I'm hoping I can get Davante Adams in one of the later rounds. With Nelson's injury, I think he'll have a huge breakout year.
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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acishere
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The last good breakout pick I made was Lacy who became my RB1 that year. I just drafted him a round earlier than projected to ensure I didn't get beat to it.
As long as Josh Gordon isn't involved in the conversation, I'd scan the fantasy football section on reddit too for ideas.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Food pics from last night. Not too much commentary. If you've seen the show, it doesn't vary much, and the food varies not at all.
The Stars of the show:
The supporting cast:
Pretend this is a picture of niblet corn.
And dessert:
Dessert was good, but the cake was too sweet. You can see the chunks of sugar baked on to the top.
Luckily, after one or two people had dug in, the cake kind of toppled, and I was able to eat the bottom layer primarily, with no one being the wiser. I was in stealth mode last night.
Gen had a blast with the washboard of all things.
Haunted Mansion and Jungle Cruise - meh!, but the washboard and spoon rocked. *shrug
The Stars of the show:
The supporting cast:
Pretend this is a picture of niblet corn.
And dessert:
Dessert was good, but the cake was too sweet. You can see the chunks of sugar baked on to the top.
Luckily, after one or two people had dug in, the cake kind of toppled, and I was able to eat the bottom layer primarily, with no one being the wiser. I was in stealth mode last night.
Gen had a blast with the washboard of all things.
Haunted Mansion and Jungle Cruise - meh!, but the washboard and spoon rocked. *shrug
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
This morning was Animal Kingdom. We we were there by 9:00.
Ski, of course, had to examine every bug being displayed by the CM's in the Oasis. Me, I'd happily crunch every single one of them beneath my heel.
Which leads us right into It's Tough To Be A Bug, which we walked right on. Gen had a bum seat though, no stinger, no rolly things under her butt.
Next up were our FP's for EE. Great ride. Gen especially liked it. Much like Space Mountain, my back objected to the first lurch when the train grabs the chain on the initial lift hill.
From there, we crossed back to Africa to use our FP's for FotLK. Unfortunately we were a solid 10-15 minutes early.
No worries, says the CM, you can go right in to the 10:00 show, and switch your FastPass for something else.
You don't have to tell me twice.
Festival of the Lion King was amazing! I wasn't sure what to expect, but had booked it entirely based on @Cesar R M's glowing recommendation. I knew Gen would love it, even if the rest of us hated it. As it was, we all really enjoyed it.
It brought a tear to my eye though, to see such a joyful portrayal of African life, whereas I know from Auntie that it is pretty gritty and harsh for more than half of the continent's population. But I digress.
Backtrack time again to cash in the FP I booked while in FotLK.
Dinosaur. Gen liked that one too. And so she should, it's still a pretty cool ride.
After leaving Dinosaur, we walked through this travesty:
If you didn't know the finger quote "back story" to Chester and Hester's, you would think that Disney cheaper out and installed two really lame off-the-shelf carnival type rides and a bunch of almost-never-played carnival type games on the least maintained pavement anywhere on Disney property.
But we in-the-know types know so much better.
On the plus side, with Primeval Hurl being down, the whole are was so much quieter.
Snack time. Four of these please:
Our final FP's were for KS.
You've l seen the pics a hundred times. I hardly took any, but here are one or two anyway.
(There are 5 or 6 giraffe in there if my memory serves; although you'd never know by that there pic.)
And of course:
So, I'd say we did pretty good. We hit 4 of the 5 (in my opinion) headliners, plus the movie, plus a snack.
It was too hot to do any of the trails. Hottest day here so far.
In by 9:00, out by 12:30. We could have squeezed in a second EE, if we'd done stand-by first, then FP. Ditto Dinosaur. Problem was, no one really wanted to. We just wanted to eat and then swim. So that's what we did.
More later.
Ski, of course, had to examine every bug being displayed by the CM's in the Oasis. Me, I'd happily crunch every single one of them beneath my heel.
Which leads us right into It's Tough To Be A Bug, which we walked right on. Gen had a bum seat though, no stinger, no rolly things under her butt.
Next up were our FP's for EE. Great ride. Gen especially liked it. Much like Space Mountain, my back objected to the first lurch when the train grabs the chain on the initial lift hill.
From there, we crossed back to Africa to use our FP's for FotLK. Unfortunately we were a solid 10-15 minutes early.
No worries, says the CM, you can go right in to the 10:00 show, and switch your FastPass for something else.
You don't have to tell me twice.
Festival of the Lion King was amazing! I wasn't sure what to expect, but had booked it entirely based on @Cesar R M's glowing recommendation. I knew Gen would love it, even if the rest of us hated it. As it was, we all really enjoyed it.
It brought a tear to my eye though, to see such a joyful portrayal of African life, whereas I know from Auntie that it is pretty gritty and harsh for more than half of the continent's population. But I digress.
Backtrack time again to cash in the FP I booked while in FotLK.
Dinosaur. Gen liked that one too. And so she should, it's still a pretty cool ride.
After leaving Dinosaur, we walked through this travesty:
If you didn't know the finger quote "back story" to Chester and Hester's, you would think that Disney cheaper out and installed two really lame off-the-shelf carnival type rides and a bunch of almost-never-played carnival type games on the least maintained pavement anywhere on Disney property.
But we in-the-know types know so much better.
On the plus side, with Primeval Hurl being down, the whole are was so much quieter.
Snack time. Four of these please:
Our final FP's were for KS.
