Dis 10th Anniversary mention - July 2016

[KingLlama]

What if we all just walked around clutching our pearls? That would be easier/cheaper than having to wear matching t-shirts on different days.

 

[TheMaxRebo]

"excuse me, are you on the DIS? I noticed you clutching your pearls"

"why yes I am"

"Oh thank goodness! The first 3 people I asked slapped me for asking!"

 

[KingLlama]

We could all meet at Spice Road Table so that we could share an entrée......wait for it.....post-hummus.

 

[pjweaver]

We could all meet at Spice Road Table so that we could share an entrée......wait for it.....post-hummus.

Well now this is a problem, because I usually just sleep in flannel pants, which will be miserable in Orlando in July.

Now I have to rethink this WHOLE thing.

you wear pants to sleep? Weido

 

[Princess Jes]

you wear pants to sleep? Weido

I'm always cold, so in winter, im forced to have to, otherwise, I'm in your camp: Pants to bed is the WORST!

 

[KingLlama]

Only in cold weather. They're like turtlenecks for my legs. Spring/summer, though, it's a different story. I gotta let these gams breathe.

 

[pjweaver]

Only in cold weather. They're like turtlenecks for my legs. Spring/summer, though, it's a different story. I gotta let these gams breathe.

Here's a tip; research the origin of the phrase 'three dog night', then replace the term 'dog' with 'women'. So much better than getting tied up by those silly pajama things, or dogs for that matter. Have you ever seen how much a Golden Retrieve can shed in one night?

It's nearly 180 days until our vacation, and still I have no idea what the Dis Team is working on. This is my favorite time though, when I see snow in the forecast but am ironing my shorts to pack and debating with my wife over ADRs. If/when you read this hunny, I will keep eating canned soup for the next 6 months to afford Kona breakfast and BOG dinners. We may not be camping in Pete's front yard, but I can't miss the chance to tell JeniLynne how tiny she is or stare at Craig's extremely long...arms.

 

[KingLlama]

Here's a tip; research the origin of the phrase 'three dog night', then replace the term 'dog' with 'women'. So much better than getting tied up by those silly pajama things, or dogs for that matter. Have you ever seen how much a Golden Retrieve can shed in one night?

I feel like this might get me fired?

 

[pjweaver]

OK, Three dog night refers to an Inuit practice where on cold nights they used sled dogs to sleep with for additional heat. On the coldest nights they would use three dogs.

 

[KingLlama]

Ahhhh, I see.

I'll just stick with the pants. You don't have to feed them, bathe them, or take them to expensive vet visits.

 

[Princess Jes]

Ahhhh, I see.

I'll just stick with the pants. You don't have to feed them, bathe them, or take them to expensive vet visits.

Unless your pants have dogs on them. Then you're in for a whole world of shenanery

 

[samsteele]

Then you're in for a whole world of shenanery

I'm going to guess this is an Australianism for "wierdness"? Maybe?

3 dog night is also a good old boys expression in Canada. Personally, I had a big 120 lb plus labrador so 1 dog night worked OK for me. For the record, he demanded his share of my bed and then by morning he basically took all of the mattress plus both pillows & I was scrunched up on the edge.#boydogsrbedhogs.

 

[jcarter29]

I was thinking maybe shenanery is like shenanigans?
The disboards…learning new stuff all of the time!
kim

 

[SorcererHeidi]

I was thinking maybe shenanery is like shenanigans?
The disboards…learning new stuff all of the time!
kim

GMTA (Great Minds Think Alike)

 

[pjweaver]

I'm slowly learning to speak Aussie. For instance, never call it a fanny pack. Apparently that means something quite different to Australians.

 

[disneysteve]

Then you're in for a whole world of shenanery

Actually, if I'm not mistaken, this is actually a word that Craig created, as he is so prone to doing.

 

[jcarter29]

Actually, if I'm not mistaken, this is actually a word that Craig created, as he is so prone to doing.

Craig-isms are the best.

 

[doconeill]

I finally did battle with the DVC web site today and booked our room...but that is easily changeable should dates shift still

 

[Princess Jes]

I'm going to guess this is an Australianism for "wierdness"? Maybe?

3 dog night is also a good old boys expression in Canada. Personally, I had a big 120 lb plus labrador so 1 dog night worked OK for me. For the record, he demanded his share of my bed and then by morning he basically took all of the mattress plus both pillows & I was scrunched up on the edge.#boydogsrbedhogs.

I was thinking maybe shenanery is like shenanigans?
The disboards…learning new stuff all of the time!
kim

I'm slowly learning to speak Aussie. For instance, never call it a fanny pack. Apparently that means something quite different to Australians.

Actually, if I'm not mistaken, this is actually a word that Craig created, as he is so prone to doing.

Steve is right on the money.
This is one straight from the Craigtionary

And yeah, fanny pack is something we Aussies giggle at.
An ab-satch/fanny pack is called a "bum-bag" here. Which amounts to the same thing.
Fanny is American for the cushy thing you sit on, we (and the Brits) call it a bum, also, I think we all refer to it as a butt or the A-word (but that's spelled differently here. You guys spell it the same way as the other word for donkey. We throw an 're' after the 'as')
Now, the word fanny on the other hand, that's on the opposite side of the (female) body to a bum (which also has so many different words to describe it, I could be here for hours, one of which is pure Aussie/Brit-genius... Front bum)

 

[Accident]

it's a slang word around here, just means someone/thing doing a lot of different shenanigans. not used too much anymore.