Smidgy and the Grump, Freaky Friday, 11-06

Hi my friends....

Still reading... still loving your writing....
You were a bad, bad boy- smoking during school hours... lol

I quit by the way, last Sunday... smoking that is... we will see how that works...


Write on my friend.... write on!

Bee
 
Uh oh - another scary charater you run into?

You look great in the picture...for all the Italian blood supposedly I have, without a tan I would look more like Mr. Potato Head's eyes! ;)

Glad it has FINALLY warmed up!
 
Kyle, I'd love to take you up on the offer, but I'd have to bring the Elantra, the Santa Fe only knows how to go south, as in Florida.

That works too! I just have one request...I need you to bring some Garrett Popcorn...I'm jonesin really bad. :jumping3:


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Yay for warmer weather. Does this make the grump less grumpy?

We had a maid walk right in on us at Pop too. It was our last day at the hotel and we figured we would try to sleep a little bit later. I was awake, but lying in bed watching t.v. while everybody else was sleeping. No knock, No "hello", just marched right in! Scared my daughter to death.

Maybe it was the same gal! Maybe she is allergic to knocking or sumpthn.:confused3
 

If you are white as a ghost, then I am transparent. You could always try the spray tan before your next trip! It seems to work really well on all the prom princesses I've seen around here lately. :lmao:

No more fire during Illuminations? And Maelstrom is an EMH attraction? The things I learn from your trip reports!

Hope you guys are doing well! :flower3:
 
After waiting forever for the bus at Epcot, we finally got back to the resort, and it's getting close to 70 degrees today.
Good enough for me, I'll take anything with an "S" in it by now.

Yeah, cold temps are for polar bears, either waaay north or waaay south, not on the equator.

By the way, as Eco-oriented as Disney is, how come they never ask you "Paper or plastic?"
The other day after I was grocery shopping, the girl asked me that question at the check out, and I responded "Burlap."
She gave me that same look that the woman on the elevator gave me when I mentioned that next winter we should go to Cleveland instead.

Maybe next time we should all ask whether we could have paper or plastic. Reminds me when at ak getting popcorn in those large plastic buckets that there are no lids, or "lips" as the cm would say. What's the difference with adding another 2 ounces of hard plastic to the top of the canister?:confused3

I did get to see a critter I had never seen down in Disney before. On the pond near Showcase Plaza but on the Future World side, was a crowd all pointing into the water. I have expected to see a small gator, but was guy was yelling "Look at the gar!" Well, even though it had a pointy snout similar to a gar, it wasn't even the same species.

All you could see at the time was the head sticking up, and I told them it was a soft shelled turtle, and probably quite large. Once again I get the "psh, psh", so now I have to wait for vindication.

And this thing wasn't in the mood to vindicate anybody, it didn't move.
Well, ok, that should do it.

"Don't you think it may be getting just a little bit tired of breathing all this AIR by now?"

It was like a chorus around me, "OOOOOhhhhh", I loved it. And so did Crush evidently, for just then the head went under and his huge body came up, before it went under again too.

At least the one you saw was alive. 2 years ago when we went, the kids instantly were drawn to and saw a dead turtle floating by the bridge right by mexico. Pretty appetizing to look at while trying to eat. :scared1:

I was up at 6, had my suit on, finally dug out a tank top, and headed down to my yo yo for a quick smoke. That's it, suit, tank top, no shoes.

It was 45 degrees out!

I hate it when mother nature plays tricks on you like that. Nice and sunny in an area where it should be warm and ends up being a frozen tundra. Are we shure that Disney doesn't put up fake scenery over the windows at night to make it look warm? Is it some kind of magic we don't know about?pixiedust::rotfl:


I had every intention this trip to re take a photo of me with the potato heads, just like I did the first time we were here in May of '06.

Only problem is I'm still white as a ghost, I have been down here more than a week and have absolutely no tan, whatsoever.

When Cherie and I first stayed at pop we really enjoyed walking through the resort. Unfortunately, we kept saying "the kids would love this" and thus ended my savings program.
 
I'm trying to picture how exactly you would "rectomize" a situation.:scared:


I know....typical for me to take the bait on that one.:thumbsup2

You my friend, are very far from white........I'd be an albino if it weren't for my frekles..........my people came from the cold north countries that rarely see the sun leaving me with defective pasty white dna.
 
How the heck did I miss your update until today? sorry!

