Have you ever had a shock?

[BibbidyBobbidyBoo]

ITA^^^

Back on topic (like I thought everyone had agreed to), I've seen the hippo's 'at it' while we were on KS in 1999. My dad managed to get the whole thing on camera before realising!

Maybe parents should think about these things before taking the little ones to AK

Well since you did the ITA^^^ thing apparently you want to continue it but have the last word? LOL Cracks me up when people continue the subject but then say things like you thought everyone agreed to stay on topic.

I'll say one comment though- don't go where you feel the legal activities are not courteous or respectful. Comparing going topless to feeding your baby breastmilk is shocking to me.

 

[BibbidyBobbidyBoo]

Me, being just 17, has seen many crazy things.

They were about to set up that light parade show at MK (don't know the name of it.) And me, my mom, and dad were waiting for about 20-25 mins to get a front row seat because there was an opening between the parade path, so people could get through before the parade started and the CM said when the rope is up, people cannot go through and everyone can move their way up to the rope to watch the parade. So when it happened, I walked up to the front and some guy maybe late 30s, early 40s (and also intoxicated), grabbed my shoulder (17, a guy) and pushed me out of the way, i almost fell, so it started this HUGE brawl. All these people watching him and my mom battle it out. He was screaming this is an outrage, i was waiting here for 20 mins, and u guys just came up (even though, like i said ive been waiting for about 20-25 mins. too!). then my mom was calling for a CM and security, but they stood around and did nothing (what's usual). and the guy screamed in my face yelling all these southern words, haha. i really couldn't understand him. and my mom said if u every touch my son again, i will #&$^#$^ kick your @$$. and my mom told my dad and he started screaming. and then some random skanky southern guy (again, lol) said WELL WE'VE BEEN WAITING, THAT'S JOKE! to my mom and my mom said shut the #%#$ up! Then the guy who pushed me's wife said stop saying stuff or were gonna get kicked out, and he stopped, then the parade started, haha. my mom was so pissed that someone touched me (an adult, nevertheless). so after it was over, my mom got her drink, and threw it, and spilled it all over his pants. he did nothing of course, cause if he would, he would of probably got escorted by the police, but since the CMs never notice anything, maybe not. yeah, well, thats it! haha

Wow, everything about this (on both sides) is shocking!

 

[BibbidyBobbidyBoo]

I saw something disturbing last time I went. A Father slap a little boy in the back of the neck because he wanted to ride something and his father was fustrated I guess. He said I have told you over and over again.. We are going to ride this anbd etc.
I was thinking that poor Kid. I gave dad the evil eye for that. How can you slap your kid at THE HAPPIEST PLACE ON EARTH?

That's sad.
I admit we haven't ALWAYS been happy happy perky super loving the entire time on our trips. We have our moments of being snippy or DH getting grouchy (which is why we have more fun without him ) . I mean it's not like we're smiling the ENTIRE time we're there- we have our moments of tired/hot/stressed out with maybe a frown on our face for a few minutes till something else perks us up and makes us smile again... but to curse at the children (as mentioned previously) or to hit your kids? Ever is bad enough, doubly awful when you're supposed to be having fun! *sad*

 

['Canes Fan]

and the guy screamed in my face yelling all these southern words, haha. i really couldn't understand him.

and then some random skanky southern guy (again, lol) said WELL WE'VE BEEN WAITING,

another example of why we don't like NY'ers or NJ'ers down here. totally arrogant.

 

[PIRATEGIRL007]

We had a small WDW shock last year. At NOj nonetheless. A teen girl about 15-16 yrs old was there right in front of the castle with a skimpy tank top on and shorts so short you could see her....... well everything. It was all hanging out. I was embarressed for her, offended and shocked, I couldn't believe someone would come to the parks like that. As soon as she walked by a male 20ish CM approached her about her attire and suggested she purchase some new clothing in one of the main street shops. She didn't speak too much english, so we don't know how it worked out. Thank goodness for good CM's.

 

[VSL]

Makes you wonder. I saw something similar in Cardiff a few weeks back.

Only she was more like 9yrs old and wearing a skirt with the waistband positioned lower than the bottom of her tummy...
Her mother was with her too.

Nice.

(I think I may have posted it on this thread previously!)

 

[CheshireVal]

Me, being just 17, has seen many crazy things.

They were about to set up that light parade show at MK (don't know the name of it.) And me, my mom, and dad were waiting for about 20-25 mins to get a front row seat because there was an opening between the parade path, so people could get through before the parade started and the CM said when the rope is up, people cannot go through and everyone can move their way up to the rope to watch the parade. So when it happened, I walked up to the front and some guy maybe late 30s, early 40s (and also intoxicated), grabbed my shoulder (17, a guy) and pushed me out of the way, i almost fell, so it started this HUGE brawl. All these people watching him and my mom battle it out. He was screaming this is an outrage, i was waiting here for 20 mins, and u guys just came up (even though, like i said ive been waiting for about 20-25 mins. too!). then my mom was calling for a CM and security, but they stood around and did nothing (what's usual). and the guy screamed in my face yelling all these southern words, haha. i really couldn't understand him. and my mom said if u every touch my son again, i will #&$^#$^ kick your @$$. and my mom told my dad and he started screaming. and then some random skanky southern guy (again, lol) said WELL WE'VE BEEN WAITING, THAT'S JOKE! to my mom and my mom said shut the #%#$ up! Then the guy who pushed me's wife said stop saying stuff or were gonna get kicked out, and he stopped, then the parade started, haha. my mom was so pissed that someone touched me (an adult, nevertheless). so after it was over, my mom got her drink, and threw it, and spilled it all over his pants. he did nothing of course, cause if he would, he would of probably got escorted by the police, but since the CMs never notice anything, maybe not. yeah, well, thats it! haha

