Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[gnarlygninja]

Does the gift shop sell wizard hats?

Yes, but you have to sniff them out

 

[Autumnal]

At times it seems like the average person's ability to read is greatly diminished in recent years. Simple questions like, "I'm looking for X, not Y" are invariably met with, "You totally want Y."

It was in the ‘90s I saw a thread with someone asking for horror films that aren’t bloody or gory. Responses included Alien, The Thing, and Reanimator.

 

[MoonSong]

When things are very urgent that they need my immediate response, just not enough for my boss to pick the call or even for someone to know what the issue is...

 

[Ryujin]

When things are very urgent that they need my immediate response, just not enough for my boss to pick the call or even for someone to know what the issue is...

Isn't it odd that when an issue is high priority, there's low information? You would think that if someone really wants a solution to something quickly, they'd provide you with all the information you would need.

 

[RealAlHazred]

First trip to Disney World done. We made it a one-day trip to Epcot, and it was still too much for my 2-year-old. She was definitely overstimulated by 2pm. But it was good, she got to be introduced to her mother's response to such things: obviously, the cure for overstimulation is just ONE MORE STIMULUS!

She loves pushing me and her daughter out of our comfort zones, but doesn't like leaving her own.

The waiting area for the Canada 360 show is excellent for quiet time, FYI.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

First trip to Disney World done. We made it a one-day trip to Epcot, and it was still too much for my 2-year-old. She was definitely overstimulated by 2pm. But it was good, she got to be introduced to her mother's response to such things: obviously, the cure for overstimulation is just ONE MORE STIMULUS!

She loves pushing me and her daughter out of our comfort zones, but doesn't like leaving her own.

The waiting area for the Canada 360 show is excellent for quiet time, FYI.

At Disneyland, our go-to was the very dark, very cool, very empty silent theater showing old black and white Mickey cartoons at the front of the park. Our kid would visibly down-cycle once we got him away from everything.

I gather that Disney World nowadays is even more overstimulating, so congratulations on everyone surviving.