'IGNORAMI' of the world...

[snapppyd]

Oh NOOOOOOO... I told her sister to watch her while I answered the phone... I only looked away for a second... I swear... quick somebody get an apron and some melted butter! That lobster just ate the baby...

 

[SCHBR'smom]

Oh NOOOOOOO... I told her sister to watch her while I answered the phone... I only looked away for a second... I swear... quick somebody get an apron and some melted butter! That lobster just ate the baby...

That's probably how Pakey's dogs lost their hair. And, it certainly explains the phobia.

 

[Pakey]

The only good lobster is a dead, boiled and consumed one.

I'd face a million clowns in hand to hand combat before I'd even look at a picture of one live lobster.

 

[Dancemom03]

Sorry about the 'puter PK - and the agony of... gulp... acting responsibly. Personally, I try never to do that if at all avoidable.

If it helps any BWI is my least favorite deluxe resort, exceeded in my disdain only by OKW. I'd even handle the "old folks resort" before BWI for the same $$. Really though, I've grown to like CSR much better than BWI with or without the clowns, too - if only they had queen beds and a park attached to the end of their sidewalk I'd be booking CSR first every trip. I can't help but find it really ironic that CSR is a moderate yet their pool is newer, bigger, and more enjoyable than a certain deluxe's clown pool of vomit.

Does this mean you'll be at WL? We've never booked a client who didn't love WL - it's somehow relaxing and yet exciting at the same time, though I've yet to figure our why - unless you ask for catsup with your meal there of course...

 

[SCHBR'smom]

The only good lobster is a dead, boiled and consumed one.

I'd face a million clowns in hand to hand combat before I'd even look at a picture of one live lobster.

Are you talking circus clowns or Stephen King's IT clowns? Either way, I'd rather watch Lobstermen on Discovery than any clown. No hand to hand combat with either clowns or lobsters for me.

 

[PrincessKsMom]

Sorry about the 'puter PK - and the agony of... gulp... acting responsibly. Personally, I try never to do that if at all avoidable.

If it helps any BWI is my least favorite deluxe resort, exceeded in my disdain only by OKW. I'd even handle the "old folks resort" before BWI for the same $$. Really though, I've grown to like CSR much better than BWI with or without the clowns, too - if only they had queen beds and a park attached to the end of their sidewalk I'd be booking CSR first every trip. I can't help but find it really ironic that CSR is a moderate yet their pool is newer, bigger, and more enjoyable than a certain deluxe's clown pool of vomit.

Does this mean you'll be at WL? We've never booked a client who didn't love WL - it's somehow relaxing and yet exciting at the same time, though I've yet to figure our why - unless you ask for catsup with your meal there of course...

Nope, going to stay at CBR. We love it there and were quite happy there, but if we could have stayed elsewhere for slightly more, I thought we'd change. WL, at least to me, just seems too far away from everything except MK. I'd love to stay there at some point -- it looks beautiful, just not this time.

 

[kimmar067]

Oh NOOOOOOO... I told her sister to watch her while I answered the phone... I only looked away for a second... I swear... quick somebody get an apron and some melted butter! That lobster just ate the baby...

...well, technically, not yet...

 

[SCHBR'smom]

...well, technically, not yet...

That's just wrong. Now I'm gonna have lobster nightmares, too.

 

[kimmar067]

The only good lobster is a dead, boiled and consumed one.

I'd face a million clowns in hand to hand combat before I'd even look at a picture of one live lobster.

Orlando, Fla.
"....WDW has just intrroduced its newest addition to the popular attraction Honey, I Shrunk The Kids at Disney's Hollywood Studios. This E-ticket attraction features a bib and a free cup of melted butter..."

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[Pakey]

Kimmar, that picture is just wrong. That one looks too real and now I'm grossed out. Yes, I would do hand to hand combat with Stephen King's clown many times over before I'd look at a lobster. I do have a picture of me holding 2 live lobsters up close to my face though. That was graduation day after 18 months in phobia therapy. It didn't stick.

Dancemom, I am one of those rare people who HATE Wilderness Lodge. Hate it. Hate the decor. And where am I staying this week: Grand Californian. You know, the one out here that is SIMILAR to Wilderness Lodge. And it's going to rain all 3 days. If we weren't dining at Club 33, I'd just forego the entire trip.

