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what this thread has become But I'll throw in another one...... Adults who go to Disney World without children. What the everloving f*ckSure, bring the tots to see Mickey when they are 5. But people actually go for honeymoons..... I'd rather shoot my own kneecap
Define adults...Recently went with my sister, mom, two of my cousins and their parents.My sister, cousins, and I are all in our early to mid-20s, and we had an absolute blast because we could actually appreciate/remember it.Last time we were there beforehand was 15 years ago.
Never got the love affair. Fat bottom girls is catchy though. That being said I should've just said all stadium rock
Black Mirror. I can just imagine being in that writer’s room:“Okay guys, so here’s what our next episode is gonna be about. Somebody invents a car, only instead of using gasoline, it’s powered by social media likes. And now gas stations don’t have fuel pumps but instead have hot chicks in bikinis and you can take your picture with them and get lots of likes on Instagram to fill up your tank. And what happens is one guy is driving in the middle of nowhere and his car breaks down and he has to post a bunch of stuff to get it going again, only his phone is dying. Now get to work.”
Queen
TAMUI do know, Newsie is right on you knowing ball.
Yeah, and what if you are someone like me that never got to go until they were adults? #Largefamilyproblems
Maybe “Galway” meant “The Queen”.
I don't like Magic Kingdom but I love theme parks. Wife and I are contemplating going to Orlando for the tourney this year. Will gladly hit up Universal Studios, Epcot, and Hollywood Studios.
I've taken a lot of crap from you over the years Galway. This might be the last straw
You realize Queen was a lot more than stadium rock right?
-people who feel the need to bring their pets everywhere and claim them as "emotional support animals" because they can't bear to be away from their little rat dog for 3 hours or a weekend away.
-I'm with the people who have said adults (particularly those without kids) obsessed with Disney.
-people who are obsessed with Rose' and wear "Rose All Day" shirts and sport other gear with that saying.
People who lie and say their pet is an emotional support animal when they are not are the worst. I would be careful assuming that is what is going on when you meet someone with an emotional support animal
I'm certainly not obsessed with Disney, but my wife and I did go there once without kids. We had a great time. And we took our kids once. Again, a great (albeit expensive) vacation that I have recommended many times. But these people go go year after year -- especially without kids -- yeah...I don't get that.Now we're moving beyond my "don't get it" list and into my pet peeves list (no pun intended). I absolutely hate this. Particularly because it is not protected under the law. Emotional support animals (as distinguished from service animals) are not permitted in stores, restaurants, hotels, etc. I wish more business owners would prohibit this, but they're afraid of getting sued. More states are making it illegal to overstate and/or misrepresent your animal's role. Good.I have no idea what you're even referring to here. Can't say that I've even heard of this.
The movie Grease. I like muscials but I never understood the appeal of GreaseI know this will shock some people but I did not get Lost
Threesomes
Amen, Brother Billy!!!!Boarded a United flight from MCO to ORD about two years ago. Was in first class and just settled in when a dude and comfort hound boarded. They sat next to me with the comfort hound in the space between seats 1E and 1F in first class. The comfort hound was as much an emotional support animal as an alligator running through one of 1 million Florida drainage canals. He was drooling and gazed up at me as I ate the dinner United served. The hound himself sitting was about four feet tall and weighed about 80 pounds. Damn dog smelled bad and was trained about as well as my spoiled, stubborn and internally focused cocker spaniel.I'm sorry folks. I don't care whether you need the comfort hound or not. If you can't go three hours on an airplane without emotional support, you don't belong on an airplane.In short:I DON'T GET COMFORT HOUNDS!!!!!! EitherP.S. -- For the record, I'm a dog owner.
I agree with you, but again point out that emotional support animals are not permitted in most businesses/locations. I freely acknowledge that some states might have more expansive laws, but generally speaking the rights afforded to emotional support animals are fairly limited and focus primarily on housing and air travel; not businesses. Even if they are totally legit. And that doesn't even begin to scratch the surface on the bogus emotional support animals.
But I can't agree with the statement that people who need ESAs don't belong on airplanes. If that were true that would mean my wife (and I by extension) don't belong on airplanes.