You should all feel VERY sorry for me....

[CamColt]

After seeing how tough it is, I appreciate all you do for us even more now.
Have a great time!

 

[photobob]

You'll probably be forced to eat cheese soup and pretzel bread, THE HORROR!!

 

[Muffy]

Pete, you are a funny guy! Give Mickey a smooch for me!

Muffy

 

[LoriZH]

Here's hoping that you will have a miserable time!

 

[FFerret]

Originally posted by jerseydizdreamer
I know I speak on behalf of every poster on the site when I say, "God bless you, sir, for taking on so many burdens in the name of helping us, the unwashed, unworthy masses, better plan our journeys to the House of Mouse." I can not even begin to express the gratitude we feel... in fact, I'm thinking perhaps we should even take up a collection to help offset your costs!

Richard

You'll be in my prayers, Pete

 

[JAP]

You need an assistant Pete???? I hope your day at EPCOT is wonderful!

 

[tmq2766]

You poor poor pitiful thing...... What did you do to deserve this horrific punishment?????

 

[BethC1952]

I feel terribly sorry for you. Can I help you out? Perhaps go to Epcot for you? I would be willing to trade jobs with you for a few days so you can have the sheer pleasure of being a financial analyst for government programs instead of the dreadful drudgery of being a webmaster!

Beth

 

[nativetxn]

Bless your heart, Pete. The sacrifices you make for the DIS

I'm very, very envious

 

[cindy_k]

<B>Thanks Pete!!! </B>
I know maintaining a website this big is not an easy job, nor is it cheap!

Thank you VERY much for all the real time consuming work you do to maintain this wonderful place for all us Addicts.

Have a fun time!!

Cindy in NY

 

[Steve TLT]

Pete, I'd be willing to sub-contract that part of your job for you.

Steve

 

[zurgswife]

Listen for the violins...

 

[snuggles]

Poor Pete... I'm sorry you have to work so hard and then have to endure lunch in Canada! I hope you don't have to choke down that cheese soup or that pretzel bread!

 

[John VN]

Sounds to me that this trip takes care of the NOW but you could always get in touch with one of us for the AGAIN trip and I'm sure someone else would not mind having to take your place. Oh the pain and agony.

 

[elemusing]

Pete,

I would love to take some of the burden off of you. Anytime you want to send me, on your money, (you can deduct it as a business expense, right? ), I would be more than happy to help. I know you are a VERY BUSY man, and I would love to investigate these crowded, overbearing theme parks for you. :inserting my tongue in cheek:

Whadda ya say?

Angie

PS: THANKS for the DIS WE LOVE YOU!

 

[adamak]

Gee. Get over it already and quit complaining!!! Could be much worse.... like getting stuck in line for Tower of Terror or having to endure endless dinners, just to make up some reviews.....

 

[MickeyEars]

Not Nice!!!

 

[WebmasterPete]

Okay, I'm EXHAUSTED!!!!!

Crowds were managable though...and it didn't rain while I was there (which is a really saying something these days in Orlando...it's ALWAYS raining ) Anyway, Corey braved Mission Space and said it was not nearly as bad as he thought it would be (and he get's nauseous very quickly). Mom got her first taste of Test Track and seemed to enjoy it. Oh, and they've added a Filet Mignon with a maple barbecue sauce to the menu at Le Cellier...I HIGHLY recommend it (expensive, but very good). Oh, and PhotoBob...yes, I did endure the cheese soup and pretzel bread. However, I kept making these low grunting noises and the family next to us kept acting like they needed to protect thier children. Like I was going to eat the kids if the cheese soup wasn't enough.

I think the average temperature in Orlando today was 177 degrees though. It's so attractive when a man that could really stand to lose 5, 10, okay, maybe 40 pounds is sweating like a stuck pig. I felt like telling people "don't stand near me" for fear that my deodarant had given out under the strain.

But, on the up side, I bought a TON of stuff at the Mission Space pavillion today to give away on the site. Some t-shirts, coffee mugs, pins and a really nice beach towel. Now I just have to come up with some contests so I can give the stuff away. Actually, the "prize" bag is pretty full...I've got a lot of stuff I've bought over the years to give away, and haven't.


So, tomorrow it's off to the Magic Kingdom. I think I'll wear a red shirt and mini-skirt tomorrow and see how many people post about the big fat "re-tread" from Gay Days who showed up a few months late

Night all!!

Pete

 

[frannn]

I guess all of us sportin' double digits on our countdown clocks will have to live vicariously through you...for now. You sure you don't have one of those picture taking cel phones, so we could see the look of pain and anguish on your face? I bet you have one of those handlebar mustaches that turns up on the ends, like the villains that tye women to railroad tracks...the DW railroad, that is! Glad to hear you survived the first part of your trip.

 

[Tesabat]

I felt like telling people "don't stand near me" for fear that my deodarant had given out under the strain.

Okay - you've been watching too many of those commercials where even the players on the foosball table pass out.

Enjoy the "tough job". Hey - we know somebody's got to do it. We feel for you man. Just think of us all as the wing..um...people... we're distracting the masses so you can go play. Ok, I'll go shut off the TV and have a beer now.