Backstage_Gal
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Just what Disney needs. They just announce a Four Seasons, this will be a perfect alternative!
Great job, Sis and Lowell!
You are brilliant!!! This was so funny. Disney seriously needs to hire you; the Imagineers have nuttin' on you!! I was going to bring up the eviction idea, but, you'd already thought of that! How about, every once in a while, items get repossessed from the room? Sorry folks, say goodbye to that plasma tv! Car repossessed? It's Disney bus transport for you!
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It's great. Just what the hoity toity need.
A good dose of reality!
MommyPoppins: It may be reality, but dont forget, its: "The Very Best of the Worst Life Has to Offer. ![]()
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I WANT CHEESE WEDGIE UNDERWEAR!!!!!
Philadisney: Yes, this is the only underwear where you can get a wedgie and it feels good! Excellent job Kay and Lowell!
I was brainstorming clever ideas to post here but every single one was in your segment!
I was thinking of rival concierge levels where you sport your "colors" and run raids on the others "goods"...
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Maybe some smaller rooms designed to look like actual car interiors?
TwinkieMama: Rival concierge levels and raiding each others treats sounds like fun. I bet kids would love that. Im sure there are a bunch more zany ideas that could be worked into this theme. Im actually starting to believe this concept would have a following and Disney would sell a lot of rooms!Yup, this segment has got to be one of your best yet. I thought about quoting favorite parts, but decided I'd just end up quoting the whole thing!
You and Lowell do make a great team. I have no idea which parts were his contribution, but the whole thing worked well together and was a great read.
Thanks. I had a lot of fun writing it, and it was even more fun getting Lowell involved in creating the spoof. He isnt naturally all that witty or funny, so when he comes up with off-the-wall stuff, I get a big kick out of it. LOVIN' IT KAY it sounds a little like some area's of Glasgow....but classier of course
2ScottishPrincesses: I was in Glasgow years ago, but only briefly. What I saw was the better areas, no doubt, and it was a beautiful city. I read it twice so I didn't miss anything this time....![]()
The descriptions are so funny, you really are a great writer.
You didn't miss anything. Loved it.
NAB: Im glad youre slowing down a bit to make sure you dont miss your own cameo appearances or any of my better lines! Thanks for the kind words. ![]()
Just what Disney needs. They just announce a Four Seasons, this will be a perfect alternative!
Great job, Sis and Lowell!
Backstage_Gal: Exactly! And you have to admit, the Ghetto Resort has a lot more personality. You can go to a Four Seasons, anywhere, but where can you duplicate this experience? I have a feeling kids would LOVE it, especially teenagers. What kid wouldnt love to watch their dad get roughed up a bit by car-jackers. (as long as they knew it was really just in fun.)Your family restaurant reminds me of a local Italian place.
It's called Mafioso's. Their motto is "You'll love it, or else."
It's really good food. Everything on the menu has the whole mob theme. My favorite is called "The Mark."
celerystalker: Youll love it, or else! Thats funny! Maybe I should add that to my tag line after the part where I have Read my trip report and nobody gets hurt. Kay, I love me some good EYE-talian food!![]()
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Let's have a mini-meet at Guido's!!!
Minnie_Moo. Hey, I like that idea: a mini-meet with Minnie_Moo. Well have a nice selection of Eye-talian food and maybe you can be Florence the cow who makes cheese from Florence Italy like on a TV commercial Ive seen. You are brilliant!!! This was so funny. Disney seriously needs to hire you; the Imagineers have nuttin' on you!! I was going to bring up the eviction idea, but, you'd already thought of that! How about, every once in a while, items get repossessed from the room? Sorry folks, say goodbye to that plasma tv! Car repossessed? It's Disney bus transport for you!
Thank you for more laughs!!! Your installments are just so chock full of funny stuff, it would be impossible to quote everything that I lol at.![]()
SunKat: I would love to work as an Imagineer. They probably all have engineering degrees in addition to having creative minds. I couldnt design or build the things I think up, but I could furnish some unique concepts! I think Kay - You & Lowell are brilliant! That was tooooooo funny.![]()
TigerKat: Thank you, thank you. Why isnt there a smilie taking a bow? The only thing missing is the background noise. Gun shots, sirens, cats screeching, swearing............ Great writing Kay and Lowell!![]()
I really hope once your trip reports are done that you will continue letting us know when there is a "This just in from Disney" story to tell. Don't let the fun stop.
Your last installment made me think that there could be a resort like Pop Century only with buildings from different places in the country. You would have your Ghetto, maybe a redneck section and one that I know a little about, a lobster/fishing village. Traps and netting everywhere, bait scattered on the ground, masses of seagulls, smell of dead fish piped in for ambiance etc.
Maine-iac: Good point. Maybe the rooms should be equipped with a sound track that would be the Ghetto Resorts equivalent of white noise. You could turn it on anytime you want a bit of extra atmosphere, or to help you sleep at night if you come from a place where you commonly do hear sirens, or people swearing at night.
