Well, she was obviously more important than you!
(in her mind, anyway)
This thread is still open - a morning surprise!
). Plus I think it's nice to be able to have a place to vent. I post regularly on another Disney message board as well, and one whiff of controversy, and a thread gets shut down. So to the Mods for allowing everyone to get these things off their chests and 
for (almost) everyone for being able to do so without resorting to the same *ahem* rude behaviors that we're all complaining about!
) words, told him to get back in line and wait with EVERYONE else in the room who wasn't throwing a tantrum, or take his ToT FP and leave. People actually started clapping and waving 
when he started to walk out, and one man in the back actually shouted, "Here's hoping the elevator breaks while you're on it, buddy!" The CM thanked us (and slipped us some FP's good any time)...even better, not 30 seconds after that guy had walked out the door, the ride started up again!
The chains for the lines at Soarin' (in the tunnel before the pre-show) have magnets holding them together in the middle. I don't know how many times I saw 2 kids in front of me swinging these until they came apart and turned into steel whips of death! They weren't really affecting me, a few people behind them, but I did wonder what would happen if one of the kids was clobbered in the face because of it. Not to mention the relentles "CLANG, CLANG, CLANG, CLANG" as the chains hit the ground, the poles, etc.
You may be waiting on the bus, but if your on the bench, your not in line. Your on the bench. Do you get it, on the bench, not in line. One more time on the bench, not in line.
When I come across situations like these, where people don't say thank you....I simply say "You're welcome your highness" It certainly speaks volumes and is very effective when said loudly and infront of a lot of people
) will notice the picture takes and usually say something to me. So since if I walk into someone's picture by mistake ~ I usually feel like the same thing has happened if someone walks in my picture.
First, I just wanted to thank the OP for putting this thread up. Sometimes I don't think people realize that behaviors they're engaging in are less than considerate of others (of course, more often than not, I'm inclined to believe that they do and just don't care
And now, my complaints! The first is one that hasn't yet been mentioned here - The people who act like the world is coming to an end if a ride breaks down while they're waiting in line. We were in the room before the preshow at RnRc when it broke down. The CM announced on the microphone that they were experiencing technical difficulties, but the ride would start shortly. My friend, husband, and I were standing next to the CM, chatting away while we waited (we were all college-age, and were discussing schools)...and lo and behold, after about 5 minutes, the "gentleman" standing behind us proceeds to shove his way up to the podium and say, "Hey BUDDY. I don't give a rat's where you're from, and what college you go to, and whatever the heck else you're yappin' about. I've got FP's for ToT, and I WANNA KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOIN' TO GET THIS RIDE BACK ON TRACK!!!" All the while, we're standing there literally agape. The man continues berating this poor CM for about another minute, when the three of us finally turned around, and in so many (polite
My other pet peeve is parents who let their kids hang on/swing the chains that hang from the poles forming lines - How many times does an entire line of people have to get banged in the shins by a swinging chain before a parent will make it stop?!!!
It annoys me to no end when they start messing with these things. Maybe they can put some kind of electric shock in them...THAT will make them stop playing with it 
I think kids are automatically drawn to these things. My boys do this and I am usually the worst mom in the world for making them cut it out
I'm so mean
*Note* I'm only joking about the electric shock thing...maybe
I think kids are automatically drawn to these things. My boys do this and I am usually the worst mom in the world for making them cut it out
I'm so mean
*Note* I'm only joking about the electric shock thing...maybe
Oh!!!That is soooo disgusting. Anybody with any sense of common decency (sp?) would be mortified. Did your husband wipe it off his shorts onto the mother and say thanks, but no thanks?
Rude and gross. I can't imagine that your husband even wanted to take those shorts back to the hotel with him to wash. woman owed him a new pair of shorts.
