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      CommentAuthornyarfdude
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     

    hehe

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      CommentAuthorTadGhostal
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     
    Posted By: Athene

    I found Mickey Mantle hiding in a baseball card - does that count?

    Unfortunately, no more than me finding Mickey Rourke hiding out by the front gate auditioning with passers by for movie parts or "whatever".

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      CommentAuthorTrance
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007 edited
     

    I've never been to Disneyland. :smith:

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      CommentAuthorD League
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     

    I never want to go back to Disneyland. Trust me (I don't know why you would, but) you arn't missing much. What you've seen on TV is all there is.

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      CommentAuthormargaret
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     

    It's true. I took a class in college (no joke) called Fairs & Amusement Parks, and when we studied the Disneyland/World theme parks, it was quite clear that there is nothing to do there other than look around, buy things, or eat.

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      CommentAuthorTrance
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007 edited
     

    Lots of my friends have gone, and they've all commented with positive feedback.

    I've never seen it on TV myself.

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      CommentAuthorD League
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     

    It may have just been the day I went, but it definitly wasn't up the the fire codes. It was over crowded, the food (when you didn't have to wait an hour and a half for it) was over priced for it's quality, and it generaly seemed like a waste of time. Epcot was much better.

    If you're not seeing it on TV, I would try the UK's equivilant of the U.S.'s Travel Channel, whatever that is.

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      CommentAuthorTrance
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     

    Screw that, It's only an amusment park.

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      CommentAuthorcritdragon
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     

    disneyland paris sounds rubbish.. but i've always wanted to go to alton towers.. anybody know if that any good??

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      CommentAuthorbufar
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     

    I've never been to Alton Towers, but it was in one of the Roller Coaster Tycoon games and it looked good.

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      CommentAuthornyarfdude
    • CommentTimeJan 27th 2007
     

    Disney World was awesome when I went! What's wrong with you guys?!?! The Tower of Terror and Rockin' Roller Coaster are sweet!

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      CommentAuthorSimmy
    • CommentTimeAug 27th 2007
     

    Ive been to Alton Towers. Havent all english people? Ive also visited disneyworld. Alton Towers is good if you like the thrill of big rollercoasters, and is totally different to disneyworld.

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      CommentAuthorPaulustrious
    • CommentTimeAug 28th 2007 edited
     

    A word of advice - never live close enough to to Disney to make day trips. Everyone wants to go. But it does beat Niagara Falls. In Florida I would recommend Bush Gardens in preference.

    An old Scottish Joke:

    Q: What's the differnce between the man who sings White Christmas and the man who invented Mickey Mouse.

    A: Bings sings but Walt Disney.

    (I suspect that will not cross the Atlantic well).

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      CommentAuthorFact totum
    • CommentTimeAug 28th 2007
     

    I've been to Fawlty Towers.

    Posted By: Paulustrious

    A: Bings sings but Walt Disney.

    I don't think that gets off the beach.

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      CommentAuthorRot Bottom
    • CommentTimeAug 28th 2007
     
    Posted By: Trance

    Lots of my friends have gone, and they've all commented with positive feedback.

    I have never been to Disneyanything. One of my friends however has negative feedback - mostly concerning the massive dose of LSD he was spiked with by friends on his way to Disney World.

    Factoids:
    - Assaulting an animatronic Disney character is assault in Orlando, FL, USA.

    - Disney's theme parks, collectively, have one of the four largest non-military police forces in the world.

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      CommentAuthorUdoboy
    • CommentTimeAug 28th 2007
     
    Posted By: Rot Bottom
    Posted By: Trance

    Lots of my friends have gone, and they've all commented with positive feedback.

    I have never been to Disneyanything. One of my friends however has negative feedback - mostly concerning the massive dose of LSD he was spiked with by friends on his way to Disney World.

    Well, let's blame that on Disney!

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    Posted By: Paulustrious

    A: Bings sings but Walt Disney.

    Och! Tha' belongs inna midden.

    Literally tens of people visit Scotland in the summer.

    Britain invented the cat.

    Britain was lost in 1951, and found again in 1972 hiding under Belgium.

    That's top banana.

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      CommentAuthorTrance
    • CommentTimeAug 29th 2007
     
    Posted By: [Expletive Deleted]

    Britain was lost in 1951, and found again in 1972 hiding under Belgium.

    Don't joke about that. That was a traumatic time for everyone. :cry:

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    Way back in the Plasticene era Britain was a huge equatorial atoll, almost the size of Australia. However as the internal lake shrank Britain also shrank to its current size.

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      CommentAuthorFact totum
    • CommentTimeAug 29th 2007
     

    Of course. Cold water is known to cause shrinkage.

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    I went swimming in Llandudno (UK) on December 26.

    I can confirm I was almost lost at sea.

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    Posted By: Paulustrious

    Plasticene era

    Could have just molded a new, animated Britain from materials available at the time.

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