Originally Posted By YumaJohn I'm new here and i'm loving everything on these message boards. I can see from the posts that swearing is out. I appreciate that because I feel it definitely lowers the tone. However, I was curious if anyone ever talks about somewhat sensitive topics. I'm sure we all have stories of our younger days at disneyland. Can we talk about some of this stuff? Within reason? I know I had my fun. Nothing disruptive but maybe a little subversive. By the way, there is a section in Winnie the Pooh that I would have enjoyed a lot more when I was around twenty.
Originally Posted By Mrs ElderP basic rule: keep it family friendly, with rare exceptions for World events...
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan <a href="http://mb.laughingplace.com/MsgBoard-Rules.asp" target="_blank">http://mb.laughingplace.com/Ms...ules.asp</a>
Originally Posted By mawnck Also worth noting - bragging about bad behavior at the parks is seldom met with much approval. Most of us go there with our families.
Originally Posted By Jmacmouse this board is very sensitive to any topic that goes against anything Disney, Disneyland, or the Disneyland magic. I know from experience. The people on here are very nice, you just cant go against them. dont get me wrong though....i love disneyland just as much as everyone else here.
Originally Posted By retlawfan see also <a href="http://mb.laughingplace.com/MsgBoard-T-99307-P-1.asp" target="_blank">http://mb.laughingplace.com/Ms...-P-1.asp</a>
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 mawnck has it right. Fun and silly memories about hanging out at Disneyland as a kid will probably bring out others stories. Anything with damage to property, you will be flamed. You can always go ahead and post and see what happens. ADMIN does a good job OK, a for instance. "My friends and I had a bit too much (keep it vague here) and we went on Space Mountain and my friend swore he saw a guy floating." and continue on to ripping on the guy all night and now every time you go on Space you look for that guy. OK, that was silly but I was just trying to point out that if you keep the "details" vague the story can be told
Originally Posted By pecos bill Usually the stories involving the use of drugs or heavy intoxication are frowned upon. Not that it would not make for an entertaining discussion, its just that, as said before, this is a very family friendly site, and there are a lot of kids who read and post here. I really dont know if some of the other sites are more receptive to that kind of thing.
Originally Posted By Westsider Aside from all this talk about "families" and "kids" who read these boards, there are adults here who don't need to read about how cool you think you are because you went to Disneyland under the influence of illegal drugs or while drunk. Drugs are illegal and are not cool. Being drunk at Disneyland is also illegal, and also not cool. I enjoy a beer, don't get me wrong, but part of being an adult is acting like an adult. And there are adults on this board. Welcome to LaughingPlace.
Originally Posted By RockyMtnMinnie >>>Usually the stories involving the use of drugs or heavy intoxication are frowned upon.<<< What about drinking around the world?
Originally Posted By Ursula Drinking around the world is a sacred event with participants being adults knowing they are taking Disney's buses home or otherwise being driven by someone not intoxicated. The grown-ups doing this are usually not ones to get obnoxious. Bragging about sneaking crappy beer into DL as a teen/partaking in drugs is illegal and will not be taken lightly around these parts. Does that answer the question? And yes, I realize there is another activity of which I am not mentioning for good reason.
Originally Posted By AuroraRose I vote for a no holds barred--anything goes over 21 section that way people who want to be risque can go there, ans people who do not can stay out!
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Originally Posted By disneylandfan8 >>I vote for a no holds barred--anything goes over 21 section that way people who want to be risque can go there, ans people who do not can stay out!<< My suggestion would be to start a new website for this subject. Let's keep this site "family friendly" so there's no chance of any kids reading this section, IMHO.
Originally Posted By YumaJohn Hey guys, thanks for the info. All my questions have been answered. Of course, anyone visibly intoxicated in the park should be 86'd immediately. I don't condone this and neither should the parks. Anyone disrespecting the mouse should be put down HARD. That wasn't my point. We were all young once and I just thought it would be humorous to fondly recollect those times. As the proud father of two little girls I would never want them to be around obnoxious or drunken behavior. What brought this up is when I was on Alice last week and when we went into the show building a familiar old smell immediately hit me. My wife and I both laughed and the girls were completely oblivious. It brought back some old memories and that is all. I think this is the best DLand message board out there and I didn't want to offend anyone. That is why I posted the question. I hope to be a part of LP for a long time. You all seem like a great bunch of people. (And I would never sneak cheap beer into the park) Life is too short to drink cheap beer and I would NEVER EVER NEVERLAND drink in DLand. See above about disrespecting the mouse. Cool Beans, YumaJohn
Originally Posted By YumaJohn Also I sincerely apologize for the double topic post. I will never ever say anything bad about double posters again. It was an honest mistake (Stupid finger pad mouse thingy on my laptop!!!!!) and I will do everything in my power to never let it happen again. I have turned off the finger mouse and will never turn it on again.
