With over 27,000 posts here, I could post 73 things on Facebook each day for the next year and still not catch up to where I am on WDWMagic. So it's fair to say I do a lot more posting here than on Facebook, yes.
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
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You've only been here less than a year more than me? I always thought it was longer. I'm hitting my 10 year anniversary next month.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I joined right after my mom died and we had to cancel our POR trip.
Now that you say that, I remember you saying that before.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
Really looking forward to your upcoming TR. You must be excited with all the new items you're adding to to your camper. And I'm psyched that you'll be able to visit @InnKpr -- a happy reunion for all of you!!
Please let him know that Minnie says hi, too!
Goofyernmost
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Here's a video on how to open stuck plastic bags (the one shown is a plastic grocery bag, but the woman's hint should work on any stuck plastic bag.) I think we've all been through this!
how to open a stuck plastic bag - Search Videos
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I will vouch for that method. It never fails. I discovered it by accident and it saves a lot of frustration.
Goofyernmost
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I've been a member for 19 years and have only reached 32804. I guess that I am less chatty then some of you,
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I thought you were new here
MinnieM123
Premium Member
That might be a good thing?!
NYwdwfan
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Yeah it’s too close to when my daughter is leaving for college (just 2 weeks later!) so I feel like there are things we are going to need to be getting together and ducks we will need to be lining up.
Tomorrow will be exactly 20 years since I joined up here, and this will be post #19,425.That might be a good thing?!
I'm either a lurker or a slacker.
I had to laugh when the first bag, the one where she was demonstrating how hard to open it would be without the trick, started opening right up and she had to crumple it and pretend frustration.
Sometimes they do open easily (but not often).
College!?!
You joined aged 1Tomorrow will be exactly 20 years since I joined up here, and this will be post #19,425.
I'm either a lurker or a slacker.
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
I noticed that as well, I wonder if she really thought no one would notice.I had to laugh when the first bag, the one where she was demonstrating how hard to open it would be without the trick, started opening right up and she had to crumple it and pretend frustration.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
For the record, I would have totally re-filmed it. But you knew that already.I noticed that as well, I wonder if she really thought no one would notice.
MinnieM123
Premium Member
As @ajrwdwgirl suggested, I was able to borrow the (Guardians) DVD from my local library, the other day. My review, promised to NYwdwfan:
Watched the Guardians (1st movie in the series), and I wasn't a fan. Not knowing any of the storyline before I watched the movie, I thought the storyline was very disjointed and hard to follow. Also, the film relied heavily on the continual (redundant) fighting scenes, and there was little time to attempt to even figure out why one group was fighting another--before they started fighting yet another group.
All I could follow in the movie was that the main character was trying to protect an orb, from other groups stealing it.
Pros to the film:
I really liked all the songs they selected.
I liked Groot and Rocket. Groot was a uniquely designed character, with a limited vocabulary. Rocket had some really funny lines.
Fyi:
(The other day, I signed out both the first and second Guardians movies from the library; but I doubt I'll watch the 2nd one, since I didn't care for the first one.)
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I am Groot.As @ajrwdwgirl suggested, I was able to borrow the (Guardians) DVD from my local library, the other day. My review, promised to NYwdwfan:
Watched the Guardians (1st movie in the series), and I wasn't a fan. Not knowing any of the storyline before I watched the movie, I thought the storyline was very disjointed and hard to follow. Also, the film relied heavily on the continual (redundant) fighting scenes, and there was little time to attempt to even figure out why one group was fighting another--before they started fighting yet another group.
All I could follow in the movie was that the main character was trying to protect an orb, from other groups stealing it.
Pros to the film:
I really liked all the songs they selected.
I liked Groot and Rocket. Groot was a uniquely designed character, with a limited vocabulary. Rocket had some really funny lines.
Fyi:
(The other day, I signed out both the first and second Guardians movies from the library; but I doubt I'll watch the 2nd one, since I didn't care for the first one.)
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Requoting ….As @ajrwdwgirl suggested, I was able to borrow the (Guardians) DVD from my local library, the other day. My review, promised to NYwdwfan:
Watched the Guardians (1st movie in the series), and I wasn't a fan. Not knowing any of the storyline before I watched the movie, I thought the storyline was very disjointed and hard to follow. Also, the film relied heavily on the continual (redundant) fighting scenes, and there was little time to attempt to even figure out why one group was fighting another--before they started fighting yet another group.
All I could follow in the movie was that the main character was trying to protect an orb, from other groups stealing it.
Pros to the film:
I really liked all the songs they selected.
I liked Groot and Rocket. Groot was a uniquely designed character, with a limited vocabulary. Rocket had some really funny lines.
Fyi:
(The other day, I signed out both the first and second Guardians movies from the library; but I doubt I'll watch the 2nd one, since I didn't care for the first one.)
My elderly missionary Auntie and I saw both of them at the theatre on the big screen. We enjoyed them, but like you, I could do with fewer, less protracted fight scenes. (I feel that way about Star Wars battle scenes too, so what do I know?)