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erikthewise
07-25-2005, 07:57 AM
Due to other demands in my life, I have had to cut down on the time I spend on DIS. So I have developed the following "form response" to save time. Feel free to suggest other items!
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Thank you for your post. Please note the item(s) checked below.
(1) No, it isn't just you. Your point of view may be insightful, strange, just plain goofy, or all of the above, but it is not unique.
(2) Yes, it would be wrong, as you well know. Yes, you can probably get away with it. No, you do not have my permission to do it even though it would save you money, other people do it, and one cast member once said it was OK.
(3) The information you seek is readily available at one or more of the following websites: wdwinfo.com, allearsnet.com, mousesavers.com, etc. But in the spirit of cooperation, here is the info: ___________________
(4) The information you seek is readily available in one or more of the following guidebooks: the Official Birnbaum Guide, the Unofficial Guide, the Passporter Guide, etc. But in the spirit of cooperation, here is the info: ___________________
(5) Yes, some people do get free upgrades, though it is rare. Just about all of the DIS people who have received one will post in this thread. Virtually none of the 95% of DIS people who have never received one will post here. You won't get one.
(6) That was a really great vent! I would have felt the same.
(7) I didn't bother to read your post because your subject gave no hint to what it was about.
(8) Thank you, thank you, thank you for contributing thoughtfully written reviews, insightful comments, a different point of view, and/or hard-to-find information, without attacking other posters. It's people like you who keep me (and many others) coming back.
lisareniff
07-25-2005, 08:03 AM
Thank you, thank you, thank you for contributing thoughtfully written reviews, insightful comments, a different point of view, and/or hard-to-find information, without attacking other posters. It's people like you who keep me (and many others) coming back. ;)
CRSNDSNY
07-25-2005, 08:48 AM
:rotfl2:
cute
CarolMN
07-25-2005, 09:20 AM
Due to other demands in my life, I have had to cut down on the time I spend on DIS. ...(snip)...! What other demands could possibly be more important than the DIS?? ;) ;)
Perhaps you should re examine your priorities - especially if this idea did not originate with you! :rolleyes1 :rotfl2: :rotfl2:
And of course you just CANNOT be talking about cutting the time you spend on the DVC Foum or the DVC Community Forum, right!!!! :love2:
I mean, come on, most of those repsonses wouldn't be appropriate for us DVC people for heaven's sake!!! :teeth: :teeth:
Best wishes -
P.S. OK if you must - but don't disappear entirely, please. You would be missed. ::yes:: ::yes::
erikthewise
07-25-2005, 09:22 AM
CaroMN,
I was mostly talking about frustrations in responding in other forums, not the wonderful people in this one! And much as I probably should do it, I was kidding about spending less time here -- that was just a set-up!
Johnnie Fedora
07-25-2005, 09:25 AM
You can add to your list:
( ) Your tale requires a big obligatory :grouphug:
( ) Your tale requires a big obligatory :wizard:
( ) Your tale requires a big obligatory :mad:
Due to other demands in my life, I have had to cut down on the time I spend on DIS.
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What other demands?
:teeth:
Good idea, though..less time typing;)
:sunny:
QuiltTeddy
07-25-2005, 09:54 AM
You mean there's life other than on the DIS?
:rotfl2:
lentesta
07-25-2005, 10:04 AM
Nice job.
Len
Tooneric
07-25-2005, 05:12 PM
:rotfl2:
T.E. Yeary
07-25-2005, 08:46 PM
Loved it! Loved it! Too Funny!
Tom
AFMom
07-25-2005, 09:29 PM
Those need to be numbered and kept on a sticky thread at the top of the board! Then we can just type a number as a response!
NJOYURLIFE
07-25-2005, 11:17 PM
I like it...
ColoradoBelle1
07-25-2005, 11:46 PM
Yep, let's number them and then use the numbers only in future posts.
Will drive people crazy! :rotfl2:
Thanks for the laugh.
new_yawka
07-26-2005, 10:26 AM
Generic Resort Advice:
"Each of the resorts has something special to offer and you can have a magical vacation at any of the the DVC resorts. If you would like additional thoughts, please provide further information about your traveling party. How many children? What is your favorite park? Do you use room service? Will you have a car? Is there anyplace you would like to be near on WDW property? What time of year are you going? What type of accommodations are you looking for? Didn't you figure any of this stuff out yourself before buying?"
Specific Resort Advice:
"I think all of the resorts are great and you may wish to consider:
1) OKW - "If you are looking for a quieter location with a more laid back feel
2) BWV - "If you want to feel like you are in the center of it all"
3) VWL - "If you want to be close to MK and love the theming of WL"
4) BCV - "If you want to be close to EPCOT and enjoy the SAB, which is a water park unto itself"
5) SSR - "If you want to be close to Downtown Disney and experience the newest in DVC enjoyment"
6) HHI/VB - "If you want a wonderful Disney vacation without quite so many mice"
:earsboy:
Granny
07-26-2005, 04:58 PM
11) There's a DVC FAQ at the top of the page. You might want to check there first (as opposed to asking us to re-type it section by section because it's too much for you to read!).
12) Thanks for asking about the best room/best view at VWL. We find that the dumpster view at VWL provides a fair amount of much sought after seclusion.
13) Thanks for asking about the best room/best view at BWV. Most people really like the Preferred Room Views down at the far end of the resort overlooking the never-used tennis courts! Very peaceful, and you are only 12 steps from MGM once you get out the door there.
14) Thanks for asking about the best room/best view at OKW. Most people really like the first floor villas with tall bushes and trees surrounding the balcony.
15) No really....Use Year doesn't affect when you can make a reservation!!
:rotfl2:
AFMom
07-26-2005, 06:07 PM
Ok - so they're numbered now..... Doc - can we get that Sticky thread status now? :laughing:
I wish I was 1/2 as witty as y'all (I'm practicing for moving down south again)!
JeanJoe
07-27-2005, 07:58 AM
#8
Although #2 could include the bus driver.
Wow, this really does save time!
BostonDisneyKid
07-27-2005, 08:11 AM
# 8 :cool1:
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
Makes me appreciate you all putting up with all of the dumb questions I've asked in the past. Now I find myself trying to answer those same questions and realize how it's the same thing over and over.
Thanks! :grouphug:
lllovell
07-27-2005, 06:37 PM
nuts - I always get off by one number when taking bubble tests...and my picture doesn't come out right on the scantron.
*sigh*
I so wanted to pass Eric's test.
:3dglasses :crazy:
DVCajun
07-27-2005, 07:21 PM
Oh! Oh! <jumping up and down> I have another one:
"You should buy points at the resort you intend to use the most. You cannot expect the reservation you want at BWV to be available at the 7 mo. window even if they ARE offering a discount on VB points." :teeth:
I know that doesn't really apply anymore, but variations might! :rotfl:
crisi
07-28-2005, 06:41 AM
(5) Yes, some people do get free upgrades, though it is rare. Just about all of the DIS people who have received one will post in this thread. Virtually none of the 95% of DIS people who have never received one will post here. You won't get one.
Or the more generic "Yes, its possible that will happen, but it is rare" Which can cover getting a standard view studio for a week at seven months for Food and Wine, towel animals, and being able to walk into popular restaurants with no wait and no reservation and a lot of Disney "magic."
sarhenty
07-28-2005, 07:02 AM
i love all of them!
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