Originally Posted By melekalikimaka <<The wonderful thing about Tiggers, is that they don't frickin' apologize>> Hahahaha!
Originally Posted By ploeb909 Geezzz... What a pain! You know it does look like Tigger is reacting to "something", like someone said-possibly this kid unzipping his suit, and keep in mind that Tigger can not see the side of his head, but if you look at the kids face he looks like he is laughing even after he gets "clocked", like maybe he thought it was a joke also. I dont know, I think I want to hear "Tiggers" response to this, to bad Disney suspended him- I bet until this thing is over we dont see too much of Tigger in the park. Too Bad!
Originally Posted By imtigger2 "">>I think Tigger was just delivering one of the gifts for " A Year of A Million Dreams"<< HAHAHA!!! Best post of 2007 so far."" True... however, it's only the 8th, give it more time. Ha! (kidding of course) This SO sucks for me too. People who know me, know how much I love Tigger, so I'm getting a ton of "hey! did you hear about Tigger beating up that kid?" Uhhhggg... The funny thing is, is that they don't realize the 'rant' they just walked into by asking me that. hee hee Take care all. 8) Dan B imtigger
Originally Posted By dixielandings this is unbelievable how much press this is getting I drive to work this morning turn on the radio and there it is taking callers for opinions for the Tigger punch which by the way no callers believed that this was a real punch and they are saying the youtube version was played on the morning show I blame the press for letting this one get way outta control
Originally Posted By MinnieSummer And I blame the press for ruining my daughters illusion that the characters are real. WDW magic has been shattered for her by some idiot -- although she did watch it long enough to say that the kid was doing something to Tigger from behind that he shouldn't have been doing.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros There is a difference in reporting it, and then reporting the stuff that ruins the magic. I noticed in the video that I saw that it was painfully clear that they were talking about some guy in a costume. Although they want to present the facts, I think that they should also look out for kids who might be watching. I realize that they aren't really on Disney's side here, but they should be careful with how they report things. Especially when they are hardly newsworthy to begin with.
Originally Posted By Labuda "SWA trash!!!" Ummmm, so since I'm fi9nally flying something other than SWA to WDW on my upcoming trip, I have to ask - are folks who fly in coach on American as bad as the SWA trash? I sure hope not! lol
Originally Posted By Liberty Belle >>Everybody will come up and apologize to me but Tigger. He won't be a man about it<< There's something inherently wrong in that sentence. >> I blame the press for ruining my daughters illusion that the characters are real<< I said the same thing in the other "Tigger Tantrum" thread - well, I don't have a daughter. But I think it's wrong that kids who happen to be in the room while the news is on have to find out that the Disney characters are just actors after all. I also think it's wrong that this news made it all the way over here to Australia.
Originally Posted By AuroraRose not sure if anyone noticed but the kid was laughing the whole time, them shook hands with tigger in the end--i thingk dad saw a chance at cha-ching!!
Originally Posted By MinnieSummer Aurorarose you are sooo right. Nothing was wrong with that boy. Labuda you should notice a big difference in your new airline. ALthough I have always thought the SWA trash was because I always flew to Pittsburgh and had to deal with the rabid Steeler/Pirate/Penguin fans. You mean all of the SWA passengers are bad?
Originally Posted By Labuda I actually love SWA. Though, oddly, every single time I fly them I have a man of the cloth next to me. Talk about disturbing! lol I've only ever flown SW to & from/between San Antonio/Austin/Houston and LAX/MCO.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I've flown on Southwest a couple times now, and the one thing that I really like is that they serve Dr Pepper. For some reason, no other airline (that I have encountered at least) does this. It's not a big deal, but I really like it, since I'm a DP fan. I guess it's the little things in life that make me happy.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN NWA used to serve Dr Pepper in regular and diet choices, but no longer does.
Originally Posted By RoadTrip <<NWA used to serve Dr Pepper in regular and diet choices, but no longer does.>> Now NWA serves water in regular and diet choices. ;-) You know it's bad when Air Tran and Sun Country offer better food and drink service than NWA.
Originally Posted By Mr X As long as serve plenty of beer and tequila, I could care less about what soft drinks are available (of course, strong coffee prior to arrival is also a must). I never fly sober. ;D
Originally Posted By Labuda "You know it's bad when Air Tran and Sun Country offer better food and drink service than NWA" It just floors me that on my DH's 3-hr NWA flight this morning, he can BUY food. Who wants to pay for airline food? Same thing when I fly to WDW in April (87 days! woo woo!), American will SELL me food if I want. Yeah, right!
Originally Posted By TDLFAN I would not fly NWA even if they paid me to fly them. Service is horrible. You have to pay for everything but water and soda. One of the worst airlines around due to it's Minnesota mentality. AVOID AVOID!!
Originally Posted By Mr X I'd be willing to pay if the food was better. For instance, my cousin bought a sub sandwich on Easy-Jet...compared to the NOTHING I got on American from BOS to MIA, a sub sounds pretty darn good!
Originally Posted By SuperDry I'm looking forward to my complimentary dinner that will be served to me in a few hours on my flight to Philadelphia on Continental Airlines, the only domestic carrier that still offers free meals at mealtime to all passengers, as well as free movies, even on domestic flights (you pay for the headset or use your own for free). Right now, I'm in the airport lounge, enjoying the free full-service bar, free snacks, and free WiFi (well, free to people with access to the lounge). They're as close to a full-service airline as we still have in the US. And, it's very interesting that they manage to be profitable, unlike their SkyTeam partners Delta and Northwest that have cut passenger amenities yet find themselves in bankruptcy. And on their flights to Japan, they even serve Asahi SuperDry, so that naturally makes me very happy.
