Originally Posted By bobbelee9 Pats???? Or are you talking about when Peter Pan had his hand in his friend's pants pocket?
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<Spirit doesn't like people shopping at Wal-mart (yeah Arkansas) but he's admitted to driving a vehicle not made by hard-working Americans.>> WalMart is evil. Period. It has done more to destroy the American worker than any company ever has ... and it takes advantage of the poorest amongst us to spread their plague. I don't know what my cars have to do with anything (where's Nikki to take a shot?). But one car is a Honda and it was made right here in the good, old USA by good, old American auto-workers. My Benz was indeed made in Germany by good, old German auto-workers. And neither Honda nor Mercedes Benz have put the American automakers in the mess they are in ... bad union deals, a crappy product (only in the past decade has that changed by any real measure), a lack of vision ... those are reasons why they are on the verge of getting more of your money. <<I don't shop W-M (my daughters do) but DH, DS and I all drive Jeeps.>> Good. I hope they are well-made. I have been burned by Ford (multiple times), Pontiac and Dodge and will never buy another vehicle from those companies. My Hondas and Mercedes have ALL been 99% trouble free. And they are built to last unlike every 'American' car I have ever owned, which all seemed to have a 'drive by' date on which usually coincided with the warranty lapsing!
Originally Posted By carribean queen <<Or are you talking about when Peter Pan had his hand in his friend's pants pocket oof that was akward
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<Or are you talking about when Peter Pan had his hand in his friend's pants pocket?>> This sounds like the first scene of something filmed at Vista Way.
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 It's called "planned obsolesance:. Which is probably not spelled correctly. But it is the American Way.
Originally Posted By carribean queen we took a picture with peter one day while he was flirting with his boyfriend next day saw him at epcot with his hand in same mans pants didn't want to explain that to a 3 yr old
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<Peter and friend were in EPCOT>> They were also at Vista Lay ... I mean Way too! Trust me on this!
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<we took a picture with peter one day while he was flirting with his boyfriend next day saw him at epcot with his hand in same mans pants didn't want to explain that to a 3 yr old>> ah ... the true magic of TWDC! ;-)
Originally Posted By bobbelee9 On the other hand, although Peter Pan was thankfully not interested in my grandson, Wendy was really great with him. She's a shining example of CMs who go beyond what they are paid for.
Originally Posted By A Happy Haunt I would comment about the "he made her get off" post but , I don't want to get Admined on a Friday nite.. Ahh to be at the MK..for my HM evening extravaganza!!...I LOVE YOU MK!!
Originally Posted By Disney and beyond I think the major problem, not just with Disney but all over America, is that the big business men start to care less and and less about their customer and more about What's "Right" for the company. Can we get a True Disney fan, with a good mixture of common sense and understanding of your fellow fanatics in charge for once, please?
Originally Posted By CarolinaDisneyDad OK, as far as the Peter Pan incident there is probably a good explanation. How about he was trying to help him find his autograph book....or maybe he was just bumming a quarter. no pockets in tight you know. As for cars, we have a chrysler and have sworn off them forever. Under 50,000 miles and already had transmission problems, power steering replaced, window motor replaced, computer reprogrammed, electrical problems, steering column recalled, new steering column had to be worked on and still makes metal on metal sounds(we gave up trying to fix), and amount of road noise makes conversation near impossible. We have already decided the next one is a Honda Oddessy.
Originally Posted By CarolinaDisneyDad It's not just Wal-Mart. It's chain world in general. Wal-Mart is just the most visible. Think how many families could be supported from the sales of just one store. The problem with chain world is there is no real owner there is a board. A company can make 100 million in profit, but if it doesn't make 110 million next year everybody freaks and starts slashing everything they can on the P and L. If you or I had a company making 100 million a year we would consider it a great success.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <<<I agree with Dave, and vbdad, we need both. The towel animals make a lot of kids, and adults happy.>> Some adults are easily amused. < sometimes easy amusements are worth a lot in a world as stressful as ours.
Originally Posted By carribean queen <<<sometimes easy amusements are worth a lot in a world as stressful as ours Perfectly stated!
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Raises hand! What was Peter Pan doing in EPCOT in the first place? Shouldn't he be over at the Poly, or the MK?
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Those CMs are so dedicated.... they even dress in character and hit the parks even on their off days.