2ScottishPrincesses: I was in Glasgow years ago, but only briefly. What I saw was the better areas, no doubt, and it was a beautiful city.
Only joking Kay, like all cities Glasgow has it's share of rough area's but in general it is a beautiful cultured city and I'd encourage anyone to visit it. I'm lucky I stay half way between Glasgow and Loch Lomond so I have the choice of Ghetto chic or midges in by the loch side.
Only joking Kay, like all cities Glasgow has it's share of rough area's but in general it is a beautiful cultured city and I'd encourage anyone to visit it. I'm lucky I stay half way between Glasgow and Loch Lomond so I have the choice of Ghetto chic or midges in by the loch side.
What are midges?
who was posting at the same time I was.
Sorry about that slip Kay. What are midges your ask...well here goes. The Scottish or Highland Midge, in its own right, probably explains why a country as beautiful as Scotland only has a population of some 5 million people. The Highland midge is tiny, only a couple of millimeters in length but pound for pound it is probably the most fromidable and aggressive life form on the plant and has a notorious reputation for spoiling folks enjoyment of the great outdoors during the summer months.Okay, you have now ceased to speak American and are speaking Scots-English.What are midges?
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(WDW as close second of course)I'd like to suggest a theme song for the resort...
In the Ghetto by none other than the King himself.
I'm still trying to get myself under control. Thank goodness that my co-workers / employees are used to my giggle-fits by now.![]()
oybolshoi: I love your idea of a theme song. Most of the resorts have background music, so they could use the Elvis song and some Gangsta rap and make a soundtrack. Im glad you enjoyed this spoof. They are so much fun to write and I really enjoy hearing what other people think of my zany ideas. Kay,
Your last installment finally forced me out of lurkdom. It was, by far, the funniest thing I have ever heard in my life!![]()
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And I've gotta admit, I'd love to stay in the Disneyfied Ghetto!
MagicAddict2178: Your comments are very high praise. Thanks so much! Welcome and thanks for de-lurking. How long have you been reading? Since you say youd enjoy staying at the new resort, Ill put in a good word for you with management if its ever built, and maybe we can set you up in the presidential suite. Oh, oh. Now I need to come up with names for the suites! Sorry about that slip Kay. What are midges your ask...well here goes. The Scottish or Highland Midge, in its own right, probably explains why a country as beautiful as Scotland only has a population of some 5 million people. The Highland midge is tiny, only a couple of millimeters in length but pound for pound it is probably the most fromidable and aggressive life form on the plant and has a notorious reputation for spoiling folks enjoyment of the great outdoors during the summer months.
2ScottishPrincesses: Ah. The word midge sounded familiar, but I wasnt sure I was getting the context right. We call them gnats. And in Florida they have a variety usually known as no-see-ums. Ours gnats are very annoying, but perhaps not as ferocious as their cousins from Scotland.
You are a very talented writer and I would love to see you reach a HUGE audience.
"Another thing that would be fun is to write a segment now and then of a purely fictional family, with experiences that are things that can and do happen at Disney. Truthfully, I can write faster and more effortlessly when I am writing fiction than when I have to convert real-life experiences into a form that is fun and interesting"
I have to say it again. This would make a great book.You are a very talented writer and I would love to see you reach a HUGE audience.
BTW, my DS (6) wants to be an Imagineer too!
MomBoyd. You are very kind. I don’t know if a publisher would take on a Disney related fiction book. We on the DIS know there are millions of Disney-goers that could relate to and enjoy it, but I’m not sure a publisher would be convinced. You never know, someday I might pitch the idea, and steal the title someone suggested “Laughter around the World.” That would be a great title. As I am an unknown, I doubt I could send a “pitch” and a couple sample chapters to a publisher; I would need to write and submit the completed manuscript. I’ve been through the process before, decades ago, and came close to having a novel published. The manuscript went through the whole battery of readers and associate editors and made it to the senior editor, and after close to a year they finally decided against it. After that my life moved in other directions and I abandoned the effort. It’s very aggravating to spend a year in that sort of suspense. I’m sure my agent was disappointed as well. Anyway, thanks so much for the words of encouragement. I really appreciate it. And I hope your son gets to be an Imagineer some day.
That was hysterical!!! Cigarette burn-hole hidden Mickey's? Cheese wedgie BVD's? You only forgot government cheese, food stamps (to pay for food), and meth addicted hookers (who enjoy hooked rugs) for color. Instead of bunnies along the trails, maybe add rats?
This last installment has proven once and for all, YOU are the most talented writer who ever graced the TR boards!
You are fabulous!
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UtahMama: MWAH back to you.
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That was priceless.
Hi Briarmom! Thanks. I’m glad you enjoyed it. In a few days maybe I’ll stir up some trouble and post it on the Community Board. I’d love to post it on the Resorts Board, but I dare not do that!Minnie_Moo. Hey, I like that idea: a mini-meet with Minnie_Moo. Well have a nice selection of Eye-talian food and maybe you can be Florence the cow who makes cheese from Florence Italy like on a TV commercial Ive seen.