I recognize that from somewhere, but I'm too tired to figger it out.
I don't think that's any better . . . . .
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I recognize that from somewhere, but I'm too tired to figger it out.
I don't think that's any better . . . . .
Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
Simpsons reference.
DManRightHere
Well-Known Member
Why not?
Matt_Black
Well-Known Member
Well, I get the little red spell check line when I type it, so I'm betting "seclusiveness" isn't exactly in common usage.
DManRightHere
Well-Known Member
Seclusive is a word, you can add the suffix "ness" to it..
danyoung56
Well-Known Member
I just went to dictionary.com, ready to prove you wrong. And you know what? You're absolutely right - seclusiveness is indeed a word!
And as to cromulent, now I remember. As someone was questioning whether embiggen was really a word, someone else said that embiggen is a perfectly cromulent word.
Dang, I love the internets!
And as to cromulent, now I remember. As someone was questioning whether embiggen was really a word, someone else said that embiggen is a perfectly cromulent word.
Dang, I love the internets!
Parker Clan
Well-Known Member
Disney Land is definitely on the bucket list! FL is just much closer. We go every year. One year though we will make it to the orig!
WASaMATTR
Active Member
I have been to both parks and I love them for different reasons.
Disneyland:
It was where Walt actually walked around and hung out. I did the Walk in Walt's footsteps tour and visited his apartment. To be standing in the same place Walt did was amazing. There was a overall feeling that he was still there watching over us.
Plus there are different rides that are better like POC with two drops and a longer ride, Mr Toad, Alice, Small World, Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain, Big Thunder, and Indy just to name a few were great. DCA is different in itself but RSR was awesome.
WDW:
I have been to WDW a lot and it holds a special place in my heart as I have memories with loved ones that have passed on. I can remember old rides that are no longer there or have changed themes. I have watched hotels being built and new roads being paved. To go back year after year and have a feeling of home is what I love about WDW.
Again three other parks to visit doesn't hurt and Disney Spring blows away DL downtown anyday.
I still would choose both.
Disneyland:
It was where Walt actually walked around and hung out. I did the Walk in Walt's footsteps tour and visited his apartment. To be standing in the same place Walt did was amazing. There was a overall feeling that he was still there watching over us.
Plus there are different rides that are better like POC with two drops and a longer ride, Mr Toad, Alice, Small World, Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain, Big Thunder, and Indy just to name a few were great. DCA is different in itself but RSR was awesome.
WDW:
I have been to WDW a lot and it holds a special place in my heart as I have memories with loved ones that have passed on. I can remember old rides that are no longer there or have changed themes. I have watched hotels being built and new roads being paved. To go back year after year and have a feeling of home is what I love about WDW.
Again three other parks to visit doesn't hurt and Disney Spring blows away DL downtown anyday.
I still would choose both.
SteamboatJoe
Well-Known Member
Are we talking frequent visits or a one shot deal?
Frequent visits = WDW
One Shot Deal = Disneyland (once Fanasmic!, the train, and the riverboat are back in action) as I, too, have never been.
Frequent visits = WDW
One Shot Deal = Disneyland (once Fanasmic!, the train, and the riverboat are back in action) as I, too, have never been.
WEDwaydatamover
Well-Known Member
If you mean Disneyland vs Magic Kingdom. I would say Disneyland in a heartbeat.
It's a higher quality park in my opinion and much better taken care of but it doesn't fascinate me quite the way MK does.
By that I suppose I mean- how do they make it work all work?
Resort vs resort. WDW of course!
It's a higher quality park in my opinion and much better taken care of but it doesn't fascinate me quite the way MK does.
By that I suppose I mean- how do they make it work all work?
Resort vs resort. WDW of course!
danlb_2000
Premium Member
I would take Disneyland over Magic Kingdom, but I would take WDW over the Disneyland resort.