robinb
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Whatever. Maybe you did mean the popcorn guy the way Sammie and I took it after allWhew...and to think I almost weighed in on hallways, building exterior etc.
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.Whatever. Maybe you did mean the popcorn guy the way Sammie and I took it after allWhew...and to think I almost weighed in on hallways, building exterior etc.
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.I could be wrong, but is the Grandstand pool area even considered a "quiet" pool? It's got a kids play area, a bar...not exactly what I'd consider a quiet area.
The pools in the Paddock and Congress Park areas are more of a quiet pool type.
Good question...I actually consider The Grandstand pool a second themed pool. I would not have considered it a quiet pool.
I kinda get that vibe from BCV on the upper floors. I think it's mostly because they seem to double back on themselves. I have no problem with BWV.Yes, BroganMc - Those are the kind of interior halls that give me the creeps. I love the open air walkways/entrances at SSR and OKW- I also love atrium style lobbies like Contemp or AKL- I just really dislike enclosed hotel corridors for some reason.
Exterior hallways or walkways say "Florida" to me. We lived in Miami for 4 years and the campus where I worked had many buildings like that, with rooms that opened directly to the outdoors. Coming from the Northeast, it was very novel and fun for me.
So I appreciate that aspect of SSR. It makes me feel that I am away from home and in a special place. I also read in the Unofficial Guide that rooms that open to the outdoors are quieter than rooms that open to a hallway because the door is more solid & reinforced to maintain the interior temperature.
However, we have also stayed at BCV and loved that too.
I know everyone rags on AP at SSR, but I found myself longing for it after getting stuck a few times at the Marketplace at BCV. The food line at AP works alot better than the one at BCV. Multiple family units trying to order kids meals!![]()
Don't worry I never get full ofon one of these threads.
Thanks for the drink!
I own at SSR and have visited for spa treatments, but have never stayed there. I've heard people say that DTD is a plus, but how long does it actually take to walk over there?
So...It's a terribly long walk to everything, the resort is ugly, the pool is yucky, the views are bad, and it's really noisy!
I just hate that place!
Wow, do you happen to remember the room number or at least the building you were in with that view?
I think the popcorn guy is usually used in an insulting way. Like "I can't believe you said that (are arguing about that) and I'll just sit back and watch this thread implode." If you didn't mean it that way, then perhaps you should learn to use the "thread tools" drop-down
on the upper right. Drop it down and select "Subscribe to this thread" and then you are subscribed without any popcorn.
or maybe
= "this is going to be interesting... I'm subscribing".I have disagree with your assessment of what most people's intentions are when using popcorn man. I wish you would go back and look at the first handful of posts. Do you really think our intent was to insult the OP?
For me.... "I can't believe you said that" =or maybe
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= "this is going to be interesting... I'm subscribing".
Maybe the thread is going to implode, maybe it will just be lively discussion, but it is certainly not up any one person as to what is the correct procedure for subscribing to a thread.
No, I didn't think you had the intention to insult the OP. I do admit that endlessI have disagree with your assessment of what most people's intentions are when using popcorn man. I wish you would go back and look at the first handful of posts. Do you really think our intent was to insult the OP?
posts on a possibly inflammatory thread is one of my DIS pet peeves
. After so many years on the DIS I have more than one, LOL, and I usually just grin and bear it
.
as a Really Bad Egg used the
twice. Once in post #11 and again in post #47. While the first one could be considered a "subscribing"
the latter one was definitely not. A "bumping"
means something less innocent, IMO. Especially when the thread had just been posted to minutes before.
I think I just used
in one post more that I have in all my other posts combined
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, I'm reminded of Dory and the sea turtle children when Marlin starts telling the story about Nemo getting lost/stolen- "This is going to be interesting."But my comment really wasn't about a "subscribing"as a Really Bad Egg used the
twice. Once in post #11 and again in post #47. While the first one could be considered a "subscribing"
the latter one was definitely not.

It doesn't, but its something to complain about.......
I think it is merely the reference to the entertainment of SSR haters vs SSR lovers......![]()

Tisbit, totally agree. And not to change the subject, but being rather knew to the board, I can't believe how defensive people are when there's a negative opinion about SSR.![]()
