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Yep, everything but that American flag on the wheel. That's a bit cheesy....to me anyway.

lol. I'm pretty sure I could take that picture myself if I looked hard enough around this craptastic region we live in. Still, definitely worth $30 though.

I thought gift cards kind of went against the whole spirit of this? Exchanging a $20 gift card to Target for a $20 gift card to the Olive Garden is boring....and pointless. Creative gifts are far better. I like Ferraris, monorails, and Japanese architecture. So if anyone finds a traditional Japanese house with a monorail station at the front door, and a Ferrari in the garage for under $30, I'll be impressed....and thankful.

^ Better yet, Universal.

Yeah, this is GREAT news! Way to go, RCL!

Yeah mofos, MerryeffinChristmas! I'm in!

If you're speaking in twisted, retarded legal jargon, then yes, the zoo shares some blame in bizarro world. To the rest of us in common sense world, this is the mother's fault. Period.

I believe RFID is now referred to as "the force."

^ Plus the awesome mattresses RCL had. That combination was lethal for deep sleep!

It's probably just a result of DLR having better restaurants than WDW.

Agreed, the "cave darkness" thing of an interior cabin is amazing. We woke up one morning around 11 and literally couldn't see a damn thing.

Per Lake Winnie's Facebook:

Everyone loves the airbrushed trains?? Hmm, I guess that's why places like the Gatlinburg strip stay in business. The ride itself still looks like fun.

It's just a shame the mother didn't fall over with her child. On the plus side, at least that's one less meal the zoo needed to feed the dogs.

The thing is though, I'm guessing Saban would want to just pound the ball on the ground and go with the time management approach...keeping Oregon's offense off the field as much as possible. What was impressive about Oregon's win over SC was that they finally had to play 4 quarters, and still answered the bell each time on offense. You're right about controlling the middle, but I think Oregon can scheme around that with all the speed and talent they have. I think that's why Bama-Oregon/K-State is so intriguing...the strategy involved is pretty interesting. The networks want ND, but let's face it, they're the Falcons of the NCAA right now. How each of those teams keeps winning is beyond me. They'll both stumble soon enough. Either way, it'd still be my Festivus miracle to watch someone drop 60+ on Saban.

Bless your heart. If you'd like to keep splitting hairs, then neither park is technically expanding...they are simply restructuring, replacing, and enhancing their current entertainment offerings. Webster's Dictionary FTW.

Yeah, and realistically speaking, just jump on the Monorail and you've got California Grill, The Wave, Kona Cafe, 'Ohana, Narcoossee's, and Victoria and Albert's all within a few minutes of the front gate. Truth be told, I've never actually felt the desire for grand dining while spending a day inside the Magic Kingdom. The other parks, yes...but the MK doesn't have that same feel to it.

Does this mean that you don't understand the Transformers "expansion" either? We're here to help you with that, if needed.

Hmm....I'll pass. Sadly, I'm still more intrigued by the rumored Potter transportation link between the parks.

It's a bit outside the box, but I actually think handing the keys to Tim Burton would be interesting. You can't say the guy doesn't know how to develop characters, and it's not like he couldn't handle a blockbuster. Of course, this would mean Depp would have to be Skywalker or Solo. Okay, on second thought.....

Is this on the menu at Subway? I would hope not. Nothing there is ever fresh....or good for that matter.

Dear Universal, Checkmate. - Disney

Game changer.

I LOVE Earl of Sandwich, but there's not a food on earth worth more than a 10-15 minute wait. Anyone who waits 1.5 hours for a frickin' sandwich deserves to have it topped with "special sauce" straight from the CDC.