We arrived just as a bus was pulling up, but being EMH night made it crowded, and I ended up standing on the way to Epcot. For once I have no fear going through customs at the entry, I have no vikes in my pockets, no Sunny D and no little bottles, yes, this is unusual for me.

Nebo living the clean life? Who'd have thunk!!!!!!!!!!

The security check story reminded me of a story. My DS, (now an officer in eternal training in the Air Force) volunteered with his squadron for security duty at the Santa Barbara fair. Plain clothes, no uniforms.
His first day of duty was..............


















Checking bathrooms for pervs :rotfl2:
Of course they never told him what to do if he acutally encountered any pervs. Luckily he didn't.
Second day was bag check, confiscating swiss army knives from non-english speaking mexicans.

Glad things FINALLY warmed up for you!
 
After that we did the Nemo ride and finally Spaceship Earth.

While I like what they did with the scenes inside, I still don't like the ride down, I don't like the stupid "build your future" on the screen, and I don't really care that much for Judy Dench's narration. I liked Jeremy Irons better, and I especially miss Ol' Walter Chronkite's narration.
::yes:: I completely agree!
 
Hello boys and girls. Ok, gonna do a few call outs, tomorrow we will get to the confusing, mind numbing, jaw dropping shenanigans that took place that Saturday afternoon at Pop.

Hi my friends....

Still reading... still loving your writing....
You were a bad, bad boy- smoking during school hours... lol

I quit by the way, last Sunday... smoking that is... we will see how that works...


Write on my friend.... write on!

Bee
Hey, GREAT Belinda, nice goin! Keep it up and please, try not to take a life while you're quitting.

Uh oh - another scary charater you run into?

You look great in the picture...for all the Italian blood supposedly I have, without a tan I would look more like Mr. Potato Head's eyes! ;)

Glad it has FINALLY warmed up!

Tracy, I've seen your pic and I didn't think you looked that white to me. Kind of funny though, remember how when we were teenagers, how important it was every summer to get as dark as we could? Well, for some reason I seem to have not grown out of that stage, and skin cancer is the least of the health issues that scare me.

That works too! I just have one request...I need you to bring some Garrett Popcorn...I'm jonesin really bad. :jumping3:


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Kyle, you're gonna hate me for this I guess, but I don't know what Garret popcorn is! I'm a "what's on sale and throw it in the microwave guy now, although I was pretty darn good at making popcorn on the stove in a pot with Crisco Oil.
Oh, by the way, what happened to you my man? WOW, from Steven Wright quotes to Dave Ramsey? The same financial guy who believes you shouldn't start living until your at least forty? "Don't buy a car until you have the money to buy it outright, don't buy a house until you have 80% down, never ever use a credit card. Yeah, I can't argue with his logic, but it's just not realistic in most cases, unless you have rich parents. Kinda like a doctor saying "Don't ever get sick!" Yes, I know Dave Ramsey, and I think I might have more hair than him. Either that or he's saving it to sell later to a wig company.
Sorry Kyle, I'm just kiddin, I'm sure something made you switch to a Ramsey quote over Stephen Wright.

"I figure I have enough money saved up right now to last me the rest of my life. Unless I ever have to buy anything!" : a bum on the Dick van **** Show.

Yay for warmer weather. Does this make the grump less grumpy?

We had a maid walk right in on us at Pop too. It was our last day at the hotel and we figured we would try to sleep a little bit later. I was awake, but lying in bed watching t.v. while everybody else was sleeping. No knock, No "hello", just marched right in! Scared my daughter to death.

Maybe it was the same gal! Maybe she is allergic to knocking or sumpthn.:confused3

Well Elivabiff, it didn't really make me THAT less grumpy. You see I just spent a ton of money to spend a week in Siberia. And every time I looked across the lake at the halted constuction over on the other side of hourglass lake I kept calling it the Gulag.
The more I think of it, housekeeping at Disney has got to be the worst job you can have there. I think walking in on people and "catching them in the act" has got to be the only thing they look forward to.

If you are white as a ghost, then I am transparent. You could always try the spray tan before your next trip! It seems to work really well on all the prom princesses I've seen around here lately. :lmao:

No more fire during Illuminations? And Maelstrom is an EMH attraction? The things I learn from your trip reports!

