I was just thinking, there is 1 ride I never did, and will never do at WDW
Ownage 2 pages in a row
Well, it's only been here for a few minutes.
The others haven't noticed yet.
the only drawback with moving to Orlando is no more trip planning..
Maybe I should start a never-ending TR....
the only drawback with moving to Orlando is no more trip planning..
Maybe I should start a never-ending TR....
I just peeked in on the suddenly a bit more active Disney Mom's thread. The following post caught my attention. It was advice being offered to a new Mom's thread participant:
You're always spitting Twizzlers on your screen. How many pounds of those things do you go through in a month?
That's part of the reason we're doing a deluxe for the first (and possibly last) time this year. That and a helpful pin code!
Really? You want to call me out?Jasmine-trapped would have been easier to figure out than princess-trapped based on the conversation and pictures we saw in DDC IX and a certain picture that has been around for quite a while thanks to Barry.
Thank you and I'm sorry if we caused anyone to have a migraine or did any permanent damage to the Disboards this afternoon.
I'm sorry... That really is a crappy day. I feel sorry for you, but if I didn't take it... well Stopher or Aaron likely would have.
You guys are definitely more like frenemies.
Freedom to discuss ALL THINGS DIS Dad related... and not confine it to 1 thread, that gets shut down monthly.
And recognition on the DISboards. It shows the DISdads, finally have respect, and influence.
Kinda like when you are dating, versus engaged, versus married.
People just perceive you differently.
The things you do when you are dating and married, are generally the same, but when married it's a lot more universally accepted.
How the hell did I make that leap?
Thought I'd post a random photo this morning.
After I saw Stopher's post in the last thread of the golf course lawnmower, I thought I'd post one of a "lawnmower" that was a little bit bigger.
I was out mowing the hillside by the house yesterday evening and stopped for a quick pic. The lake in the background, is actually where there should be some corn standing right now. The dark area going up towards the top of the pic was all under water as of this weekend, so it is at least receeding, but still nowhere near ready to plant. It was kind of depressing when I saw ducks swimming in the middle of the field while I was mowing. Usually my only close encounters with wildlife while I'm mowing by the woods is deer.
I guess I will introduce myself.
The name is Joe. (TekMickey)
40 yr old Single Dad.
My daughter is 11 and her name is Ariel. Yes it was my choice.
My requirements off the list start at the bottom with #137.
Then I realized I would probably land on several branches of the qualification tree.
I do have a question: Why isn't "You name your first born after a Disney character" one of the top ten qualifications?
Anyway, Emma's Dad, if you would review my request and let the Newb hazing begin.
Great the rest of us have to suffer for Andy being a smart butt
How could they make you fat if you're always spitting them out?Twizzlers are my treat for my hyperactivity, are you calling me fat Andy?
I would, but the tractor/mower is longer than our trailer so I can't haul that rig, and it would take too long to drive it all the way up there. Something tells me that they might not appreciate a tractor going around 465, so it would probably take a day of driving.Can you take care of my lawn while I am in Disney next week
You know, missing out on the planning would be a heck of a sacrifice, but I think I could live with it!
I could live with that kind of sacrifice for my family
See, we have a job that the whole family does together that we use to pay for our trip to Disney each year. We figured that it was better than spending the money on bills or anything since we all contribute together toward it.Yeah, our next "official" trip is Jan 2014, and we're intending on getting as much of the family and friends there that can afford to go. Thing is, I don't wanna wait that long to go back, so I've been thinking about doing a quickie trip for just the three of us.
However, now that we've been saying "You can come with us the next time we go", how many relatives will get cheesed off at us if we go before then?
TL
That's one of the reasons that I would not want to move to Disney. Er, Florida. Now we'd LOVE to move to Celebration and work for Disney. I'd love to work as a photopass photographer or a driver for the stunt show, but I know that they don't pay well enough for me to live there.the only drawback with moving to Orlando is no more trip planning..
Maybe I should start a never-ending TR....
Growing up, we had a mid-1940's Case Model DC that my dad first taught us to drive. He showed us how to get it into 1st, 2nd and 3rd gear and reverse in a standard "H" shape on the shifter. 3rd gear probably topped out about 10 MPH. About 6 months later, after we had some good practice time, he calls us both other and says "watch this". About half way between 1st gear and reverse, he jams the shifter to the left - a hidden 4th gear! And why did he keep it hidden from us? That old bucket of bolts could probably hit 35 MPH! Doing that in a 50 year old rust bucket was one heck of a thrill ride!I would, but the tractor/mower is longer than our trailer so I can't haul that rig, and it would take too long to drive it all the way up there. Something tells me that they might not appreciate a tractor going around 465, so it would probably take a day of driving.
Growing up, we had a mid-1940's Case Model DC that my dad first taught us to drive. He showed us how to get it into 1st, 2nd and 3rd gear and reverse in a standard "H" shape on the shifter. 3rd gear probably topped out about 10 MPH. About 6 months later, after we had some good practice time, he calls us both other and says "watch this". About half way between 1st gear and reverse, he jams the shifter to the left - a hidden 4th gear! And why did he keep it hidden from us? That old bucket of bolts could probably hit 35 MPH! Doing that in a 50 year old rust bucket was one heck of a thrill ride!
