Roller ... aka Ed

A Bassett Hound!

http://www.fortfiends.net/forum/topic/10531-mama-aka-oldekoot/?p=299856 is a little pro/con from our trip to DL

What if you did one of those "mash-ups" that kids like?
 
How about shooting at Olaf, Anna or Elsa instead of ewoks?
 
TCD

Actually there was a vote and it passed by one vote. Where were you when we needed you? It's all your fault.

Of course you of all people know by now I am just trying to start trouble. I don't even watch soccer.

I'll sing Christmas carols cheaper than the $30 for a special band! Dominic the donkey is my specialty.

We are on our way! Going to hit Houston just in time for rush hour. The joy! Can't wait to get to the Fort tomorrow!

Dave has a little Russian who does his laundry, she uses the "flush" cycle  :flush2:  :bugeyes:

Do you want to melt a snowman?

I make a mean venison chili!
Wild turkey is great deep fried and on the rocks.

I saw venison on my plate at Epcot Sunday.

As many of you know, I was selected to race on the Achilles Freedom Team of Wounded Veterans during the Marine Corps Marathon.
Friday, October 24th, I flew out of ECP on my way to Washington, D.C. Delta Airlines got off to a bad start.
6 weeks previously, I had called and let Delta know that I was flying with a wheelchair and a racing chair. It was all set - help would be available and the chairs fly free.
No help was available at ECP; at first they said the racing chair was too large to fly - even though the same chair clay and the same class airplane all the time; the cargo supervisor came.in, took one look and said, "no problem"; then they tried to say I would have to pay $150 to fly the chair on each leg - $300 to D.C.; when I said it was supposed to fly free, they got snooty; they said there was no information about the fee being waived - I pointed out they said it flew free, so there was no fee to waive; it started to go downhill, until I insisted they contact the CRO at Delta's headquarters; suddenly, they said they would do me a favor and waive the fees.
More to come ... this was mainly to celebrate my 10000th post.

As many of you know, I was selected to race on the Achilles Freedom Team of Wounded Veterans during the Marine Corps Marathon.
Friday, October 24th, I flew out of ECP on my way to Washington, D.C. Delta Airlines got off to a bad start.
6 weeks previously, I had called and let Delta know that I was flying with a wheelchair and a racing chair. It was all set - help would be available and the chairs fly free.
No help was available at ECP; at first they said the racing chair was too large to fly - even though the same chair clay and the same class airplane all the time; the cargo supervisor came.in, took one look and said, "no problem"; then they tried to say I would have to pay $150 to fly the chair on each leg - $300 to D.C.; when I said it was supposed to fly free, they got snooty; they said there was no information about the fee being waived - I pointed out they said it flew free, so there was no fee to waive; it started to go downhill, until I insisted they contact the CRO at Delta's headquarters; suddenly, they said they would do me a favor and waive the fees.
More to come ... this was mainly to celebrate my 10000th post.

Thanks. Tours will be $5.00 when we get to the FORT. Have to pay for it somehow. :rofl2:

As many of you know, I was selected to race on the Achilles Freedom Team of Wounded Veterans during the Marine Corps Marathon.
Friday, October 24th, I flew out of ECP on my way to Washington, D.C. Delta Airlines got off to a bad start.
6 weeks previously, I had called and let Delta know that I was flying with a wheelchair and a racing chair. It was all set - help would be available and the chairs fly free.
No help was available at ECP; at first they said the racing chair was too large to fly - even though the same chair clay and the same class airplane all the time; the cargo supervisor came.in, took one look and said, "no problem"; then they tried to say I would have to pay $150 to fly the chair on each leg - $300 to D.C.; when I said it was supposed to fly free, they got snooty; they said there was no information about the fee being waived - I pointed out they said it flew free, so there was no fee to waive; it started to go downhill, until I insisted they contact the CRO at Delta's headquarters; suddenly, they said they would do me a favor and waive the fees.
More to come ... this was mainly to celebrate my 10000th post.

I hope put up a 200' statue of Snow so DIT can see it from the Fort.

Very cute, Norm ... but it doesn't change my opinion of the movie.

TCD is exactly right about canceling the unneeded days. I spend most of my time doing just that.
I would like to state for the record though I do not book bogus sites or sites with fake names.
A. I don't have the money for all the deposits that would mean
B. more importantly it's wrong and at some point Disney can decide to start enforcing the line in the terms that the lead guest must be present to check in. Or they could just start canceling TA's from the system for doing this
I don't feel it's right to do. It may mean I can't always get someone a site they want but I will sleep fine at night being above board and honest with every single customer.

Yeah me!!!!!

I hear banjos ...

Didn't they close that ride yet to make way for the tomorrowland speedway expansion?

I'm going to march in there and demand TJ's Balls on a platter! 

The hat is not cool......but its not as bad as the pink birthday cake castle. Let's keep things in perspective.

May be magical for you but what about all the other poor unsuspecting souls.