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Oh my, yes. These are definitely jokes. Of course, I wouldn't be this rude in real life. But if I were evil...
That being said, I guess I should add a disclaimer:
DON'T TRY THESE AT HOME! (Or at Disneyland, or anywhere else I guess.)Last edited by pjdonnell; 01-22-2005, 09:19 AM.Light a man a fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of the night. Light a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life.
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I'd like to drive a spinning tea cup through the park.MiceChat 101: Be NICE! If you don't play well with others, you are in the wrong sandbox.
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1. Well for me is to drive one of the Autopia cars around Disneyland, then take it home.
2. Use the handcar on the Disneyland Railroad, and take it for a spin.
3. Use on of the submaries and go through the Rivers of America.
4. (Joke Wise) Before blowing up Tomorrowland, I would say "Fire in the Hole!"
5. Drive the Monorail back to my house and keep it.
6. Drive one of the Disneyland Railroad Locomotives REALLY REALLY FAST.
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-While on the Jungle Cruise finish all of the Skippers jokes in a condescending voice.
-Change it up by not quoting the ghost host in the streching room.
-Complain to a CM working on the Carosel in Fantasyland about the lack of black horses and how you find it borderline offensive to black horses everywhere.
-While riding on Splash Mountain belt out in terror during mellow parts of the ride. Profanities optional depending on the children within the proximity.
- Before the first drop on pirates turn to the person next to you and explain to them in a booming voice how afraid you were the first time you went down this 200 foot drop. Children in your boat will be grateful for the warning.
-If you find anyone in the park that looks over the age of 75, be sure to place them in your stroller and chaperone them around the park. They will thank you when the day is over.
- Before being loaded in an Autopia car exclaim to everyone "I wonder what the millage on this baby is?" then proceed to laugh obnoxiously and jab the person next to you in the side with your elbow saying "eh...ehh!"
- While riding through the Pooh ride during the dream sequence turn to your son or daughter and say "Pooh needs to really cut back on the reefer" then turn to your significant other and whisper "Do you remember that one night in the 70's in the back of your Pinto, good times"(insert funny comment here)
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Here's one I've actually done...
At the beginning of Pirates, shout pirate-y things at the folks enjoying dinner at the Blue Bayou restaurant "Avast, ye swabs... ye filthy bilge-rats... can ye throw a bit of scrap to a salty dog? Arrr!"
In my experience, everyone else in the boat loves it, but the diners... well, not so much.When 7 just isn't enuff
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1. Steer the autopia cars the direct oposite way that the track is moving.
2. After getting off of Indy, loudly comment on how that jeep had to have been a communist.
3. While ridding through Small World, constantly laugh at the horrible racial stereotypes
4. On the Jungle Cruise, ring a bell everytime the skipper makes a good joke, and sound a duck call ever time a lame one is made.
5. Right before the final lift on Pirates, yell loudly at the pirate attemting to take th gold up the hill, "Assume the position."
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Wow... "ignorant thoughtless yob." I like it.
Sometimes there's such a fine line between disruption and good honest fun. I'm not so sure that screaming in a child's ear in the Haunted Mansion and giving your boatmates a bit of a laugh (at the start of the ride... BEFORE the narration, etc..) are really within the same context.
My apologies for any offense, but please, let's keep it friendly here.When 7 just isn't enuff
Cheers! :monkey:
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