Hope you guys are doing well! :flower3:

Jamie, uh, Jamie, right? Ok, Hoogy, I hope the fire at the beginning of Illuminations comes back soon, it really adds a lot to the show. I like it when you are staying at an Epcot resort, and about 11 at night or two hours after the park closes you can hear them ignite the rest of the propane that didn't burn off during the show, it sounds like a muffled sonic boom, not enough to wake you through closed windows but you can hear it if you are outside.

Yeah, cold temps are for polar bears, either waaay north or waaay south, not on the equator.

DJ, in this case I think I would have called them BIpolar bears, cuz it definately created mood swings.

Maybe next time we should all ask whether we could have paper or plastic. Reminds me when at ak getting popcorn in those large plastic buckets that there are no lids, or "lips" as the cm would say. What's the difference with adding another 2 ounces of hard plastic to the top of the canister?:confused3

Yep, have you noticed you can't get a stir stick or a straw there either? I think it's so the animals don't "put their eye out."

At least the one you saw was alive. 2 years ago when we went, the kids instantly were drawn to and saw a dead turtle floating by the bridge right by mexico. Pretty appetizing to look at while trying to eat. :scared1:

Nothing worse than a curdled turtle about to become fertiled. (yeah, I know, that sucked)

I hate it when mother nature plays tricks on you like that. Nice and sunny in an area where it should be warm and ends up being a frozen tundra. Are we shure that Disney doesn't put up fake scenery over the windows at night to make it look warm? Is it some kind of magic we don't know about?pixiedust::rotfl:

Hey, we're talking about the same company that sends Borax flakes down on us during the Osbourne Lights, trying to get us to believe it's snow, so they can sell some more Goofy Galoshes.


When Cherie and I first stayed at pop we really enjoyed walking through the resort. Unfortunately, we kept saying "the kids would love this" and thus ended my savings program.

We did the same thing, only difference was that our kids were in their twenties at the time. Great post DJ!

I'm trying to picture how exactly you would "rectomize" a situation.:scared:


I know....typical for me to take the bait on that one.:thumbsup2

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Cherie, at first I didn't know what you were talking about but wondered why you used that word that I've been known to use before. Guess I use it more than I think cuz I don't even remember writing it in the last chapter! And yes, it would be YOU! to be the ONLY one to pick that word out!

How the heck did I miss your update until today? sorry!



Nebo living the clean life? Who'd have thunk!!!!!!!!!!

Na, just a temporary blip on the screen, that's all.
folks


The security check story reminded me of a story. My DS, (now an officer in eternal training in the Air Force) volunteered with his squadron for security duty at the Santa Barbara fair. Plain clothes, no uniforms.
His first day of duty was..............


Checking bathrooms for pervs :rotfl2:
Of course they never told him what to do if he acutally encountered any pervs. Luckily he didn't.
Second day was bag check, confiscating swiss army knives from non-english speaking mexicans.

Glad things FINALLY warmed up for you!

Great story Marita, tell him I had my feet up on the seat.

::yes:: I completely agree!

Ok, this is on the changes to Spaceship Earth. PrincessV, I still don't see why they just waste the whole return trip down, I find nothing more boring than seeing computers hooked up and networking together, and they briefly covered the computer age on the way up.

How's this sound:
After the very top of the ride when the sky and stars appear, on the way back down they could have all the walls and ceiling lit up with different constellations, totally dark except for stars.
Then, as you pass under them, a line would connect the different stars to show the constellation that it gives it's name to: Orion the Hunter, the Big Dipper, the centaur in Sagitarrius, and so on. I'd rather look at something pretty like that than fiber optic computer connections and crappy graphics lit up on a little monitor in my "time machine".

What do ya think?


Ok, that's it I guess, see ya tomorrow :scared:
 
Hmm, I was hoping for some feedback on my Spaceship Earth idear, if you don't know what I'm talking about please read the last post, previous page.

Ok, I have no idea how this is going to turn out, or how hard it will be to explain it all, so pour yourselves a glass and let's just have some fun.

Nebo's Foibles

The Boy and the Button


Once upon a time in a Century long ago lived a lad named Nebo, who's five year mission was to explore new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to BOLDLY go where no man has gone bef......

whoops, wrong narration

take two


Once upon a time in a Century long ago, lived a lad named Nebo.

Now Nebo was a naive soul, very trusti

(Nebo interupting) Hey, what happened to "lived a handsome young man named Nebo?"

...very trusting, but not too bright or quick with matters of the mind and wit.

