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Darude is a Techno music group. Spookbaby talked briefly about them here: I just got a random thought when looking back through your comic... a floorless B&M box!

My favorite shows were: Rocko's Modern Life Aah! Real Monsters All That (the original cast) Are you afraid of the dark? (also the original) Legends of the Hidden Temple Double Dare Guts (then Global Guts) Salute your Shorts (Who could forget this lovely moment?) ~Adam "dreamed of topping off the agro-crag" Roth~

As odd as this sounds, try putting a nerds rope in Sprite (or for you, Kinley- which would probably be even better) and you get a really cool soda. Don't ask me how I knew that... I miss Kinley though!!! (Good thing I can get some in limited shot-style cups at Epcot.)

1. I miss the Fantastic World of Hanna-Barbera badly... 2. I actually remember owning one of those nerf dart crossbows when I was younger (I think it was handed down to me from my brother). 3. This is a really cool and nostaligia inducing TR. Thank you for that!

Gunther and the Sunshine Girls' Ding Dong Song or Machoman's Wookie Wookie... The second one's music video is pretty funny though!

I loved #27! Maybe in the next comic you could hint at Spookbaby's love of Darude. As for the angry Rabbi Joey, I can't say much but:

^Name dropping, not so much considering that I didn't say that he told me anything. In fact, he had nothing to tell as I didn't ask him anything as his son asked me not to. All I said was that I knew him and that his son is my friend. Nothing more, nothing less. As for the event, I couldn't really see how Disney wouldn't make a ton of money on it, considering it is combining two of its most popular themes and allowing kids to dress up like them.

I have uploaded the videos from the event and they can all be viewed here.

^He still works there. He mainly designs shows and music for shows, with some of his most known work at the Adventurers Club. I thought the fireworks show was pretty well done, while the storyline didn't appeal to me as much as Illuminations, the show choreography and pyrotechnics were pretty incredible.

Here are the last of my scans from the Pirate and Princess Party this year. Here are the many shows going on during the event. Here is the map show in the guide. Here is the front and back of the map/guide... The treasure-tote bag and admission wrist band. The cast members would actually do sweeps of the park to make sure all guests were wearing wrists bands. The back of the ad... The front of the ad...

This is getting scary...I have been at Seaworld, Epcot and now Magic Kingdom at the same time as you... Its pretty cool that I have actually met both you and Leanne though. Hopefully the next time we happen to be at the same park, we actually see each other, rather than finding out the day after...

^If my memory serves me correctly, the "butt pirate" has been used before for some event. Maybe it was the opening of Stitch's Great Escape, but I could be wrong.

^He also creates new sketches for the Adventure Club at Pleasure Island.

^That was the paid Jack Sparrow face character. He was also on top of the float in the parade.

^We too went for the second parade and were at Adventureland near 12:05.

Chip and Dale were in the Eclipse's Mini Mix show on the stage below Sonny Eclipse's stage in Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe. When I was there (on the same night), I only saw those faced characters and Mr. Smeed. There were some new characters that were pulled out just for the event, but none of them were recognizable. Its a suprise that Stephanie and I didn't run into you two on Friday because we rode basically everything that you did, we were near the Haunted Mansion for the parade and we were over at Pirates while Jack Sparrow was there. Oh, and tell Leanne Happy Birthday!

My brother goes to UF as a current student and he gets me and my family lots of shirts and hoodies. He just got me one that has the National Championship BCS Bowl stuff on it. I will wear that in my next TR. ^The fireworks were done in part by Steve Davidson, but the music and storyline were worked on (in part) by this other imagineer.

Why is Disneyland Paris selling Test Track playsets???

Maybe, considering that there are countless toilet references made via TPR (specifically from Elissa)...

^All of those locations were open except for Liberty Tree. It might have just been that specific night, but that option wasn't available. El Pirita was serving tacos instead.

^The event was plenty of fun, and the fact that I was able to get on Space Mountain twice in 5 minutes really shocked me. The only problem that I found was a lack of food options, but I managed by trying my first ever turkey leg. It was pretty good! I plan on taking a group of friends next time, and I can't wait for more Space Mountain action!

^The event is going on through March I believe... As for the Darude music, I said that because I have that album also. Here are some more photos... Walking through the fog to get to Pirates... Goofy was doing an impression of Jack Sparrow... It was interesting to say the least... Splash Mountain stills looks good at night, even when under the knife. This means goodbye for tonight, but I will definitely be coming back! The castle looked great tonight! ... Some people decided to dress up... Can you pick out which of these people is a guest and which are cast members? This Captain Jack Sparrow was actually pretty good! There was a band playing at the exit of Pirates, and Mr. Smeed was dancing to their music. This was a pretty scary sight...

Yesterday, Stephanie, my brother and I went to the Princess and Pirates Party ticketed event at the Magic Kingdom. As this was my first after-hours park event, I came in with an open mind. From the moment we entered through the turnstiles, we were strapped into a wristband and given a bag for goodies. All three of us were hungry, so we went over to Cosmic Ray's, but the park was only serving cheeseburgers, so we passed. We moved on through Tomorrowland, getting on the Tomorrowland Speedway in 15 minutes and on Space Mountain in 2. Amazed at how fast we were covering everything, we rode the Astro Orbiter and then continued on to find a spot to watch the fireworks show. I personally know the Imagineer that designed the special show, as his son goes to school with me (and went to Hebrew School with me a few years back). The show itself was extremely impressive, with great timing coordination and a unique plot. After the show, we went over to Frontierland to get seats near the front of the parade. I didn't love the music to the parade, as its theme was extremely repetitive (but you will understand why when I upload the video). The floats themselves were well done, even featuring characters from Disney's most popular movies. Overall, the event was great, with only one hitch- a lack of food options. But, if that was the worst thing about the night, I won't have a problem spending another $35 to go back. You can now see the inside of the Laugh Floor Comedy Club from the window...This is gunna be lame... These were on every lamp post in the park... The fog machines (while not blending in with their surroundings) added an extra air to the place. As promised, we entered on a red carpet. Here we go! We figured that we should take advantage of the minimal wait times in Tomorrowland, specifically by riding the Astro Orbiter. They had various stages set up just like this around the park with DJs and party music all around. It was pretty sad that I recognized music like Sandstorm by Darude... Space Mountain has a 5 minute wait?!?! Projections ran across the walls of buildings within the parks at all times of the night, while the park's unique lighting helped to make the park even better... We found this guy in Tomorrowland, bouncing on his stilts and doing flips. He will be on the video that I upload... ... Romantic huh? Stephanie wanted to do this, but we ran out of time... Beauty and the Beast's rose in a glass was one of the projections that was seen commonly throughout the park. We decided to grab an early spot for the parade near the Haunted Mansion...

^That is a shame...

Lisberg would be on the Mainland Europe trip? If so, thats even more of an incentive for me to go!