 

[k5thbeatle]

I remember the first time I had ever experienced a rude cm. It has been a very very infrequent occurence but the first time I ever experienced this it was a bit of a shock considering how many times I had been without seeing this. Oh well, there's always one bad apple in the barrel!

Probably not the most shocking thing anyone has ever seen but it took me by surprise a bit when it happened.

 

[jann1033]

[QUOTE='Canes Fan]another example of why we don't like NY'ers or NJ'ers down here. totally arrogant. [/QUOTE]


disney associated shock...someone who evidently doesn't know the civil war ended 140 yrs ago

klofan...i have to wonder .... couldn't anyone have mentioned either side of this "altercation" as the shocker?!

 

[sbelyo]

[QUOTE='Canes Fan]another example of why we don't like NY'ers or NJ'ers down here. totally arrogant. [/QUOTE]


Easy there canes fan.... I come every year and I'm the furthest thing from arrogant. We hate the ignorant in NJ too. I have never met and arrogant FL resident. However I have met and witnessed some intoxicated people from FL (that's what the guy was). And when you touch someone when it's not invited, that's called assault. Finally Imagine what the local economy (in central FL) would be if the theme parks weren't there. Thus people from NJ must come in order to keep your taxes low.

 

[MickeyMouseGal]

I hear you, but I also know where 'canes fan is coming from. It gets really frustrating when, just because you have a southern accent, people automatically assume that you are stupid.

 

[CheshireVal]

Easy there canes fan.... I come every year and I'm the furthest thing from arrogant. We hate the ignorant in NJ too. I have never met and arrogant FL resident. However I have met and witnessed some intoxicated people from FL (that's what the guy was). And when you touch someone when it's not invited, that's called assault. Finally Imagine what the local economy (in central FL) would be if the theme parks weren't there. Thus people from NJ must come in order to keep your taxes low.

It would be hard for someone to be intoxicated at the MK since it's a dry park.

 

[AnaheimGirl]

I hear you, but I also know where 'canes fan is coming from. It gets really frustrating when, just because you have a southern accent, people automatically assume that you are stupid.

I believe you, and if I were from the south, I don't think I'd have responded to klofan anywhere nearly as politely as 'canes fan did.

 

[sbelyo]

I hear you, but I also know where 'canes fan is coming from. It gets really frustrating when, just because you have a southern accent, people automatically assume that you are stupid.

Much like anyone outside of NY/NJ that thinks people from that area are always rude. If there is one thing that's constant, it's that ignorance is prevalent

 

[sbelyo]

It would be hard for someone to be intoxicated at the MK since it's a dry park.

The park, Yes. But the resorts (Only a monorail ride away) have plenty of alcohol. And the real die hards use flasks. (I have seen them in the parks)

 

[CheshireVal]

I hear you, but I also know where 'canes fan is coming from. It gets really frustrating when, just because you have a southern accent, people automatically assume that you are stupid.

Exactly. I don't speak with a Southern accent, but I'm a Georgia girl, born and bred, and it irks me to hear stereotypes about it. Take a look at this quote from klofan:

and the guy screamed in my face yelling all these southern words, haha.

I mean, really! What are "southern words?"

 

[christinou]

It really would be a shame to have this thread closed because of personal attacks, can we please play nice......

 

[Aliki]

[QUOTE='Canes Fan]another example of why we don't like NY'ers or NJ'ers down here. totally arrogant. [/QUOTE]

As equally ignorant is making blanket statements about people from NJ because of one bad apple.

 

[jann1033]

Exactly. I don't speak with a Southern accent, but I'm a Georgia girl, born and bred, and it irks me to hear stereotypes about it. Take a look at this quote from klofan:



I mean, really! What are "southern words?"

i took it to be because of his accent the poster couldn't understand him, not that he was stupid ( i have friend from alabama and i sometimes i have to listen to her really carefully as she has a strong southern accent and if she is talking fast i lose the thread of the conversation...so i assumed in the "heat of the battle" that is what he meant)

and cane's fan has posted that same type of comment before on other treads, when it had nothing to do with anything any one else said that could be remotely perceived as a slur.

but i do agree about getting back to the ot

 

[Tink522]

The first time FI and I went to Disney he was hit on by a male CM! Not only was it a little flirting but as we walked away he grabbed his butt!!


FI was a lil' shocked while I was

I can't blame the CM FI does have nice buns and most people assume we're siblings not almost married!