You've l seen the pics a hundred times. I hardly took any, but here are one or two anyway.
(There are 5 or 6 giraffe in there if my memory serves; although you'd never know by that there pic.)
And of course:
So, I'd say we did pretty good. We hit 4 of the 5 (in my opinion) headliners, plus the movie, plus a snack.
It was too hot to do any of the trails. Hottest day here so far.
In by 9:00, out by 12:30. We could have squeezed in a second EE, if we'd done stand-by first, then FP. Ditto Dinosaur. Problem was, no one really wanted to. We just wanted to eat and then swim. So that's what we did.
More later.
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acishere
Well-Known Member
No matter how many times I will ride KS, I will take around 100 pictures every time I ride.This morning was Animal Kingdom. We we were there by 9:00.
Ski, of course, had to examine every bug being displayed by the CM's in the Oasis. Me, I'd happily crunch every single one of them beneath my heel.
Which leads us right into It's Tough To Be A Bug, which we walked right on. Gen had a bum seat though, no stinger, no rolly things under her butt.
Next up were our FP's for EE. Great ride. Gen especially liked it. Much like Space Mountain, my back objected to the first lurch when the train grabs the chain on the initial lift hill.
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From there, we crossed back to Africa to use our FP's for FotLK. Unfortunately we were a solid 10-15 minutes early.
No worries, says the CM, you can go right in to the 10:00 show, and switch your FastPass for something else.
You don't have to tell me twice.
Festival of the Lion King was amazing! I wasn't sure what to expect, but had booked it entirely based on @Cesar R M's glowing recommendation. I knew Gen would love it, even if the rest of us hated it. As it was, we all really enjoyed it.
It brought a tear to my eye though, to see such a joyful portrayal of African life, whereas I know from Auntie that it is pretty gritty and harsh for more than half of the continent's population. But I digress.
Backtrack time again to cash in the FP I booked while in FotLK.
Dinosaur. Gen liked that one too. And so she should, it's still a pretty cool ride.
After leaving Dinosaur, we walked through this travesty:
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If you didn't know the finger quote "back story" to Chester and Hester's, you would think that Disney cheaper out and installed two really lame off-the-shelf carnival type rides and a bunch of almost-never-played carnival type games on the least maintained pavement anywhere on Disney property.
But we in-the-know types know so much better.
On the plus side, with Primeval Hurl being down, the whole are was so much quieter.
Snack time. Four of these please:
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Our final FP's were for KS.
You've l seen the pics a hundred times. I hardly took any, but here are one or two anyway.
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(There are 5 or 6 giraffe in there if my memory serves; although you'd never know by that there pic.)
And of course:
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So, I'd say we did pretty good. We hit 4 of the 5 (in my opinion) headliners, plus the movie, plus a snack.
It was too hot to do any of the trails. Hottest day here so far.
In by 9:00, out by 12:30. We could have squeezed in a second EE, if we'd done stand-by first, then FP. Ditto Dinosaur. Problem was, no one really wanted to. We just wanted to eat and then swim. So that's what we did.
More later.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Hubby had a couple of Yeungling. Ski, too young to drink in the U.S. (doesn't drink anyway); Gen too young in either country; I had iced tea.
Show still funny. Saw it just last November, at which time, the 3-line Frozen joke absolutely had the audience howling! No Frozen joke last night, but there were a lot of little kids in stitches, which also made the adults laugh more.
One of the Pioneer Players (cute guy in yellow), could barely contain his laughter a couple of times, which of course, made it even funnier, as Six-Bits wouldn't let him get his timing and straight face back.
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
I was on the right side of the truck. All the action was on the left.
Gen was able to take a lot of great shots.
trr1
Well-Known Member
August 25: Whiskey Sour Day
trr1
Well-Known Member
you should go to Port Orleans riverside to see Yehaa Bob if you have time he always has a good show
What: Yehaa Bob
Where
ort Orleans Riverside River Roost LoungeWhen: Aug 26,Aug 27, Aug 28,8:30 PM - 11:45 PM
Description: Port Orleans Riverside!!! The show starts at 8:30 PM We'll be watching for you!!!
catmom46
Well-Known Member
We frequently arrived at rides late (up to the 15 minute mark) on our trip last month and always got through.
NYwdwfan
Well-Known Member
Was it the super skinny six bitts with the glasses?
catmom46
Well-Known Member
Out of all the yummy food pics, somehow the thing that stuck out the most to me was the stick of butter.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Yes.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Looked hard, but was soft and spreadable - just perfect for not tearing my cornbread to shreds.Out of all the yummy food pics, somehow the thing that stuck out the most to me was the stick of butter.
Lucky
Well-Known Member
It's even tougher than I thought to be a bug.Ski, of course, had to examine every bug being displayed by the CM's in the Oasis. Me, I'd happily crunch every single one of them beneath my heel.
After leaving Dinosaur, we walked through this travesty:
View attachment 107652
View attachment 107654
View attachment 107656
If you didn't know the finger quote "back story" to Chester and Hester's, you would think that Disney cheaper out and installed two really lame off-the-shelf carnival type rides and a bunch of almost-never-played carnival type games on the least maintained pavement anywhere on Disney property.
But we in-the-know types know so much better.
On the plus side, with Primeval Hurl being down, the whole are was so much quieter.
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Travesty? What travesty?
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Surely you jest.
catmom46
Well-Known Member
I'm a little creeped out by a voyeuristic dino.
