and Chocolate on a stick, but, it ain't got no ears... know what I mean Vern?
ajrwdwgirl
Premium Member
The Magnum ice cream bars come pretty close, and I ate a couple of them at Disneyland Paris. So since I did have them in a Disney park I can convince myself that it is a Disney food, and it gives me a little thrill when I eat them at home.. (I'd rather have the Mickey Premium bar from a USA park though.)
Eric1955
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I'm not really sure how the mold developed. That's just what I remember hearing when they abandoned it. I don't remember what year that was exactly. I know it was before Hurricane Katrina.
ETA: Mr. Google says it closed in 2002.
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Eric1955
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No, these meatballs are covered in marinara sauce. I've actually been to a Chinese restaurant in Mississippi that had chicken and dumplings.
Except a million times better than Taco Bell.
Taco Tico is not something I would suggest someone visiting New Orleans eat. Years ago we used to have several Taco Ticos but now there is only one left in the area. Whenever I'm down that way I like to get a few taco burgers to bring home. I didn't have much in common with my dad, but we both loved Taco Tico. I'm not sure what it is but there's something about eating there that brings back weird memories for me.
We don't usually get traditional New Orleans cuisine if we're just going to the Westbank for the day. We cook the real deal at home all the time anyway. For example, we eat red beans and rice as well as jambalaya about once a week or at least every two weeks. But next time I'm actually in New Orleans I'm getting crawfish ravioli.
acishere
Well-Known Member
You should saw the head of the statue off in protest.
Like everything else, the Simpsons already did it.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Oh, o.k. Yah, sometimes the raunchier it gets, means that the writers are short on ideas for more creative humor. (Then again, I'm sure there's a segment of the audience that thought it was hilarious.) It's not my kind of humor either. Guess I'm not missing much in late night TV.
MinnieM123
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