Peter Panic Attack
periods of anxiety combined w/ refusal to grow up
- Joined
- Sep 19, 2008
YAY! Another update.
I think I may have to take our Pal Mickey this trip. I don't remember him being so much fun. But, we did have an infant to lug around then.
I agree with pp, I believe you would be good at stand up.
Absolutely...you need to take your Pal Mickey. In fact...we need to start a worldwide Pal Mickey revival...because we've started to take him for granted.
"Besides...last time I checked... Pal Mickey had an unreasonable fear of water...not beer.."
I almost spit water out of my nose reading that! That Pal Mickey, he is a trip! Tinkershell should have let Mickey induldge a bit. It was afterall his vacation too
I wonder what the legal drinking age would be for Pal Mickey.
Im bidding on a pal mickey on ebay! I just hope everything is still up and running at Disney by the time our december trip comes, or else thats a lot of money to pay for just a stuffed mickey!!!
Good luck....I think you are making a wise purchase.
I admit that I found this TR late -- but I guess I should be pretty happy about that....with pages and pages of people griping about how slowly you update. The only bummer about joining a party at the 11th hour is when you try to bring something up that happened earlier, everyone sort of rolls their eyes at you and says, "Oh that was so twelve pages ago." So I won't bore you and your loyal readers about how much I enjoyed your observations on seagulls on page 7, for example.
I love a good TR. Problem is, I really haven't found any good TRs in awhile. And then two days ago some catchy TR title about Pal Mickey's ultimate demise got my attention, and suddenly I was in love again.
Seriously, this is one of the funniest TRs I've ever read. Usually I give up on them about 5 pages in, but lucky you, I'm on page 16 and still reading. In fact, I'm going to become one of those other posters who say, "I'm ready for another update already...what is taking so dang long?" So be prepared. I've already hit the "Subscribe to the thread" link. THAT'S how much I'm enjoying it.
I do have one question though...strangely enough I say "Long story short --too late" a lot. My question isn't "are you my long-lost brother?" But rather, "Where the heck is that quote from?" I've been saying it for years but I cannot remember for the life of me where I got it.
Love, love LOVE your brilliant prose. I sincerely hope this TR goes on forever. Funny stuff, dude. Funny stuff.
ETA: We too have taken several trips with our Pal Mickey, and both of my TRs are chock-full of the little guy. He's worth writing about, for sure. Well, he was worth writing about BEFORE children since he was all we had. Mine had surgery in the middle of vacation, but he came out of it okay. I shudder to read about what happens to yours.
Okay, I'll shut up now.
First of all...I'm glad you're enjoying the TR.
Regarding your "long story short - too late" questions...I have no idea where that qoute came from....but I know I've heard it a million times...and it just strikes me as funny especially when I've gotten a little "wordy".
QUOTE=Peter Panic Attack;32229571Chpt 23 - Who's up for 30-40 chapters about a single day at Epcot?
So with coffee in hand...we settled into line to pick up some beignets. Ok....heres the problem. Tinkershell didnt know how to pronounce beignets. Now...I should also mention that sometimes Tinkershell has a hard time remembering that she needs to use her inside voice. So..we were standing in line..and she was proclaiming to the entire building..how excited she was to try one of those bag-nets. Mmmmm....can you smell the bag-nets? How many bag-nets do you get? Do you think the kids would like some bag-nets? Finally....a good Samaritan in line behind us...who probably just couldnt bear to watch the mounting carnage of chronic mispronunciation mixed with public humiliation....leaned in and whispered they were called bin-yays.
That is the funniest thing ever !!! I was laughing like a crazy lady while reading that !
When we stayed at POFQ in 2005 I had to try the beignets also, but I guess I kept saying it wrong, because some man in line had to correct my pronounciation !!! those people take their "bag-nets" seriously !
Anyways, thanks for all the entertainment !!!
I wonder if we ran into the same guy that corrected your pronounciation. Maybe they station a guy in line to help out the ignorant masses.
So I'm about 2 months late joining in here, but oh well, I'm here now and everyone can relax. I'm thoroughly enjoying this trip report. I just happened to stumble upon it 3 hours ago and haven't left my laptop since. I was laughing out loud at one point...something about the "giraffes go bleet" - wasn't there a Sesame Street episode that acknowledged the fact that giraffes don't make a noise? Something about Kermit having to make all the animal sounds. Or maybe it was Elmo? Or maybe it wasn't even Sesame Street. Or maybe it is all made up in my mind. My 19-year-old brain doesn't remember back that far.
And we call them BIG-nets out here in California. With a surfer accent if you wish. You can make them into a dirty word not appropriate to say aloud on here by changing the vowel in one of the words that is not "big"...if you get my drift.
This is one of the best trip reports I've ever read! It's hard to find a good laugh-out-loud-trip report these days. Keep 'em coming!
Where in the heck have you been? We were starting to worry.
Glad you like the TR.