**Game - Interview the person below you**

[UKANGEL]

I'd write childrens books and illustrate them.........course I'd also have to have talent first........


so what is your favoruite childrens book?

 

[rhysd2]

i cant remember the name of it but it was about 2 skeletons that lived in a basement.

it started something along the lines of.... in a dark dark town down a dark dark street is a dark dark house with a dark dark hall... etc. loved that when i was a child.

following on from the skeleton theme,

whats your favourite horror movie character?

 

[mandymouse]

LOL

The programme your refering to was Funnybones, I remember my little un having one of their books.

I'm not very good with Horror/Scary movies, but I did love the Carry on Screaming (I think it was called), with Odd Bod and Odd Bod Jr - it was very funny, with Kenneth Williams shouting "Frying Tonight !!".

What was your favourite comedy programme when you were growing up ?

Mine was Butterflies with Wendy Craig.

Mandymouse

 

[2BoysMum&Dad]

I loved Butterflies. I grew up in the late sixties and seventies. There were loads of funny programmes on the tv I loved. The Goodies must have been one of my favourites. Also loved Monty Python but was a bit too young to appreciate it until it was repeated when I was older.

What's the most expensive gadget you've bought which gets little or no use?

 

[IanBond]

A wood router I bought for nearly £100 3 years ago and used it once!!

Whats the longest time youve kept the same car???

 

[allie5]

We had our Ford Escort for just over 5 years. We only got rid of it last November, but to be honest there wasnt anything wrong with it, we just needed something bigger!! PX'd for our current car and we have never seen our old Escort since (sob!!).

Next question..What is the best souvenir you have ever brought back from WDW??

Mine would have to be a small figurine of Mickey sitting on an artists stool painting Walt.

 

[mandymouse]

My fave Disney souvenir is my Disney Wonder ship that I bought on my first cruise.

What is your fave Disney beanie or toy ?

 

[Miffy2003]

My plush Pumbaa (he has bugs that you can put in his mouth too!)

What star sign are you? And are you "typical" of the sign?

 

[squitty]

I'm a Capricorn.

I dont really know if I am a typical one as there seems to be lots of different descriptions

When did you first visit WDW?

Our first visit was in May 1992, still say it was our best holiday yet

 

[mandymouse]

Hey Squitty

I'm a Capricorn too, I am very typical as I am annoyingly well organised.

My first visit to WDW was in March 1998, and I can honestly say that our holidays get better each time we go.

So on the same theme

When was your last visit to WDW ?

mandymouse

 

[rhysd2]

july 2002 /sigh the sooner i get back the better

what was the first ride you rode on your last visit?

 

[Verity Chambers]

The first Disney ride was at MGM on our 2nd day. We went on Star Tours first. I've done this ride SO many times but stiill love it. However we went to Universal on 1st day. So our very first ridev was the new Mummy ride. It was fantastic!

Where was your last non Disney holiday?

We went to Mexico. It was beautiful, we will definately go there again.

Verity.xxx

 

[Miffy2003]

We went to Ibiza. I'm in no hurry to return (though I know loads of people that love it there so perhaps it was just us!)

What 3 words describe you best?

 

[Scottish_Maleficent]

Controlling
Obsessive
Friendly

In no particular order BTW!!!!!LOL



What would be your Perfect Day at WDW?

 

[mandymouse]

My best day at WDW would be early opening at MGM Studios, RnRc 5 times, ToT 5 times, lunch at Pizza Planet, go on a few more rides, the afternoon at Blizzard Beach, relaxing on the lazy river and a few times on the family raft. The evening would be spent at Epcot, a few times on Test Track and the same on Mission:Space, pop to Imagination to send some E-Cards, a walk around World Showcase with a drink (or 2) at the Rose & Crown, followed by some Cadbury chocolate, a quick snack at the American Pavillion, a couple of wines in Germany and finally a ride on Space Ship Earth. That is my perfect day and one that we do often when we are out there.

Which ride do you think is over-rated ?

I think it would be the Great Movie Ride for me, what was all the fuss about?

mandymouse

 

[rhysd2]

star tours. beyond a doubt. you have this huge front of an AT-AT outside. a speeder bike to sit on for a photo. you go through a huge queing area, all authentically done with moving chatting droids etc then you get on the ride and its over in 10 seconds LOL.

What was the ride you went on thinking eh this is going to be average and walked of thinking WOW!!!!!!!!

 

[mandymouse]

I always thought that Men in Black at Universal was going to be like Buzz Lightyear, how wrong I was the MIB ride is far better and it is one of my fave ride at Universal Studios.

Which rides do your kids force you to go on ?

Mine try to get us on the Mad Tea Party teacups ride and I hate spinning rides. I also think we have done well if we have avoided It's a Small World.

mandymouse

 

[wils]

DD is too young to force us on anything yet (Remind me of this in a couple of months when I am complaing that we spend a whole day on 'The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh!')

However my nephew did convince DH and I to go on one of those big Pirate Ships once. He was about 7 and cried his eyes out. I was terrified but trying to put a brave face on it and DH had both arms round nephew really tightly as he looked in real danger of slipping through the safety bar. NEVER AGAIN!! I also got stuck half way down on a helter skelter with the same nephew a few years before - that's my child bearing hips for you!!

OK How long in advance do you start planning your trip to WDW?

We booked our next trip about a year in advance but we had made the decision to take Molly for her 2nd Birthday when we moved up here to Coventry last May (needed something to look forward to as we were leaving all our friends behind).

 

[Scottish_Maleficent]

Our trip April 2005 we started planning July 2003 - so thats 21 months ahead!!!!!!!!!!
How sad is that!!!!!!!!!!!

What is your favourite European city?

Mine is Paris.........we had our honeymoon there, and have been several times since. We just love it....!!!

Cath

 

[wils]

You don't need to worry about being sad in our company! I will have to put a ficitionous future visit in my mind when I get back so that I can start planning again!

Favourite City : Florence - I've only been once and that was for only a day but I loved it! I keep promising DH I'll take him someday but we haven't got round to it yet.

What was the last GOOD programme you saw on TV?

We watched The Grid last week - excellant but chillingly realistic.