The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by mindflipper » Dec Thu 08, 2011 12:25 am

I dunno, Amy - according to some photos, I could be a cross between TV Texas Ranger and a Christmas-loving skeleton...

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by Amy » Dec Thu 08, 2011 7:40 am

mindflipper wrote:I dunno, Amy - according to some photos, I could be a cross between TV Texas Ranger and a Christmas-loving skeleton...
If I had remembered to snap a quick photo on Splash Mountain, we could include pocket-sized Transformer to that mash-up :shock: ;) :lol:

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by mindflipper » Dec Thu 08, 2011 10:37 am

Amy wrote:
mindflipper wrote:I dunno, Amy - according to some photos, I could be a cross between TV Texas Ranger and a Christmas-loving skeleton...
If I had remembered to snap a quick photo on Splash Mountain, we could include pocket-sized Transformer to that mash-up :shock: ;) :lol:
Good thing you didn't perhaps. If your camera isn't waterproof, it could have gotten ruined from that drenching splash that got you and Mousekedude... :wink: :mrgreen:

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by Amy » Dec Thu 08, 2011 12:43 pm

mindflipper wrote:
Amy wrote:
mindflipper wrote:I dunno, Amy - according to some photos, I could be a cross between TV Texas Ranger and a Christmas-loving skeleton...
If I had remembered to snap a quick photo on Splash Mountain, we could include pocket-sized Transformer to that mash-up :shock: ;) :lol:
Good thing you didn't perhaps. If your camera isn't waterproof, it could have gotten ruined from that drenching splash that got you and Mousekedude... :wink: :mrgreen:
Har-dee-har-harrumph!
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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by Mousekedude » Dec Thu 08, 2011 1:54 pm

Careful, Mindflipper. We still have plenty of pics showing what you really look like. We agreed not to post them, and will continue to abide by that agreement, but... (in my best Chicago mobster voice...) "it'd be a shame if a picture of youse was to accidentally get posted...." :twisted:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by mindflipper » Dec Thu 08, 2011 3:00 pm

Mousekedude wrote:Careful, Mindflipper. We still have plenty of pics showing what you really look like. We agreed not to post them, and will continue to abide by that agreement, but... (in my best Chicago mobster voice...) "it'd be a shame if a picture of youse was to accidentally get posted...." :twisted:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Et tu, Brute?

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by Mousekedude » Dec Sat 10, 2011 4:02 pm

mindflipper wrote:
Mousekedude wrote:Careful, Mindflipper. We still have plenty of pics showing what you really look like. We agreed not to post them, and will continue to abide by that agreement, but... (in my best Chicago mobster voice...) "it'd be a shame if a picture of youse was to accidentally get posted...." :twisted:
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Et tu, Brute?
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
You know I'd never toss you to the wolves, my friend. I just had to yank your chain a little... 8-) :lol:

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by NaCler » Dec Mon 26, 2011 9:05 pm

Whoo Hooo... A first for me... I will be at WDW for New Years! I'm probably crazy, but I can't think of a better place to bring in the new year! Staying @ Caribbean Beach... Since it was basically all that was left!

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by Amy » Dec Mon 26, 2011 10:07 pm

NaCler wrote:Whoo Hooo... A first for me... I will be at WDW for New Years! I'm probably crazy, but I can't think of a better place to bring in the new year! Staying @ Caribbean Beach... Since it was basically all that was left!
Nice! We'll be expecting some pretty awesome fireworks shots please?! :D

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by NaCler » Dec Mon 26, 2011 10:47 pm

Not sure Amy. Looks like the MK is the only park open until 12am so we may stay clear of it due to the crowds... Not sure. I heard that there was a 70 minute wait for Small World today! Crazy!

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by mindflipper » Dec Mon 26, 2011 11:06 pm

NaCler wrote:Not sure Amy. Looks like the MK is the only park open until 12am so we may stay clear of it due to the crowds... Not sure. I heard that there was a 70 minute wait for Small World today! Crazy!
You should see how crazy that place gets on Christmas Day! (Never do that again...) :mrgreen: :mickey:

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by Amy » Dec Tue 27, 2011 7:30 am

mindflipper wrote:
NaCler wrote:Not sure Amy. Looks like the MK is the only park open until 12am so we may stay clear of it due to the crowds... Not sure. I heard that there was a 70 minute wait for Small World today! Crazy!
You should see how crazy that place gets on Christmas Day! (Never do that again...) :mrgreen: :mickey:
Ugh, yeah, one of my piano families went for New Years Eve a few year ago and it was shoulder to shoulder people. I don't think they rode very many attractions that day, but they said the fireworks show was amazing! It must have been worth it because they are heading down there again today! Maybe you can find a spot to watch those outside of the park?
Did you go on Christmas this year mindflipper?

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by mindflipper » Dec Tue 27, 2011 11:15 am

I did it a few years back. Did MK during the day, and we did EPCOT at night with Gary Sinise doing the Candlelight Processional (and we did the package deal for that to ensure the seating). It was a madhouse. Nothing I would want to repeat again. It was bad enough trying to walk through the crowds, but it was far too crowded for a family member dependent upon a scooter for personal transportation. I'm sure F1gment has stories about how park visitors can be a bit rude and oblivious to others in scooters.

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by Amy » Dec Tue 27, 2011 12:47 pm

mindflipper wrote:I did it a few years back. Did MK during the day, and we did EPCOT at night with Gary Sinise doing the Candlelight Processional (and we did the package deal for that to ensure the seating). It was a madhouse. Nothing I would want to repeat again. It was bad enough trying to walk through the crowds, but it was far too crowded for a family member dependent upon a scooter for personal transportation. I'm sure F1gment has stories about how park visitors can be a bit rude and oblivious to others in scooters.
Oh my heavens yes!

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Re: The Many Adventures of NaCler (& Family)

Post by Sleepy90 » Dec Wed 28, 2011 1:47 pm

NaCler wrote:Not sure Amy. Looks like the MK is the only park open until 12am so we may stay clear of it due to the crowds... Not sure. I heard that there was a 70 minute wait for Small World today! Crazy!
Are you sure about that Nacler Epcot is the park that is most known for the New Years Eve celebration. Epcot fills before MK don't ask me why but that was what we were told when we were there for the millennium celebrations, didn't make a hill of beans difference to us we were heading for MK anyway. Glad to see your staying on site though as we stayed off site that year and they were turning people away at the MK gates if you didn't already have tickets and that was 7.30am.

Have a great time and take lots of pics for us.

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