Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?

Andrew C

Andrew C

You know what's funny?
unkadug said:
I've been watching the people in your pictures and have noticed that nobody looked particularly "French" until I saw this picture and the guy on the right has that "Frenchman" aura to me.

Now watch him turn out to be an American!
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Your post here reminds me of one thing. About the people in the park. You think the people in WDW are rude and inconsiderate? Well, I found DLP to take it to another level. DW randomly got pushed many times by people so they could get around her, with no regard whatsoever. This behavior was not a one time incident. Fortunately, there were less strollers and scooters... :p

On the flip side, there were a good amount of people from the UK, who were really nice.
 
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Andrew C said:
Your post here reminds me of one thing. About the people in the park. You think the people in WDW are rude and inconsiderate? Well, I found DLP to take it to another level. DW randomly got pushed many times by people so they could get around her, with no regard whatsoever. This behavior was not a one time incident. Fortunately, there were less strollers and scooters... :p

On the flip side, there were a good amount of people from the UK, who were really nice.
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I've heard pushing and being physically close with others isn't really a huge deal in Europe due to the lack of space compared to the US. Not evidence to back that up, but that's what I've heard.
 
Andrew C

Andrew C

You know what's funny?
PUSH said:
I've heard pushing and being physically close with others isn't really a huge deal in Europe due to the lack of space compared to the US. Not evidence to back that up, but that's what I've heard.
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DW said the same thing in regards to space. That Europeans have less regard for your personal space. She is from Europe so I am sure she has a point here and I did notice this while waiting in line, people getting up in my "business"
 
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Andrew C said:
DW said the same thing in regards to space. That Europeans have less regard for your personal space. She is from Europe so I am sure she has a point here and I did notice this while waiting in line, people getting up in my "business"
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My first year of French in high school my teacher had me come up to the front of class and did the "bisou" kiss without telling me. She then led that into saying how personal space is different there, and they tend to get very close without thinking about it. Awkward experience all around.
 
Andrew C

Andrew C

You know what's funny?
One awesome thing I saw, I group of girls cut in front of us in line for Big Thunder. I did not notice really as they cut a few people up from us. DW noticed but did not say anything to me for some reason. But the guy in front of them in line did. So when we go to the front of the line and they were put in their position to board, he told a CM. So the CM took them all out of line and we got put in their place to board the train! They made them stand there a while and as we pulled away I saw them getting lectured and tossed out from the ride area. When we went through the exit they were standing outside venting in French.
 
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acishere said:
It looks like they stacked a building on top of another building at DLP and DL. Ours looks like an old hotel.
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It looks like they took two identical blocks and instead of stacking them in the same order, they put one upright, then the next one on its side. In other words, a toddler designed the building.
 

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