Originally Posted By alexbook Trail mix is tasty, but a large bag of it in lieu of a proper lunch is a bad idea.
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb I could tell we were going to have fog when my sinuses went haywire last night
Originally Posted By disneydad109 Your nose can sense the coming of frogs?You must be some kind of super hero.
Originally Posted By chickendumpling I wish I had one of those hand-crank pencil sharpeners that had the "dial-o-matic" thingy on it from when I was in school.
Originally Posted By chickendumpling I love the fact that I don't have to pay any attention whatsover to grammar in the play pen. Such freedom! Wheeeeeeeee
Originally Posted By chickendumpling Though I do love grammar and actually own a copy of "Eats Shoots and Leaves".
Originally Posted By knightnfrees I loved my grampar as well as my grammar. Random: Do you have any jacks?
Originally Posted By knightnfrees If there was a documentary on Spock from Star Trek, It should be called "Finding Nimoy".
Originally Posted By markedward When I was younger, I really liked Leonard Nemoy's In Search Of t.v. series. In Search of the Loch Ness Monster, In Search of Big Foot. I ate that stuff up.
Originally Posted By markedward But what I really came to the random thread for was to babble about my trip to WDW when I was ten. I know I was ten because my parents were seperated but not divorced. My older brother and I went with my dad when he had a week of training, or conferences, or something in Jacksonville, Florida. While my dad worked, and my brother was lord knows where, I would go to this mall within walking distance. By the way, all the talk of malls in the Last to be First thread is what got me thinking about this. But what I really liked was the Pizza Hut across the street from the hotel. I remember going there and having a personal pan pizza. I just thought this was the coolest and most grown up thing I'd ever done. To go to a restaurant by myself. Of course in this day and age, no one would let their ten year old have that kind of freedom, certainly not in an unfamiliar city. But times were different. Eventually my dad's conference or whatever ended and we went to Disney World. I literally don't remember a single thing from the Magic Kingdom. But I remember the restaurant and especially the pool at the Polynesian Resort. Cool pool, with a water slide that looked like it was built into a mountain. Anyway, though I don't remember a thing about my only childhood visit to the WDW Magic Kingdom, that little pizza sure did make a lasting impression.
Originally Posted By markedward One of the things that added to the less than awesome success of the Star Trek movies was letting the stars direct. I forget which one Leonard Nemoy directed, but it wasn't pretty. What Disney stars can you see trying to demand that? Can you imagine Mater holding out for co-writer or executive producer to get him in the Cars sequel? Buzz Lightyear, claiming production on Toy Story 3 would interfere with touring for his debut album, is believed to be demanding that he be allowed to direct the next installment of the popular series. Sheriff Woody, on retreat at a Buddhist monestary in Nepal following his break up with Bo Peep, is rumored to also want a turn in the director's chair. Said co-star Hamm: "They're both brilliant. I'd love for either of them to direct. Just don't make me work with that Mack guy from Cars, or P.T. Flea from A Bug's Life. Those guys are jerks."
Originally Posted By disneydad109 I like to count by seven,I could go on for hours. 7,14,21,28,35,42,49,56,63,70 etc etc I realy do not like that 7 times 7 is 49 i would rather it was 42. I guess you can't have everything
Originally Posted By TALL Disney Guy COOKIE MONSTER BOTTLE ROCKET UNDERPANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
