That is just wrong... maybe we should all text Christopher when we arrive in WDW....
I think that sounds like a great idea!
Christian- I'm assuming you received my PM? Ddi you have a chance to check out the calendar?
Great idea I made a few additions and it is helping with my plans. I have absolutely no ADRs.
Ouch that one hurts! I can't compete with World of Color!
Guilty as Charged!
And believe me, I don't mind playing hardball from time to time when I need to
I'm working on uploading some pics to photobucket now, and will share some very soon. I got a few video clips too (very short, my camera only takes 10 secs at a time) - that might help get the idea across a little bit.
Just as a background for the rest of the guys who may or may not know what it is... World of Color is an all-new (June 2010) water, laser, pyrotechnic show at California Adventure. It is about a 23 minute show that uses over 1200 fountains, and is truly a technical marvel. I had seen the entire show after it opened on youtube, but wow - there's just NOTHING like seeing it in person. Plus as I said earlier, I was in the very FRONT row, literally separated from the water only by a chest high fence.
The show's name is inspired from the old Walt Disney's World of Color tv program on Sunday nights (one of several iterations of that show that was originally named "Disneyland" and started to air in 1954 on ABC to help Walt introduce the concept of his theme park to the nation - but later renamed several times. World of Color was the name when tv was transforming from B&W to Color) and actually starts using the original narration from that show. It incorporates practically 80% of Disney's animated film arsenal, plus some snips/clips from the Pirates films, etc. There was a cool Tron "tag" at the end as well, advertising the new film. If you like Fantasmic, this is 95x cooler. Because the entire show is run via computer, with no human actors, etc - it can be reprogrammed and updated relatively quickly. It has been so very popular this year since it opened, they're now talking about change outs for Christmas, Halloween etc to add additional interest. That will be pretty cool too, IMO.
One of the really neat things about being an elementary principal is that you get to see the stuff that kids put up on the hallway walls. One of our kindergarten classes had their annual "How do you cook a turkey" assignments up in the hall for the past few weeks. Some of them are absolutely hilarious, and each day you can see people reading them and getting a good laugh. Here are 4 samples. Remember the question: How do you cook a turkey?
I'm going to go out to our garden and kill a turkey. Then, I will bring him inside, put him in the oven at 350 for 25 minutes. Then, I'll put honey on him and eat him.
I will go hunting and kill a turkey. When we get back home, I'll put him in the oven and cook him at 50 degrees for 35 seconds. Then, I'll add salt and pepper and eat him.
My dad will go hunting and kill a turkey. The way we like to cook our turkey is to cook him at 5 degrees for 24 hours.
I'm going to go to the grocery store and get a turkey. When we get home, I think that we will cook the turkey at 1000 degrees (no, that is not a typo) for 5 seconds because I like my turkey a little burny on the outside and cold on the inside.
Ya'll have a great Thanksgiving.
Sounds like the last one could have used Ron's Mach 1 to accomplish the task!Hope Everyone had a Great Thanksgiving
We didn't have to go to my In-laws house till 3, so the original plan was to do the leaves, but it started to sleet then rainMach1 was a dead battery, convertible was a dead battery and starter cellinoid was shot (luckily I keep spare parts on hand
) After I got the Mach 1 going a couple of my neighbors came over, seems like the smell of burnt heavy fuel lures the guys to the car, I run heavy fuel, 94 octane + Real Lead + 104+ Octane Booster, it is a smell that you don't smell everyday and will not get out of a modern car
, after running it for about 15 minutes, I get in and rev it to red line, now running heavy fuel, with alittle over 500hp the back pressure is incredible, with the exaust cherry red from burning hot from all the octane, yeeeeeeeeeeeees blew a golf ball size hole in one of the mufflers, thinking to myself Yo import boy do that (with all the Aluminum in the imports they would most likely blow the engine 1st
OK have to replace a muffler ( no big deal have a lift in the garage), but this is bragging rights on the kids in the area
SWEET! 
) I add a can of a product called Real Lead, since lead is heavy thus the term Heavy Fuel, you can get it at a speed shop ( not recommended if you have Al. parts in engine, since engine will run really hot + its not the healthest stuff out there Most engines from this time frame pre 73 were had a 2 bolt main and had parts made of cast iron, If you have a 4 bolt main (like myself)you most likely have Forged steel parts, these parts can handle extreme heat (compare it to tools, Snap On , Craftsman, Husky, all made of Forged steel, very strong) 
Your right Don Leaded gas has not been availible at the pump since 86-88 time period. (maybe alittle later depending on state
Another term out there now is Thermal Engine Meltdown, This is a newer term for newer cars, since the newer cars have alot of Al parts they need to be well coated with oil, or they can melt:scared1
Alot of the newer cars do have alot of horsepower, but can lead to some real expensive problems if abused, things today are not a easy fix a do not last forever, IMO they should calll anything new - Throw aways, if they lasted along time and were easty to fix , Car companies would not make ANY money
As far as kids knowing what leaded gas is, I'm sure most could not hand me a cresent wrench out of the tool box
I had a bad case of Thermal Engine Meltdown in the grocery store the other day. As a matter of fact, it happened in the coffee section. I can tell you this; if you are going to have a case of Thermal Engine Meltdown in the grocery store, you want it to happen in the coffee section. Lots of aromas to cover it up