 

[Dancemom03]

Dancemom, I am one of those rare people who HATE Wilderness Lodge. Hate it. Hate the decor. And where am I staying this week: Grand Californian. You know, the one out here that is SIMILAR to Wilderness Lodge. And it's going to rain all 3 days. If we weren't dining at Club 33, I'd just forego the entire trip.

hehehe... and if you weren't dining at Club 33 we might feel sorry for you. Though I'd never wish it on anyone, I'm definitely one to appreicate poetic irony when presented with it...

 

[Dancemom03]

Even if my naked dogs were shivering from the arctic California air, they would never been seen wearing this.

Petsmart has cute lil doggie coats 75% off this week. Maybe before you leave you could stop by and buy the naked cuties some protection against those awful arctic Californian chills. Of course, between DD20's collie and DD9's papillion, I probably pick enough fur off my clothes at the end of each day to knit you a couple of coats...

I was checking out the Petsmart winter clearance just yesterday afternoon. I didn't see any clown suits for kerrie's dog but there was a little black sequin princess dance top and seperate pink tutu that DD9's little dog would look adorable in...

 

[Pakey]

Petsmart has cute lil doggie coats 75% off this week. Maybe before you leave you could stop by and buy the naked cuties some protection against those awful arctic Californian chills. Of course, between DD20's collie and DD9's papillion, I probably pick enough fur off my clothes at the end of each day to knit you a couple of coats...

I was checking out the Petsmart winter clearance just yesterday afternoon. I didn't see any clown suits for kerrie's dog but there was a little black sequin princess dance top and seperate pink tutu that DD9's little dog would look adorable in...

My female hairless hates hates hates to wear clothes. Of course all of the cute dog clothes are for the girls. My boy does not mind wearing pink stuff but I draw the line at tutus.

Oh and I love papillions; such beautiful dogs. We used to have a smooth collie here at work; part of the seeing eye dog program. It's the only collie I've ever personally known and he had the oddest personality.

 

[SCHBR'smom]

DD10 always wants to buy clothes for her puppies. I have enough kids to buy clothes for that I don't really want to spend money dog clothes. They do, however, have shirts embroidered with their first initial, R and M. DD10 likes to make clothes for them, too. The clothes are rather odd, but she's happy and the dogs have never uttered a word of complaint. Any money that she comes home from Disney with, she said she wants to spend at Petsmart on her puppies.

 

[kimmar067]

...Dancemom, I am one of those rare people who HATE Wilderness Lodge. Hate it. Hate the decor. And where am I staying this week: Grand Californian. You know, the one out here that is SIMILAR to Wilderness Lodge. And it's going to rain all 3 days. If we weren't dining at Club 33, I'd just forego the entire trip.

 

[kimmar067]

 

[snapppyd]

You my dear are pure evil. I love it!!!

I would also love to see pics of the puppies in all their cute little outfits.

Pakey, what do you mean by "odd" personality (the collie)?

 

[kimmar067]

You my dear are pure evil. I love it!!!

...you are too kind...

 

[Dancemom03]

Pakey, what do you mean by "odd" personality (the collie)?

I was going to comment on that yesterday. That's the most tactful description I've ever heard - and I totally agree.

Everyone told me collies were "different" but nobody explained exactly how. If they'd said your preschooler will never be able to dance to the wiggles in the living room again or goofing off/hugging/wrestling will have to be more discreet so the dog doesn't stop you, I would have given DD20's dream dog much more thought. I thought they were just being wimpy and intimidated by size. We'd had several large dogs before, among them a golden and a greyhound. I was prepared for a big dog - no promblemo...

I wasn't prepared for the rambunctious, herding behavior nobody mentioned. Suddenly this adorable animal joined our family and life changed forever. She wanted to be a part of everything ... no, that's probably not the best description... she insists and has a very effective way of inserting herself to make sure. She truly was DD20's dream dog and a boyfriend's nightmare.
As a puppy she tipped the cuteness scales until they broke. It seemed I owned the most exquisite puppy on the face of the planet and we were stopped everywhere we went by people full of compliments. So... I'm really ashamed to admit that first 18 months or so, I found myself not only wondering what I'd gotten us into but evaluating how big a hole she'd need to be buried in the yard.

DD9 was much younger then and wasn't familiar with the term herding dog. When our new puppy was about six months old, she told her teacher that we owned a "hurting dog and she sure hurts me"

Thankfully, that grows out of them as they get older. If you can live past the puppy stage, it's awesome. By 2, our puppy was much more livable. At 5, she's wonderful. They say every new family member changes your life forever. We gave up some old habits, even changed our lifestyle, when we added a collie to our laid-back little mix but it sure would have been a really empty life without her...

 

[Dancemom03]

Looks like they're reaching out to hit you up for more bacon...