(keep it up!)

His biggest claim to fortune, aside from winning the Village Idiot contest, was to have somehow ended in matrimony with the lovely Diana.

(yeah? what did you do, place?)

His lovely Diana was charming, clever and filled with the grace that only the wind through the very tops of the willow grove on a summer's day can compare.

(think you used enough superlatives in that sentance?)

Since Nebo usually kept to himself, the only company he was almost ever seen in was by his lovely mate's side. There were those that thought that as odd as he was, that he could talk to the Spirits.

But much more likely it was he pouring the spirits.

And it was on this lovely and clever Saturday that they were reposing by the watering hole sharing their thoughts. Sorry, lovely thoughts.

Mostly it was Diana doing the speaking, with Nebo feigning understanding.
Easy to understand why since there wasnn't enough current passing through his mind to light up a firefly.

(hey!, I warned you!)

After a while, Nebo finally decided to do something worthwhile and offered his services to leave and bring back some form of fermented grain concoction for the two of them.

His trip back to the abode went easy enough, he had mastered the skill of pressing the button that elevated the small chamber and conveyed him to the required level to gain admittance to his domicile.

(what'd he say?)

In his room, there were a few things that almost overwhelmed him that needed to be done. First he needed to rinse out the plastic cups used for the beverages, then he needed to go see the ice man and fill his bucket. Then he had to decide what to mix and in what quantities, and he had to do this accurately and efficiently since they happened to be short of time.

But most of all he needed to use the water closet, and maybe for a while.

(THAT'S IT! YOU'RE OUT OF HERE!)

I'm sorry, just couldn't take it any more, besides, this guy's a jerk.
And not only that, I was starting to feel like Gollum.

I was running around like crazy, lucky we were right by the ice machine, and I decided to give the lovely and clever Diana a healthy dose from the pre-made Margarita bottle. For her I used the refillable mug.
Classy, huh?

For me I made a manhattan, but put that in a plastic cup, no, manhattans just can't be drank from a refillable mug. Besides, those mugs hold so much and when you're making a drink, of course you want to FILL the mug,,,,,just not a good idear at this time of day.

I made the drinks, then ran down to my yo yo for a quickie.
(easy winkers)

After remembering to throw the room latch keeping the door ajar, I had my quick smoke and returned to the room, half expecting to find the maid in the room slugging down the drinks I just made.

When I think about this next part, my mind almost starts to blur, but I know it happened because you just can't make up something this stupid.

Ok, bear with me and follow along, just not too closely.

I grabbed my room card and my smokes, then grabbed the drinks and left.
Standing at the elevator is a woman and her young daughter, waiting.

Remember, we are on the 4th floor, no where to go but down.
This is where the naive, handsome young lad meets the very forward self-absorbed young lady.

Soon enough, the elevator arrives, those two go in and I follow, noticing that my manhattan in the plastic cup is already suffering from ice meltage.

Remember earlier in the trip, I tried to make a light hearted joke about going to Cleveland next winter where it's warm? Well, I'm not going to make the same mistake again, that lady's glare was bad enough so this time I am going to partake in the time honored tradition of either staring at the floor or a blank wall.

On her way in, she pressed the button, so there was no reason for me to bother. I just stared at the advertisement on the wall for the food court.

I guess my mind was wandering, and when the doors opened and the two of the walked out, I followed almost right behind.

I immediately realized that this is not the ground floor, not sure yet what floor this is but it surely isn't the ground floor.

See how sharp I am?

At the same time, the woman goes, "OH, I forgot my sunglasses," and heads right back into the elevator with me once again right behind.

As her young daughter starts to come back in herself, the woman presses a button, then holds the door open and tells her daughter to go to the room, she'll be right back in a moment.

HUH?

She didn't want the ground floor after all?
Just then, another couple just catches the door in time and joins us, and....

Presses a button.

My head is already spinning, and I look at the panel to see what is lit up.

No, she didn't get off on the wrong floor like I did, she MEANT to do it.
The button she pressed originally was number 2, which is where we all got off.
so to speak

And NOW!, when I thought she was pressing number one, to correct her earlier mistake, uh uh, no mistake.
This time she had pressed 4 again,
to go back up and retrieve her sunglasses.

I frantically lunge for the panel to press number 1, but it's way too late now. It was also hard to do holding two drinks, part of the reason I never pressed it in the first place.

