If you were stranded on a desert island...

cy1229 · Post by **cy1229** » Mar Mon 19, 2012 6:19 pm

Amy wrote:
dstrawn9889 wrote:just had a thought....

yummm, deep fried coca-cola...
Ummm, I think I'd rather eat a donut while enjoying a cold coke instead
Maybe I should take Club Cool for my deserted island companion...

They had deep-fried coca-cola at the Indiana State Fair, either 2 or 3 years ago. They've also done deep-fried Twinkies and Snickers bars. Last year it was deep-fried Kool-aid. Oh, the coke was 3 years ago. 2 years ago was chocolate-covered bacon on a stick. Every year they introduce a new "signature fair food" (read: Guaranteed to annoy the snot out of your cardiologist and dietician). I LOOOVVEEE the State Fair (roasted corn on the cob! 'nuff said!) but deep-fried Koolaid was just taking it too far.

I have to admit, the Snickers bar sounds kind of good. But I haven't had one.

momeja · Post by **momeja** » Mar Mon 19, 2012 6:25 pm

We have the deep fried food thing here in Calgary during the Stampede - deep fried jelly bellies, deep fried Oreos, and H.'s favourite, deep-fried Twinkies. There's also beer ice cream if you want a cold one to go with all that fried food.

mindflipper wrote:What about getting stuck on a deserted island with the Visionarium/Transportarium/Timekeeper? You would have a machine that could allow you to travel anywhere anytime in Earth's History, so how bad could that be?

Love it!

Amy · Post by **Amy** » Mar Mon 19, 2012 7:24 pm

Soarin08 wrote:
mindflipper wrote:Sleepy90, I live in the Southern USA - everything down here gets deep fried. Although I think it was the "dairy state" in the midwest that came up with deep fried stick of butter first, but you can find it any county fair in Florida ever since...

What about getting stuck on a deserted island with the Visionarium/Transportarium/Timekeeper? You would have a machine that could allow you to travel anywhere anytime in Earth's History, so how bad could that be?
Deep fried stick of BUTTER??? Are you sure Paula Deen isn't credited with that one? Gross!!!

The local reporter did a story on this last year when it was first introduced. Evidently it is more like a really moist donut hole as the butter mostly melts inside the batter as it fries. I don't personally know anyone that actually has tried them though...

Sleepy90 · Post by **Sleepy90** » Mar Tue 20, 2012 3:00 am

My heavens look at the can of worms that opened.

Maybe we should get back on topic before we get our wrists slapped.

Amy · Post by **Amy** » Mar Tue 20, 2012 7:28 am

Sleepy90 wrote:My heavens look at the can of worms that opened.
Maybe we should get back on topic before we get our wrists slapped.

This is true, but Len's spring break just ended and I think MmeLeota might still be in California or some other destination so we should be safe from the stick and CHI for the moment

My problem is, almost as soon as anyone posts what attraction they would take with them, then I want that one too

Soooooo....I want to take just one thing ~ the WDW resort

dstrawn9889 · Post by **dstrawn9889** » Mar Tue 20, 2012 8:27 am

i agree with that... the ENTIRE WDW property, and a small nuclear reactor, a desal plant, and the Epcot greenhouses so i never have to forage for food or water, and keep the lights on, of course

theBIGyowski · Post by **theBIGyowski** » Mar Tue 20, 2012 9:27 am

I'll also have to go with the Swiss Family Robinson Tree House. It was made specifically for survival on an island like this...and I'll have plenty of polka music to keep myself entertained.

Amy · Post by **Amy** » Mar Tue 20, 2012 11:45 am

theBIGyowski wrote:I'll also have to go with the Swiss Family Robinson Tree House. It was made specifically for survival on an island like this...and I'll have plenty of polka music to keep myself entertained.

Oh my, the polka music would probably drive me insane within a single day

cy1229 · Post by **cy1229** » Mar Tue 20, 2012 7:53 pm

Amy wrote:
theBIGyowski wrote:I'll also have to go with the Swiss Family Robinson Tree House. It was made specifically for survival on an island like this...and I'll have plenty of polka music to keep myself entertained.
Oh my, the polka music would probably drive me insane within a single day

Yeah and then you'll want the boats from PotC or Small World to get you out of there.

Amy · Post by **Amy** » Mar Tue 20, 2012 7:58 pm

cy1229 wrote:
Amy wrote:
theBIGyowski wrote:I'll also have to go with the Swiss Family Robinson Tree House. It was made specifically for survival on an island like this...and I'll have plenty of polka music to keep myself entertained.
Oh my, the polka music would probably drive me insane within a single day
Yeah and then you'll want the boats from PotC or Small World to get you out of there.

Well...maybe the It's a Small World boat. I think the "Dead men tell no tales, tales, tales" would make me as batty as the polka music!

Sharonofwindham · Post by **Sharonofwindham** » Mar Tue 20, 2012 9:48 pm

Amy wrote:
Sleepy90 wrote:My heavens look at the can of worms that opened.
Maybe we should get back on topic before we get our wrists slapped.
This is true, but Len's spring break just ended and I think MmeLeota might still be in California or some other destination so we should be safe from the stick and CHI for the moment
My problem is, almost as soon as anyone posts what attraction they would take with them, then I want that one too Soooooo....I want to take just one thing ~ the WDW resort

That might end up being a very crowded desert Isle! I know I would do my best to find it

mindflipper · Post by **mindflipper** » Mar Tue 20, 2012 10:16 pm

I would still go for Timekeeper and his time machine - any place, any time - what more could anyone ask for?

Sharonofwindham · Post by **Sharonofwindham** » Mar Tue 20, 2012 10:25 pm

mindflipper wrote:I would still go for Timekeeper and his time machine - any place, any time - what more could anyone ask for?

What a fantastic attraction...loved everything about it, even the pre-show area

MISS IT

Amy · Post by **Amy** » Mar Wed 21, 2012 6:31 am

Sharonofwindham wrote:
mindflipper wrote:I would still go for Timekeeper and his time machine - any place, any time - what more could anyone ask for?
What a fantastic attraction...loved everything about it, even the pre-show area MISS IT

There was so much to look at in the pre-show area! That really was a great attraction

Stupid spinning carousel of progress that they changed Timekeeper to Monsters Inc

mindflipper · Post by **mindflipper** » Mar Wed 21, 2012 9:09 am

It's "out with the unpopular old, and in with the popular new", Amy...

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