unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
I think I might have been the King of Alaska or something like that.
I still have this feeling that it's really cold there. And that whale blubber doesn't taste very good.
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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I still have this feeling that it's really cold there. And that whale blubber doesn't taste very good.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
It's <5 km away from Brantford, so maybe not.
Lucky
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I had a friend in college from Paris, Tennessee.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Son #1, he of the 6:00 a.m. ham feast, did not get up until 4:00. (Ugh!)
He ate, showered, puttered around, and just as I was about to drive him home, the freezing rain started. And started hard!
As anxious as I am to take him home (it's been lovely right up until last night), I'm not an idiot. So, guess who's spending another night.
On the plus side, there's no more ham.
He ate, showered, puttered around, and just as I was about to drive him home, the freezing rain started. And started hard!
As anxious as I am to take him home (it's been lovely right up until last night), I'm not an idiot. So, guess who's spending another night.
On the plus side, there's no more ham.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Did he/she have an accent?
unkadug
Follower of "Saget"The Cult
I can just imagine... a Frenchman with a southern drawl.
Nemo14
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Oui y'all!
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Oui haw!
Eric1955
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I've recently become fascinated with this plan for the Magic Kingdom. https://sites.google.com/site/theoriginalepcot/master-plan
I've always wondered what the Magic Kingdom would have looked like had Walt lived a few more years, but the plans we're all familiar with from the EPCOT film just copy a plan of Disneyland where the Magic Kingdom would have gone.
This plan for the Magic Kingdom from shortly after Walt died (it says 1967) is quite interesting though. I wonder how much it, if any, is based on what Walt was planning for the Magic Kingdom.
It's hard to make out much, but the most obvious thing is that Tomorrowland has swapped sides with Frontierland and Adventureland. Tomorrowland also appears to have a lagoon going right up to the hub. I'm guessing that in this version of the Magic Kingdom Jungle Cruise would have been right next to what I assume is Mine Train Through Nature's Wonderland. That would have made for a really neat transition. Anyway, I just find it really interesting.
I've always wondered what the Magic Kingdom would have looked like had Walt lived a few more years, but the plans we're all familiar with from the EPCOT film just copy a plan of Disneyland where the Magic Kingdom would have gone.
This plan for the Magic Kingdom from shortly after Walt died (it says 1967) is quite interesting though. I wonder how much it, if any, is based on what Walt was planning for the Magic Kingdom.
It's hard to make out much, but the most obvious thing is that Tomorrowland has swapped sides with Frontierland and Adventureland. Tomorrowland also appears to have a lagoon going right up to the hub. I'm guessing that in this version of the Magic Kingdom Jungle Cruise would have been right next to what I assume is Mine Train Through Nature's Wonderland. That would have made for a really neat transition. Anyway, I just find it really interesting.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Maybe not, but pork fat rules!
Eric1955
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No, but I hear it has a nice view of Russia.
Nemo14
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Et tu Eric?
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Oui.
Eric1955
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I couldn't help myself.
Goofyernmost
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I have never been to Alaska. From what I understand Alaska is to the North. I don't do north. If it isn't toward the south, it will always remain a mystery.
BTW, now that I live in the south, I am somewhat of an expert on French/Southern. There's Merci Buckets, y'all, Eiffel Tower of Magnolias, Chevrolet Coupe and Cut de grass! After that I'm lost. I do know all aboat speaking Canadian, eh! It consists of just a few key words. "Put de puck in de net" along with "gimme a Labatts"
eventually Equals
BTW, now that I live in the south, I am somewhat of an expert on French/Southern. There's Merci Buckets, y'all, Eiffel Tower of Magnolias, Chevrolet Coupe and Cut de grass! After that I'm lost. I do know all aboat speaking Canadian, eh! It consists of just a few key words. "Put de puck in de net" along with "gimme a Labatts"
NYwdwfan
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I have never been to Alaska. From what I understand Alaska is to the North. I don't do north. If it isn't toward the south, it will always remain a mystery.
BTW, now that I live in the south, I am somewhat of an expert on French/Southern. There's Merci Buckets, y'all, Eiffel Tower of Magnolias, Chevrolet Coupe and Cut de grass! After that I'm lost. I do know all aboat speaking Canadian, eh! It consists of just a few key words. "Put de puck in de net" along with "gimme a Labatts"
eventually Equals
Merci buckets made me laugh.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
"Put de puck in de net" seems to work quite well for us.I have never been to Alaska. From what I understand Alaska is to the North. I don't do north. If it isn't toward the south, it will always remain a mystery.
BTW, now that I live in the south, I am somewhat of an expert on French/Southern. There's Merci Buckets, y'all, Eiffel Tower of Magnolias, Chevrolet Coupe and Cut de grass! After that I'm lost. I do know all aboat speaking Canadian, eh! It consists of just a few key words. "Put de puck in de net" along with "gimme a Labatts"
eventually Equals
