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Maybe we should convert the audio of these performances to mp3 and load them up here on Subsonic so we can request to hear Len90 sing anytime we want.Len90 wrote:I have not really done too much silly stuff with the pictures. I made sure to wave to the camera for the ToT drop, but that is about it.
As for other silly things: I have successfully sang "I'm a little teapot", "Itzy Bitzy Spider", and the "Hokey Pokey" at Prime Time.
I second that idea!mindflipper wrote:Maybe we should convert the audio of these performances to mp3 and load them up here on Subsonic so we can request to hear Len90 sing anytime we want.
Well, silly/embarassing- my dad and I always used to do the pose Steven Tyler does when he says "Wait a minute....I love that idea!" with his hand pressed to his forehead with a very specific gesture. We always thought it was so weird and eccentric like that was Steven Tyler's deep thought pose. We'd done it for years, and I was an early teen when we first started. Then I went with my friends and g/f and I did it once and I realized that the hand symbol is actually a vulgar one. I don't even think they'll post your pic if you do the EXACT SAME POSE as the pre-show movie for the ride. It's because the extended index+middle+pinky fingers with retracted ring finger means something bad now and distinctly un-Disney. I now wonder if Steven Tyler even knew this when he did it and whether he was like "Let's see if I can get away with this..." as sort of a joke. Needless to say, once I realized what it meant I stopped that pose....Len90 wrote: I have not really done too much silly stuff with the pictures. I made sure to wave to the camera for the ToT drop, but that is about it.
I hate when stuff like that happens. Even the nicest, calmest people lose their cool sometimes and if it's in public it's so embarassing. You feel like such a villain, like people think "Wow, he's really a tyrant" or "I wonder what he's like when people aren't around." That's happened to me twice in my life but never at Disney but it's still so embarassing.Mousekedude wrote:So I watched her for a couple minutes as she started making a couple experimental cuts, didn't like it, tried it a different way, didn't like that... etc. For some reason I just lost it and snapped "What are you doing?!!"
Everyone stopped and stared at me like I was some kind of freak, and poor Mouseoholic turned four or five shades of red, dropped the knife, and sat down with her head down. I felt like a total a**, but the damage was done.
Ouch.....Mr.ToadWildRider wrote: Well, silly/embarassing- my dad and I always used to do the pose Steven Tyler does when he says "Wait a minute....I love that idea!" with his hand pressed to his forehead with a very specific gesture. We always thought it was so weird and eccentric like that was Steven Tyler's deep thought pose. We'd done it for years, and I was an early teen when we first started. Then I went with my friends and g/f and I did it once and I realized that the hand symbol is actually a vulgar one. I don't even think they'll post your pic if you do the EXACT SAME POSE as the pre-show movie for the ride. It's because the extended index+middle+pinky fingers with retracted ring finger means something bad now and distinctly un-Disney. I now wonder if Steven Tyler even knew this when he did it and whether he was like "Let's see if I can get away with this..." as sort of a joke. Needless to say, once I realized what it meant I stopped that pose....
Very well said.... so you understand what I mean....Mr.ToadWildRider wrote: I hate when stuff like that happens. Even the nicest, calmest people lose their cool sometimes and if it's in public it's so embarassing. You feel like such a villain, like people think "Wow, he's really a tyrant" or "I wonder what he's like when people aren't around." That's happened to me twice in my life but never at Disney but it's still so embarassing.
I would argue that it is. If it's heard at Disney, then it's Disney. Many of the tracks on here are live tracks where you hear the crowd sounds along with the music, so the onlookers are part of the music in a way and actually help you feel like you're really there when you listen to it. So think of all the dozens of bystanders who heard you sing.... if it were to all have been recorded, it would be considered part of the Disney Park Audio....Len90 wrote:... my horrendous singing is not Disney Theme Park Audio and Music.
Besides, it might be good for a laughMousekedude wrote:I would argue that it is. If it's heard at Disney, then it's Disney. Many of the tracks on here are live tracks where you hear the crowd sounds along with the music, so the onlookers are part of the music in a way and actually help you feel like you're really there when you listen to it. So think of all the dozens of bystanders who heard you sing.... if it were to all have been recorded, it would be considered part of the Disney Park Audio....Len90 wrote:... my horrendous singing is not Disney Theme Park Audio and Music.
So play on, bro!
And isn't the main point of Disney music to make you happy?! 
No, no, no! No peeing in the pond! Oh, pea in the pod...never mind!Mousekedude wrote:I can't top that, Jenhen! Glad to see I'm not the silliest pea in the pod!!!