This is getting interesting when I went last year these 2 cards were pulled for misprintsSo I heard they were either going to reprint the cards or come out with a new set, on my #25 card it is Sebastian and it is a Mark VI Monorail card but it has a pic of 11 small pics of the 11 monorails, what does your have on it
, I'll have to PM you in the next couple days and try to figure out if it's a new set or if they remade and rereleased those 2 cards, since I got those 2 cards like a week or 2 after I got back I am pretty sure they are the true cards pulled, I'm really curious why they pulled them, Your cards might hold the answer
Did a little research on the cards, If the info I found is upto date is your #25 card a peach striped monorail
the original #25 card was a pic of 11 small monorails the typo was on the back saying 12 monorails, it was later replaced with next monorail to be added to the fleet (peach, don't know if it's in operation or not yet), as far as #12 card they fixed the typo and was rereleased
When they were released card #12 & #25 were pulled for typos
Now on my next trip I have to get these 2 cards, I have a complete 25 card set, with the original #12 & #25 cards, so the original #12 card is rare but since they totally changed the #25 card and very few got out, it's super rare, it will be a sought after valuable set with both pulled & replacement cards
For those 2 cards you have the corrected cards, all the other cards are the same.
This set of cards is series 2, series 1 was out a few years ago and was pulled after the monorail accident, it had 18 cards
I also have that complete set, I know when we were talking about the cards way back there where lurkers laughing that someone would hunt these cards down, it took some time to get them all but considering I think it a wise venture
) They usually list them as Disney Transportation Trading Cards, you can even find 1st series cards there, Do they exist, if they do Commando is going to find them, That means there are a lot of lurkers, nothing wrong with that, I am personally inviting any lurker who is a Commando or maybe even interested in the Commando way to post and join us, We don't bite, and we are not going to flame you for planning a full day, Even if you don't get to everything you planned, it's all about having a good time while you are at WDW If you have a question even if you think it's stupid, our motto is the only stupid question is the one not asked), but anyway we were talking about the other Busch properties, since we had the same pass, I did not realize there is a bus that goes from SeaWorld to Busch Gardens Tampa, when we got home I looked it up and sure enough there is at $10pp round trip. It looks like they only run 1 time a day (I'll have to call and get more info), But this changes some planning (had 2 days up in the air), We have passes for Busch Gardens so it looks like we will be going
Never know what you might learn while talking to people in line
Just picked up a small pocket notebook to start planning next trip, I break it down by days & hours that we will be there, but I list a bunch of things to do in 4hr clips, this way it is a lot more flexible
The only things that are written in stone are ADR's, shows, and any other resisses
What is thing called a notebook that fits in your pocket? My phone is there but my notebook sits on my desk. Is it a Mac or PC?
Where people would use something called a pen to write things down in it
Although now endangered but not yet extinct, you can make a investment of about 79 cents and not have to worry about loosing something worth hundreds of dollars g I think the old school was on to something
Way back along time ago notebooks were made of paper
Hmmm, this ancient technology you speak of sounds vaguely familiar. We may have dug for them on a field trip at school.
But, I couldn't pass that up. I'm old enough to have started at my job 17 years ago when people didn't have their own computers. I get some strange looks when I say that.
They are usually lost if the PC breaks down at work, it's like time standing still That's where us old school guys save the day, with the way before the PC I still find the old ways easier. Got the kids addicted to it, and now they are pestering him all the time to play it, much to his dismay.
It is funny, even though we are not old, we have been working before a lot of co workers were even born
yIt's like those young whipper snappers out there who can't add accurately without a calculator, and are lost without one. I routinely do long addition just for the fun of it, and can add faster than a calculator. Calculators are for the math challenged if you ask me. And don't go on about the computer that DH threatens to throw out the window when it doesn't work as fast as he want's it to. He upgraded his cell phone for a better keyboard a couple of days ago, but I know that he got it so that he could download Angry Birds onto the phone so he could play it
Actually, mine was simple enough. I did it for the calendar access. I am on the road routinely, am scheduled out this year thru January, and need a quick way to access my calendar. Angry Birds was just a plus.It's like those young whipper snappers out there who can't add accurately without a calculator, and are lost without one. I routinely do long addition just for the fun of it, and can add faster than a calculator. Calculators are for the math challenged if you ask me. And don't go on about the computer that DH threatens to throw out the window when it doesn't work as fast as he want's it to. He upgraded his cell phone for a better keyboard a couple of days ago, but I know that he got it so that he could download Angry Birds onto the phone so he could play it
