acishere
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Does he murder teens getting...you know... in the woods with a machete?It's my friend's 22nd birthday. And 22 years ago it was also Friday the 13th, which explains a lot if you knew him.
Does he murder teens getting...you know... in the woods with a machete?It's my friend's 22nd birthday. And 22 years ago it was also Friday the 13th, which explains a lot if you knew him.
I don't know what he does in his free time.Does he murder teens getting...you know... in the woods with a machete?
You're not still using the secret code book for December, are you?I seriously have no idea what you people are talking about half the time. So, about the same as in my real life.
Must not have cleared Customs. Better send me a virtual copy.You're not still using the secret code book for December, are you?
You were supposed to pick it up a few days ago.Must not have cleared Customs. Better send me a virtual copy.
The boat sinks.I seriously have no idea what you people are talking about half the time. So, about the same as in my real life.
Well, it is Friday the 13th.The boat sinks.
So that's what E.J. stands for!And it was the Captain's fault.
Captain Meg
gas or electric?My brother-in-law is doing all the work thank goodness. That part of it is only costing me a batch of homemade cookies. The actual heater though...
A slice of that would go just lovely with my fresh coffee.Speaking of king cake.
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A slice of that would go just lovely with my fresh coffee.
It is pretty awesome, if you are part of it, however, these are all friends that probably meet in the parks two or three times a week. It's not like you can just go up and link arms and start your solo career. You have to be part of the group to be part of the group. That part is not a pleasant feeling.That actually sounds pretty awesome to me. I loved the more laid back local atmosphere of Disneyland. I think it would be wonderful to be a local at Disneyland and vacation at WDW.
I love that - you have to be part of the group to be part of the group. I'm not really a "joiner", so I get it.It is pretty awesome, if you are part of it, however, these are all friends that probably meet in the parks two or three times a week. It's not like you can just go up and link arms and start your solo career. You have to be part of the group to be part of the group. That part is not a pleasant feeling.
If you lived there and frequented the place, made it your meeting place as well, you would be part of the group, but, that takes time.
As am I, I'm sure you can tell by some of my "other" posts, but, it wasn't like it ruined anything for me, but, I certainly could feel that I was in the way. I made the mistake of accidentally sitting in the wrong place in the aforementioned Tiki Room. And was unceremoniously told to move, not asked politely, told! Not by a CM, but, by one of the group. That was done so they all could sit together on the right hand side of the room. The room is somewhat round, but, as you enter there's a right side and a left side. It just felt like the message was... this is our park... you need to move for us. I didn't really care if they wanted to sit together, what difference would it make to me, however, to be told instead of asked grated on my very last nerve.I love that - you have to be part of the group to be part of the group. I'm not really a "joiner", so I get it.
That being said, I'm very comfortable being by myself in a crowd.
You need to take Hubby with you next time. Nobody (other than me, of course) tells him to do anything.As am I, I'm sure you can tell by some of my "other" posts, but, it wasn't like it ruined anything for me, but, I certainly could feel that I was in the way. I made the mistake of accidentally sitting in the wrong place in the aforementioned Tiki Room. And was unceremoniously told to move, not asked politely, told! Not by a CM, but, by one of the group. That was done so they all could sit together on the right hand side of the room. The room is somewhat round, but, as you enter there's a right side and a left side. It just felt like the message was... this is our park... you need to move for us. I didn't really care if they wanted to sit together, what difference would it make to me, however, to be told instead of asked grated on my very last nerve.
They looked to me to be a giant bunch of arrested development.. not worth the effort. After that happened I started to notice more and more groups wandering about. No others were that rude, but, it was obvious that they considered themselves to have ownership. I should stop wording it like that... Disneyland is a very nice place, it was the place where Walt actually walked the streets and his presence can almost be felt. It's just that experience tainted it just a little.You need to take Hubby with you next time. Nobody (other than me, of course) tells him to do anything.
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