A pilot has been indicted for allegedly threatening to shoot the captain if the flight was diverted

“To declare oneself a Disney fan in adulthood is to profess to being nothing less than an uncritical bubblehead ensconced in one’s own privilege, suspended in a state of permanent adolescence, raised on a diet of wasp-waisted princesses and talking-animal sidekicks and dancing candelabras, refusing to acknowledge the grim reality that dreams really don’t come true.”

Sounds pretty good to me!!!

Haters gonna hate.

I find it more enjoyable than going to a sports ball game.

Disney Cruises are as fun as the parks, IMO. Disney World has pretty nice golf courses too.
 
A-damn-men

Driving speed limit or slower in the “passing lane” (or ‘fast lane’ as they call it), inability to merge or get up to highway speed on the on ramp, and you’d think growing up in the rain, they’d know how to handle it.

I want to get a dash cam and start a “Washington’s Worst Drivers” YouTube channel.
 
…the Hell is this thread about?
Psycho FOs?
Anti-FFDO?
Anti/pro guns?
The definition of a single word?
Food delivery?
Theme parks?
Bad drivers?
Dirt Bikes?

SQUIRREL!!!
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I told the flight attendant I wanted the entire cab of Coke! I paid 147 dollars for this god damned flight! I want what I’m entitled to!


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I told the flight attendant I wanted the entire cab of Coke! I paid 147 dollars for this god damned flight! I want what I’m entitled to!


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During the great xmus meltdown, on xmus day, after 14 hours of getting nothing productive done but attempting to help on the micro level by bringing gate staff food and chocolate, answering what questions I could, and remaining visible and positive, I finally boarded an 11 hour late deadhead flight home.

Halfway through the flight they began drink service, seat belt sign turns off, lady in front of me stands up and straight up drops in the aisle.

The crew makes sure she's not dead, she isn't she's just passed out, so they make an announcement that they're suspending drink service and if anyone is a medical professional etc. Etc. They find an EMT and a nurse and it turns out the lady is probably just dehydrated and tired so they get her some water and get her back in her seat and keep an eye on her.

Halfway through all of this the lady behind me rings her call button. Flight attendant comes up and says "what can I do for you?"

She says, in her finest Karen voice, "Am I gonna get my DRINK?!"

Me:
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It really was the cherry on top of that whole day.

On arrival back home I'm the last off the plane, I gather my stuff and thank the crew. I would normally take the shuttle at that late hour but I decide I need some fresh air and peace so I walk instead.
 
Right? One day park hopper at DL, get a snout full of beer at CA Adventure then hit space mountain? That’s a party.

And it’s all adult so no crying and we get to skip fantasyland and the ridiculous princess stuff.

Ha!

Hah our oldest wanted to just do space mountain over and over again. The youngest (4) was very quiet when we first rode it, but said it was awesome when we were done. But then he was terrified of the thought of going again, so he and I rode the submarine instead while the mrs and the 8 yr old went back to space mtn
 
Hah our oldest wanted to just do space mountain over and over again. The youngest (4) was very quiet when we first rode it, but said it was awesome when we were done. But then he was terrified of the thought of going again, so he and I rode the submarine instead while the mrs and the 8 yr old went back to space mtn

Man that submarine ride was the best thing going at Disney. I could ride that all day.
 
Man that submarine ride was the best thing going at Disney. I could ride that all day.
That's true and when I was 5 I felt the same way. When I was probably 10 a friend of my dads took us up in his 182 and we flew over Disneyland. The thing about Disneyland is it's awesome as long as you're at ground level, they have all the angles figured out, but it looks like an industrial complex from above, when I realized the subs never actually submerged and were nothing more than waterproof trams I was sad. Disney is a business, the purpose of a business is to make money not friends. Disney is having a rough time currently, I don't think they'll go away but the general public isn't buying what they're selling. We also flew over Magic Mountain, it was just roller coaster after roller coaster, the contrast was definite. I like rides, and I don't care about characters and parades.
 
I never did ride space mountain. I was young and did not like roller coasters much. My parents took us to DW back in the summer of '82 and Epcot was not even open yet. I vaguely remember the electric light parade and watching fireworks. I have zero desire to go back again.
 
That's true and when I was 5 I felt the same way. When I was probably 10 a friend of my dads took us up in his 182 and we flew over Disneyland. The thing about Disneyland is it's awesome as long as you're at ground level, they have all the angles figured out, but it looks like an industrial complex from above, when I realized the subs never actually submerged and were nothing more than waterproof trams I was sad. Disney is a business, the purpose of a business is to make money not friends. Disney is having a rough time currently, I don't think they'll go away but the general public isn't buying what they're selling. We also flew over Magic Mountain, it was just roller coaster after roller coaster, the contrast was definite. I like rides, and I don't care about characters and parades.

Never mattered to me, it was a cool concept and great execution.
 
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