The cleanliness thing has been a Disney selling point for years but I hope by "crowd control" he meant the lines for rides and not something else.
I think the animatronics are more lifelike, too. And it has Captain EO.
Oooo. Is Captian EO still happening? I might have to check that out one day.
Oops, no more Captain EO. (Warning: linked page has spoilers.)
I'm pretty sure Captain EO has been, er, mustered out. Maybe even a Section VIII.
I liked Flash Mountain while it lasted, but then again, I would.
I hope that, after the fall of the Berlin wall, both Democrats and Republicans, in the spirit of bipartisianship, can agree that Disneyland was right to keep the dirty hippies out.
I just realized I've been violating jinx ettiquite for the last two days. Unfortunately, pointing it out and abjectly apologizing can only exacerbate the error.
Oh, we're not taking that seriously, are we? Come back, Standpipe Bridgeplate!
Does that coworker know you at all? Cause judging from your online persona, you'd bitch the nonstop while you were there. If they even let you in. (not sure how far they extend that crowd control)
If they even let you in.
Oh, they'll let in any of us, alright. Then we'll bitch the nonstop about the incorrect spelling.
I like "bitch the nonstop." I'm putting it on the shelf beside "fuck to oboe."
Ah, but "bitch[ed] the nonstop" is a potentially meaningful phrase - it could mean, for example, that a pilot screwed up a non-stop flight. "Fuck to oboe" does not have that virtue.
But "bitch" does not mean "screw up", and, without prepositional assistance (eg "bitch out") is not transitive.
YOU LOSE TIM
"Fuck to oboe" does not have that virtue.
Au contraire, mon frere. Depends on what you put on the stereo for panky accompaniment now, doesn't it?
Or, if the oboe is on the other end of the bed as you and your partner, it could be a command.
I'm telling you, those high reeds put the swing in my schwing.
If, say, every thrust moved you and your partner a bit closer to said reed.
Double reeds
sounds like visually scanning Orwellian language.
Double reeds, eh?
Awww, yeah. Donna and Rex, baby.
Bitch: Definition, Synonyms and Much More From Answers.com
v.tr.
To botch; bungle. Often used with up.
I guess I'd argue that often implies not always. Bitch.
What's kinky is fantasizing about sibling incest, such as having a sister-lust, or a Frère-Jones.
Bitch means botch. I did not know that. Somehow BotchPhD paints an altogether different picture.
That's a new one on me too. And boy howdy is Standpipe Bridgeplate banned.
Wait, "bitch up" is regularly used when not preceded by "smack my"?
859 times, apparently.
having a sister-lust
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
Ogged appreciates me, I can tell.
(Thanks, Joe.)