On the plus side, you were able to realize your inner nerd, and not succumb to it.I collect toy soldiers, not the little green army men type but the hand painted metal ones like this
I took one to Disney one year with the plans of taking his picture all over the parks. I felt like an idiot though so he stayed in the backpack with the exception of 2 pictures. Man I am nerdy.
On the plus side, you were able to realize your inner nerd, and not succumb to it.
And then the person with the cabbage patch doll holds up the fastpass line because her doll's magicband won't scan
Heck that isn't even a fine line. That's a line as wide as the Mississippi. I must remember to tell my children that if I ever tell them that I am going to pay someone to take my teddy bear on a tour, it's time for the padded room. I will officially be cooked.I don't have a problem with anyone taking pictures of inanimate objects enjoying themselves in a theme park. I may, in fact, have posted a trip report a few years ago through the eyes of an orthopedic boot, or taken a few pictures of a certain RedSox souvenir having a good time in Sea World before hiding it in a Disney resort for a certain WDWMagic member to find. But to pay someone else to do that really crosses that fine line.
Yeah, I guess they're probably equally odd...
