You know you're a WDW nut when...

mindflipper · Post by **mindflipper** » Nov Mon 09, 2009 6:10 pm

Len90 wrote:
Jacca5660 wrote:My job is almost 100% out in the field so I don't get a chance to be on the boards at work. Don't get me wrong..I WOULD BE!!
Don't you know that cell phones can get you on.

You know you're a WDW nut when you go on your cell phone to check out disney related websites. I am proud to say that I have posted on here from my phone numerous times!

Len, if you give your lectures that kind of attention, you would be straight A student!! You should think of your summer WDW trips as a reward for giving your classwork all that hard work and attention.

Dang! I sound like a parent.

I don't want to hear your grades suffered due to posting on subsonic...

I did it again!

How do you make "friendly concern" not sound like "parental concern"???

Jacca5660 · Post by **Jacca5660** » Nov Mon 09, 2009 7:42 pm

What's wrong with sounding like a parent?!!?

Post by **Len90** » Nov Mon 09, 2009 9:14 pm

mindflipper wrote:
Len90 wrote:
Jacca5660 wrote:My job is almost 100% out in the field so I don't get a chance to be on the boards at work. Don't get me wrong..I WOULD BE!!
Don't you know that cell phones can get you on.

You know you're a WDW nut when you go on your cell phone to check out disney related websites. I am proud to say that I have posted on here from my phone numerous times!
Len, if you give your lectures that kind of attention, you would be straight A student!! You should think of your summer WDW trips as a reward for giving your classwork all that hard work and attention.

Dang! I sound like a parent. I don't want to hear your grades suffered due to posting on subsonic...

I did it again! How do you make "friendly concern" not sound like "parental concern"???

LOL The only mark after one year in college was just 1 B+ in a tough writing class that doesn't give A's. Glad to see you all are looking out for me on here. My grades are hoping to lead me towards a great big beautiful tomorrow!

Mousekedude · Post by **Mousekedude** » Nov Mon 09, 2009 9:21 pm

So what are you gonna do with your life, Len? Become an imagineer? If I could go back and do it all over again, that's what I'd try to do.

mindflipper · Post by **mindflipper** » Nov Mon 09, 2009 9:21 pm

Len90 wrote: My grades are hoping to lead me towards a great big beautiful tomorrow!

You know you're a WDW nut when...

...you find a way to sneak in a theme-park reference into any daily conversation you have.

Glad to hear the grades are doing well, Len, but remember - the courses do get harder the further along you get. Also, you will find your professors spend less time lecturing too - that's why they're called lessons - because they lessen from day to day.

mindflipper · Post by **mindflipper** » Nov Tue 10, 2009 10:16 am

You know you're a WDW nut when....

you recall exactly when was the last time you went to WDW, but you have a problem remembering other dates (anniversaries, family member's or spouse's birthdays, etc.).

Namkwah · Post by **Namkwah** » Nov Tue 10, 2009 10:34 am

You know you're a WDW nut when...

you've discovered Subsonic radio, created a user name and password, found the forums boards and take the time to respond.

ctrain2281 · Post by **ctrain2281** » Nov Tue 10, 2009 10:54 am

mindflipper wrote:You know you're a WDW nut when....

you recall exactly when was the last time you went to WDW, but you have a problem remembering other dates (anniversaries, family member's or spouse's birthdays, etc.).

Wow...the truth and irony of that statement is overwhelming. Outside of my own b-day, wedding anniversary, wife's b-day and brother's b-day, I'm worthless for dates. However, I can tell you with exactl clarity which days I went to which parks and exactly which rides we rode and restaurants we ate at....

mindflipper · Post by **mindflipper** » Nov Tue 10, 2009 11:25 pm

ctrain2281 wrote:
mindflipper wrote:You know you're a WDW nut when....

you recall exactly when was the last time you went to WDW, but you have a problem remembering other dates (anniversaries, family member's or spouse's birthdays, etc.).
Wow...the truth and irony of that statement is overwhelming. Outside of my own b-day, wedding anniversary, wife's b-day and brother's b-day, I'm worthless for dates. However, I can tell you with exactl clarity which days I went to which parks and exactly which rides we rode and restaurants we ate at....

Thanks, ctrain2281. But even though we post these with a light-hearted sense of humor, many of what we're posting are "universal truths" that many of us commonly share being WDW theme-park afficionados.

hockeygirl · Post by **hockeygirl** » Nov Tue 10, 2009 11:54 pm

You know you're a WDW nut when you wish that your waiter at the 50's Prime Time Cafe really was your cousin because they're a whole lot nicer! And you yell at your family when they don't clear their plate, have their elbows on the table, and all the other stuff.

mindflipper · Post by **mindflipper** » Nov Thu 12, 2009 12:37 pm

You know you're a WDW nut when...

...you barely know how to do drive around in your own hometown because you have no idea of where things are located, and yet you can get around the hotels and inside the theme-parks flawlessly without a map.

theBIGyowski · Post by **theBIGyowski** » Nov Thu 12, 2009 2:12 pm

mindflipper wrote:You know you're a WDW nut when...

...you barely know how to do drive around in your own hometown because you have no idea of where things are located, and yet you can get around the hotels and inside the theme-parks flawlessly without a map.

Am I the only person who closes their eyes on occasion to imagine walking through a park? I honestly do this...imagine walking from SSE to the bathrooms by Test Track...then walking to the Seas or the Land. I also imagine walking from country to country...making sure to keep the in their proper order. Can't forget walking from land to land in MK...and even thinking about their transitions.

Good grief...I really am a Disney nut!

Post by **Len90** » Nov Thu 12, 2009 4:46 pm

mindflipper wrote:You know you're a WDW nut when...

...you barely know how to do drive around in your own hometown because you have no idea of where things are located, and yet you can get around the hotels and inside the theme-parks flawlessly without a map.

I know exactly what you are talking about. Whenever we go to WDW the minute we enter the property I feel like I know all the roads and which way to get to wherever we want to go. I get that same feeling entering the parks. It almost feels like coming back home.

Mousekedude · Post by **Mousekedude** » Nov Thu 12, 2009 5:36 pm

.... when you are asked for a picture of yourself, and all you have to give are pictures that were taken on a Disney trip.

MetalRage · Post by **MetalRage** » Nov Thu 12, 2009 10:31 pm

.....when you go for a 30 minute run and you upload 30 minutes worth of WDW tracks on your MP3 player.