Nightmares Fear Factory....it's the real deal...OMG.
congratulations!My new husband
I am going to need a group for emotional support for this house.
I'm so pleased they did the right thing (eventually).
My new husband has small children and this has been discussed a bit...and by that I mean endlessly with toddlers who aren't the most rational beings on the planet even if his are very precocious; the younger one can still act like a drunk octopus when you deny him cars.
Hopefully, you, Alex, and I can huddle together for protection. He might get so scared that he just crawls on my backSounds like good times
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So, Mr. Iger, what was the purpose in waiting six months? Were you gathering more evidence on Mr. Lasseter's "mis-steps?" Was Mr. Lasseter supposed to go through some sort of sensitivity training and he did not successfully complete it? Or, were you just waiting to see how the cultural winds would blow for the whole #MeToo movement before you reluctantly gave up one of your rainmakers?Appears that Lasseter is not returning to Disney:
https://screenrant.com/john-lassseter-leaving-pixar-disney-bob-iger/
While your reaction was for Niagara Falls, this bleeds into HHN for me. As much as I am thrilled by Craig's rumour that the Lost Boys may be a House this year (incredible cult fav old 80s film), I just can't get over 20-somethings chasing me with pretend chainsaws. As my brother wisely noted, he and his friends would be happy to chase me with the real deal for free.All of that is so much #nope, there's not enough #nope left in this world.
While your reaction was for Niagara Falls, this bleeds into HHN for me. As much as I am thrilled by Craig's rumour that the Lost Boys may be a House this year (incredible cult fav old 80s film), I just can't get over 20-somethings chasing me with pretend chainsaws. As my brother wisely noted, he and his friends would be happy to chase me with the real deal for free.MNSSHP is just more my speed. Growing older isn't fun. So I just embrace the 'growing older but not up' lifestyle.
Haven't seen Kong yet but if someone jumps out at me, even if I know it's likely to happen, I still have a little heart-stop moment. For some, that's great fun and what they've paid for. But for others, not so much. Possibly if I went with a group of friends it would be more of a thrill? Group dynamics and all that. But if solo, my antenna is already up, so not as fun. The great thing about the Boards is we get the info before hand. Not enough to be a real spoiler. But enough to make smart choices based on our own wants.If you are walking through the queue at Kong and someone lunges out at you from around a corner, do you get scared?
Yes!! Don't get me wrong, I love 3D animation, but I don't want it all the time. Old animated films are so beautiful. It's a shame that style has nearly become extinct.
Congtatulations! I was wondering where you had gone.....
Whirlwind romances are time consuming. I'll be back more now. We're taking the small people this fall so I'll have tons of questions about how to go to wdw with children...which I guess people do but seems weird to me...lol. We're going to catch a quick weekend to get the lay of the land here shortly actually.
Haven't seen Kong yet but if someone jumps out at me, even if I know it's likely to happen, I still have a little heart-stop moment./QUOTE]
Right - but are you really scared or just shocked? To me being scared involves fear. I'm scared when the plane I'm on hits some bad turbulence and I think I'm going to die. I'm scared because I've taken a wrong turn into a really bad neighborhood. Some people I suppose might truly get a sense of dread out of going to a haunted house - they aren't good at segmenting that part of the mind that says "this isn't real". For me - that's always in the forefront of my brain in a haunted house. "Oh, that's neat." but never scared. This is different from a movie, where a QUALITY scary movie can fill you with dread for a character and you become scared as to what will happen to that character, just like you become sad when something bad happens to a character you like (poor Bing Bong!). But I simply don't feel that in real live haunted houses because the one I'm supposed to be scared for is ME - and I KNOW nothing is going to happen to me.
In fact, I think I would mostly get annoyed during HHN when people tried to scare me...because I would be mostly there to look at the quality of the effects and the houses. That combined with the rest of my family not liking horror means I likely will never go.
Whirlwind romances are time consuming. I'll be back more now. We're taking the small people this fall so I'll have tons of questions about how to go to wdw with children...which I guess people do but seems weird to me...lol. We're going to catch a quick weekend to get the lay of the land here shortly actually.
Not sure how it is with someone that's not your kid, but I do have to see you only REALLY see the magic of Disney when you spend time there with small children. The pure joy and amazement they go through is pretty incredible to witness. (You also have to deal with some absolutely wretched behavior from over-exhaustion - so good luck there.)
So, Mr. Iger, what was the purpose in waiting six months? Were you gathering more evidence on Mr. Lasseter's "mis-steps?" Was Mr. Lasseter supposed to go through some sort of sensitivity training and he did not successfully complete it? Or, were you just waiting to see how the cultural winds would blow for the whole #MeToo movement before you reluctantly gave up one of your rainmakers?
Whirlwind romances are time consuming. I'll be back more now. We're taking the small people this fall so I'll have tons of questions about how to go to wdw with children...which I guess people do but seems weird to me...lol. We're going to catch a quick weekend to get the lay of the land here shortly actually.
Haven't seen Kong yet but if someone jumps out at me, even if I know it's likely to happen, I still have a little heart-stop moment. For some, that's great fun and what they've paid for. But for others, not so much. Possibly if I went with a group of friends it would be more of a thrill? Group dynamics and all that. But if solo, my antenna is already up, so not as fun. The great thing about the Boards is we get the info before hand. Not enough to be a real spoiler. But enough to make smart choices based on our own wants.![]()
Right - but are you really scared or just shocked? To me being scared involves fear. I'm scared when the plane I'm on hits some bad turbulence and I think I'm going to die. I'm scared because I've taken a wrong turn into a really bad neighborhood. Some people I suppose might truly get a sense of dread out of going to a haunted house - they aren't good at segmenting that part of the mind that says "this isn't real". For me - that's always in the forefront of my brain in a haunted house. "Oh, that's neat." but never scared. This is different from a movie, where a QUALITY scary movie can fill you with dread for a character and you become scared as to what will happen to that character, just like you become sad when something bad happens to a character you like (poor Bing Bong!). But I simply don't feel that in real live haunted houses because the one I'm supposed to be scared for is ME - and I KNOW nothing is going to happen to me.
In fact, I think I would mostly get annoyed during HHN when people tried to scare me...because I would be mostly there to look at the quality of the effects and the houses. That combined with the rest of my family not liking horror means I likely will never go.
Naps.......naps.....and more naps.Whirlwind romances are time consuming. I'll be back more now. We're taking the small people this fall so I'll have tons of questions about how to go to wdw with children...which I guess people do but seems weird to me...lol. We're going to catch a quick weekend to get the lay of the land here shortly actually.
And go easy on the fireworks, even with naps. We always do one late night, toward the end of the trip. Kids that go to bed between 7 and 9 every night can't handle having 11 pm or later nights, evendors with naps, just because mom and dad think Illuminations is awesome. Fireworks plus rope drop is a recipe for misery...Naps.......naps.....and more naps.
When you are excited to show them everything, and they seem to have the energy, know that it will all catch up eventually. Take naps daily when it's the hottest and the parks are the most crowded. It will seem like a waste of time, but trust me it will make everyone happier in the long run.