Ok, still with me?

You would think that I would have been safe still, since the other couple got on the elevator on 2 and pressed a button, they have to be going down, right?

Nope, they had pressed number 3!
So, from floor 2, we are now going back up to floor 3, it's not going to come back down to 1 until it has finished it's direction cycle.

My mind was spinning trying to figure it all out.
Why would a couple get on at 2 and just go up one floor?
Unless they came from outside and originally pressed the wrong button and got off on the wrong floor. ?

And why would the woman and kid go from their room and get off on the second floor? And the woman told the kid she'd see her in the room, but only the woman went back up, and left the kid on the second floor?????

At floor 3 the doors open and the couple get out, now it's just me and the woman again, and yes, still going back up.

This was the only funny part;
it was like for the first time, the woman actually noticed me still with her, and she was starting to get that Dory look, "WHy are you following me?"
And to be honest, I'm getting a tad ticked by now myself, it was easy enough to see that I was trying to go outside with somebody else's drink in my hand until she hi-jacked the elevator for her own personal use.

I just stared at her, didn't say a word, then I looked at my increasingly watered down manhattan.

Finally she said, "Oh, I'm sorry, I should have noticed you had your hands full and asked what floor you wanted."

Well, um, no, I made the last part up.

The doors opened once again on FLOOR NUMBER 4!, and there was a group of about five people waiting for it.

HER GROUP!

"HI, what are you doing back up here, we were just coming down to join you?"

"Oh, I forgot my sunglasses, I'll be right back, hold the doors for me, will you?"

I almost crapped my you know what's!

"Sure, is Betty downstairs with Donna?"

"Yes, I just took her down, she looks so cute today with her princess costume."

They are standing there chatting! I now felt like I was kidnapped!
I felt like saying that I hope you're talking about Donna cuz there was nothing cute about that kid but held my tongue.

"Ok, be right back."

Now I'm bordering on livid, but as they were all getting in, I said "I got it", and as the door was closing, started to put my elbow in the way as if to prevent them from shutting. But since I was holding two drinks, it was easy enough to pretend that the door bumped my arm and I almost dropped one, ,,

and the door closed.

"Whoops, sorry about that."

Now I have 5 people glaring at me, and I didn't give a rat's patootie about it.

Finally, we are going down,
and then the hand comes from behind me and presses the 2 button.

For some reason this was almost like getting hit in the stomach. I looked at the panel wanting to hit the emergency stop button but couldn't find one. Then I thought about throwing my drinks at the panel hoping to short it out.

HEY, if I can't go where I want to, nobody can!

But for some reason, the phrase "Casting Early Times before swine" popped in my head, and I didn't.

At floor two, the doors opened and they all got out, but not without one more glare at me who didn't hold the door like the good little lad was supposed to.

"Say hi to Donna for me," was all I got out.

At long last, the doors opened on the ground floor,,,,,
and I ran!

If you are scoring this at home, I started on 4, down to 2, up to 3, up to 4, down to 2, down to 1.

Incredible!

When I handed the drink to Smidgy, she said, "What took so long?"

My mixed drink in the plastic cup was totally watered down by now, so I just chugged it down and headed right back to make another one.

I took the stairs.

I still have to wonder just what in the heck was going on at Donna's on the second floor, I probably would have caught on quicker if this had been Pop Warner season.

But for all of you boys and girls out there, remember.............

THE MORAL OF THE STORY IS TO ALWAYS PRESS THE BUTTON!

:laughing::scared1::happytv::rotfl::confused3:lmao:


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Nebo, that sounded like a third grade math question
Love the accidental elbow bump that closed the doors. Some people are so a)clueless, or b)plain rude (there's your multiple choice quiz).
 
OhMari? Isn't summer about the ONLY time you have to get anything done up by you? I mean July and August? The rest of the time isn't there snow? We once rented a cabin up in Montello, a nice area and we went in August.
It never hit 75 degrees, we just sat around for a week drinking beer and grilling.
Now that I think of it, guess it wasn't a bad trip after all.
Your killin me.
So you are one of them.
Illinois :cool2: people.



nebo Nebo's Foibles, The Boy and the Button

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Hmm, I was hoping for some feedback on my Spaceship Earth idear, if you don't know what I'm talking about please read the last post, previous page.

