LA Dan

I fail to see why it is called Dino Land as there is absolutely no theming to the park other than the entry sign.

Eh for me ... this all - and even Test Track vers. 1.0, lacks the heart and spirit of all the original EPCOT Center attractions. This one will get old after 2-3 rides just like the last version.

Soooo ... what are the sleeping arrangements? Who is sleeping with who? Most importantly, who are in Dan and William's bed?

I made a biker - artist - horned - monster! PHALALEEEZZZZZZZZEEE, That is more like your "Dream, gay, biker, "I'm gonna whip your a$$ when we get home", dream Daddy. I mean really - look where you've got your hand!!!! I made a biker - artist - horned - monster!

What???? No pictures from the Bugs Bunny water ride - and with Dan there? That's criminal. I am sure Kidtums would have loved it.

This is true. In fact, I myself hounded him for a look, and I was not disappointed in the slightest with what I saw. I'd like to see it.

Why does he need to be on Facebook??? I have an account there which I rarely use ... but I also have a real life that doesn't exist solely on the computer screen. Hope he does too!

We rode the Happy Swing. Is that like the Short Bus???

Egg Salad Sanwiches ... you have got to be f'n kidding me. Are you trying to scare away any potential customers before the place is even built? This is TPR ... just imagine the all the gas that would create - let alone the bad sulfer breathe - EW!

WOW ... where did it all go? I was there just this past Sunday - 9/12/10, and none of the HHN stuff was out there - just the Skelleton Towers near Shrek 4D - and they were covered with black drapes.

Yes, but not as slippery as Jeff Johnson's tongue ... eww! What fruit did Carmen Meranda refuse to put on her head?

Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi How many sequins were on MJ's glove?

How did McDonald's come up with the cultural icon known as the Golden Arches? With a little imagination, you could easily see the logo as a couple of flexible french fries placed next to one another. After all, the McDonald's mascot at the time did have a hamburger for a head, so the restaurant clearly wasn't averse to incorporating food into its designs. In reality, however, the inspiration for the Golden Arches stemmed from architecture rather than food. After the initial success of the first McDonald's restaurant, founders Dick and Mac McDonald looked to franchise their operation. Working with architect Stanley Meston, the brothers designed a red-and-white-themed, walk-up restaurant with a distinctive slanted roof. Dick found the design a little plain and proposed adding two giant yellow arches, running from the front to the restaurant to the back, to both sides of the building. For good measure, they placed another arch sporting their "Speedee" logo to serve as a sign for the restaurants. For years, the arches remained only an architectural feature of the restaurants. In 1962, however, McDonald's looked to modernize its logo (and, according to some, avoid unflattering comparisons of its "Speedee" chef character with Alka-Seltzer's "Speedy" mascot). When viewed from a certain angle, the arches framing McDonald's restaurants formed an "M," so the company incorporated the arches into its new logo. In fact, early versions of the Golden Arches have a diagonal line, representing the roofline of the restaurants, cutting across the middle of the "M." The new logo proved a huge success, and the company stuck with the design even as McDonald's began removing the architectural golden arches from its restaurants throughout the sixties. STUPID QUESTION: How did Casper meet Wendy?

You know math and those subjects that "nobody will ever use" are pretty critical to understand economics? Not really. But economics and US history go hand-in-hand, that's for sure. Hmm, obviously Geometry wasn't your thing either, cuzz your logic doesn't compute.

Imperfekt - Spoons