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Strangler Lewis 05-07-2010 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight (Post 322609)
How DO you say "The state that everyone mistakenly assumes Fargo is set in even though the title is a city in North Dakota" in mime?

Most of "Fargo" [i]is[i] set in Minnesota.

innerSpaceman 05-07-2010 12:20 PM

Um, I enjoyed quite a few restaurants at Disneyland Paris. Ok, well, maybe not quite a few. But a few. The saloon in Frontierland was so great and fun, I'm sorry we did not get to try it again on our second trip. The Blue Lagoon (at Pirates) was decent, if not spectacular. Toad Hall had some nice fasty foody items. Walt's on Main Street was really good, both times we visited.

There was a restaurant at the Hotel New York that was good, and other one at the Sierra that was fine. I guess I can't be too specific because I can't recall names, but maybe it's just Disney Village that was decidedly sub-par.


Of course, we did most of our better dining in Paris proper. Perhaps you've heard - - they have some great restaurants there. ;)

Chernabog 05-07-2010 12:53 PM

Pffft.... too much sauce! ;)

Ghoulish Delight 05-07-2010 01:13 PM

I suppose the lesson we took away was that food-on-the go at the Paris resort is a bad plan of action. Hours, especially off season, are weird and very little that you can grab quickly without reservation is any good (the baguette sandwiches at the deli counter on Main Street were an exception). Given the opportunity to try again we'd put more effort into planning and scheduling around food.

Chernabog 05-07-2010 03:04 PM

What would be totally scary would be if the voice boxes on the Mickeys malfunctioned and started spouting off gibberish lines, and the head wouldn't come off, and smoke started pouring out of the ears and neck..... ohhhhh man that would be nightmare city!

Kevy Baby 05-07-2010 03:06 PM

But so freakin' cool!!!!

Disneyphile 05-07-2010 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Chernabog (Post 322660)
What would be totally scary would be if the voice boxes on the Mickeys malfunctioned and started spouting off gibberish lines, and the head wouldn't come off, and smoke started pouring out of the ears and neck..... ohhhhh man that would be nightmare city!

Tourettes Mickey! :eek:

Cadaverous Pallor 05-07-2010 08:50 PM

This is so damn awesome. :snap: Now there's something worth waiting in line for! (Though I guess now the lines will be twice as long.)

I think this might go a long way towards making the rubberheads less scary for little ones. The mute thing is just weird.

Gemini Cricket 05-08-2010 05:28 PM

I like talking Mickey. I finally got to watch the vid. My computer at work has no speakers. I'm convinced that the guy in the costume is doing the voice and somehow the puppetry too. There are too many spontaneous moments that happen and Mickey's movements match perfectly. I hope they give all the Fab Five characters the same treatment...
:)


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