I played with my camera, and I didn't hear a voice. Or maybe I was napping, I can't remember, but I do remember I had my camera ready to take pictures. They didn't turn out, or I just didn't want to look at myself.

And,
instead of laying out in the sun, it's called "tanning bed".
 
Well, I made it through all the trippie so far. Whew! That last bit with the elevator was hilarious!

I went looking for the fish poem from the earlier trip report and here it is, in all its radiant glory:

Ode to a Giant Fish

I do not know from whence it came,
With one lone appendage, it appears to be lame.
I will not, can not eat it, I say--
If I do, I fear I will spray!

Just gimme a beer and I'll kick back.
For getting in predicaments, I have a strange knack.
Sympathy is all I ask because starving I'll be;
Now where's that damn bottle of Sunny D?


Well worth the time to look for. I think Jamie (Whogirl's mom) posted this? I can't remember.
 
His lovely Diana was charming, clever and filled with the grace that only the wind through the very tops of the willow grove on a summer's day can compare.

grace? thanks for the props, hun, but I trip on a crack in the sidewalk! I'm no "waltz of the flowers"! more like "flight of the bumble bee"!:rotfl:
 
When I handed the drink to Smidgy, she said, "What took so long?"

reminds me of a time, ages ago. the lovely graceful Diana (:lmao:)was home ALLLLLL day with the little ones, awaiting the fine, handsome (;)) prince's return from a day slaying dragons.

now, unbeknownst to Diana, as prince Nebo was approaching the only trail (exit) leading to home, had only to venture past one false trail, a steel dragon moved over into HIS lane! wanted to be exactly where he was! the valiant Nebo had no choice but to enter the rough terrain on his right (grass) and in order to stop from stalling in the gulley of despair had to keep moving! found himself on the afore mentioned false trail (exit ramp to I90) heading east. next exit: Chicago! 20 miles
not to be deterred, Nebo drove all the way to Chicago, exited, turned around about 4 times, found the NEW trail (entrance to I90 west) and drove another 20 miles back to where he needed to be (thus thwarting death from the nasty steel dragon) albeit adding 40 miles to his drive time.
AH! success! he finally makes it home to his fair maiden, Diana,:bride: who asks:
"WHERE HAVE you been? WHAT took you so long?!:mad:"
prince Nebo "Chicago... don't ask!" :laughing:
 
Well, I made it through all the trippie so far. Whew! That last bit with the elevator was hilarious!

I went looking for the fish poem from the earlier trip report and here it is, in all its radiant glory:

Ode to a Giant Fish

I do not know from whence it came,
With one lone appendage, it appears to be lame.
I will not, can not eat it, I say--
If I do, I fear I will spray!

Just gimme a beer and I'll kick back.
For getting in predicaments, I have a strange knack.
Sympathy is all I ask because starving I'll be;
Now where's that damn bottle of Sunny D?


Well worth the time to look for. I think Jamie (Whogirl's mom) posted this? I can't remember.

Yes, it was me...I must have had a couple myself that night to crank out that baby! :laughing:

Nebo, get thee an insulated cup for thy grain concoction!:rotfl:

Smidgy, my dh did the same thing coming home from work when he first moved to Asheville. Well, he didn't get all the way to Chicago, but was on the wrong interstate nonetheless! :laughing: Men.
 
now, unbeknownst to Diana, as prince Nebo was approaching the only trail (exit) leading to home, had only to venture past one false trail, a steel dragon moved over into HIS lane! wanted to be exactly where he was! the valiant Nebo had no choice but to enter the rough terrain on his right (grass) and in order to stop from stalling in the gulley of despair had to keep moving! found himself on the afore mentioned false trail (exit ramp to I90) heading east. next exit: Chicago! 20 miles
not to be deterred, Nebo drove all the way to Chicago, exited, turned around about 4 times, found the NEW trail (entrance to I90 west) and drove another 20 miles back to where he needed to be (thus thwarting death from the nasty steel dragon) albeit adding 40 miles to his drive time.
AH! success! he finally makes it home to his fair maiden, Diana,:bride: who asks:
"WHERE HAVE you been? WHAT took you so long?!:mad:"
prince Nebo "Chicago... don't ask!" :laughing:[/QUOTE]

HMMM this sounds familiar........ seems to me we have done the "missed the exit to Rockford ended up in Madison before you can turn around thing" ourselves. Well at least I was asleep & it was Chuck that did it. At that's my version:rolleyes1
 











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