Travel Tips: Back from Mousefest!
So, I make it back late lasy night from a few days at Mousefest. Was a great time with lots of great folk that get all excited about some weird stuff. It brought to mind the great Salmon Run party of 1992 without the sewage back-up issues. Now one thing I learnt early was Disney Top 10 lists.
You see, I stayed at the All-Star resort named “Sports”. This hotel has star-fish all over as décor – thus the “star”- and oversized sporting equipment. I was gonna offer advice on getting smaller sized equipment cause nobody could figure out how use it. But then I saw Eric Hollister (from GeoMouse) slam dunking on the basketball hoops. (I quickly ran away in case he was going to go blow one of them big whistles.)
Anyway, every night I returned to my room and turned on the television. Some girl named Sally kept counting down the best stuffs to see while at Disney World. There was no volume on that channel for some reason so I had to watch over to the Spanish Language version. She’d countdown what’s best to see all over Disney World. Unfortunately I always fell asleep - BLUHBLBBLUHHBLBLBLUH- by the time she got to “cinco”.
Since I learn only from the best here are my:
Top 10 Things I learnt while at Mousefest.
10. Mousefest people love to win. If you was giving away a used sardine can, they’ll pile on like a school of King Mackeral.
9. “Mongello” is a word that can be a greeting, a shirt slogan or an expletive. (Note: Ironically, I met a guy who also uses it as his last name as in “Lou Mongello”.)
8. The Caribbean Boat Trip Pirates have no idea how to create a true “Munter Italian Friction Hitch” Knot. Their “Grinner Fishing” and “Prusik Self-locking loop” knots where suspect as well.
7. The Disney people are willing to stop the Pirates ride for over 20 minutes if you jump out of your ride vehicle and swim over to fix their faulty knots.
6. When some kids go on rollie coasters, they hope to achieve feelings of “spew”, “ralph”, “yak” and most commonly “blow chunks”.
5. Whan the ladies who clean up the hotel rooms get angry, they speak in Spanish.
4. “Señor, usted no puede mantener un pez vivo en la bañera” in the Spanish language means something like “You can’t keep a live sturgeon in the bathtub.”
3. If you stand still long enough in a shop, you’ll eventually be stuck holding a ladies purse. (Note: That Lou Mongello guy must have that happen a lot cause he gave in and got a purse of his own. But, I didn’t say nothing since he’s already got that name thing to contend with.)
2. The Warner family is out of control. Their kids were all over the place. I felt like telling their Pop he needs a new hobby and must stop procreating… I mean really… It’s like they… It’s like…
It’s like…
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