This is in Las Vegas, Nevada, specifically, Caesars Forum Shops Northern Entrance. There are a lot of out-of-work people that create various costumes and prance around the sidewalks for tips, some offer dance shows (street dancing) while some just stand there as still as possible, 2 of my favorites are: Freddy Kruger and the iconic man from Monopoly (supposedly in pewter).

>> ^Trancecoach:

exactly -- that NEVER happens in Disney World.. This must be EuroDisney or some shit.>> ^Shepppard:
Where is this that the mickey mouse is allowed to just take his head off and sit there?

>> ^Trancecoach:

exactly -- that NEVER happens in Disney World.. This must be EuroDisney or some shit.>> ^Shepppard:
Where is this that the mickey mouse is allowed to just take his head off and sit there?



Fun fact: Walt Disney was walking through tomorrowland in Disneyland, when he saw a cowboy walk past him. He asked "Why is this man here?" to which someone replied "The break rooms are in tomorrowland, he has to go through it to get there". Walt was incredibly unhappy with this, because it broke the illusion.

When Disney World was being conceived, he made sure that a system of tunnels was built underneath the park so that this situation would never happen again.

exactly -- that NEVER happens in Disney World.. This must be EuroDisney or some shit.>> ^Shepppard:

Where is this that the mickey mouse is allowed to just take his head off and sit there?

I'm with the kids. Disney World blows.

I could have sworn it was a dupe... but no. I guess kids just hate Disney World:
http://videosift.com/video/Kids-Disappointed-by-Disney-World

"Now I'm really going to Disney World!" - Casey Anthony

try to forget the irony that the road to Disney World (i.e., one of the largest corporations in the country and the "Happiest Place on Earth") is lined with homeless children.

If it was written in a book, it would seem a bit too contrived, don't ya think?

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I come in contact with them constantly. My guess is that this has everything to do with geographic location. As of a few years ago, 26% of Texans report getting ALL of their news exclusively from decidedly right wing sources. These are the most outraged, ignorant people of all.

I do not watch television at all and I am generally fairly blissful. The only time I get unblissful is when I'm forced to interact with people who are both angry/terrified and horrifically misinformed. Or when my brain chemicals turn against me and cause me stay in bed all day and think about everything thats ever been awful ever. I suspect with a little prozac and a better ability to play dumb when confronted with obvious corporatist mind game fuckery, I'd be the happiest person on earth. My brain would sort of resemble disney world. People would vacation there with their children. We would all fall in love and garden together. We'd make dinner from the vegetables we grew. Nothing would be harmed in the creation of our consumables. And hearts would drift out of the top of our heads and float around in the air .. in the directions of our beautiful neighbors. >> ^eric3579:

My experience is that the ones who may be ignorant(just not interested) in politics, state of the world and most things outside their sphere of influence, are generally happier people. The over the top ignorant people the news networks show you, may be out there in a constant state of outrage, but I've not come into contact with them. They are not part of my everyday life. Ignorance is bliss doesn't sound as bad as I once thought. I'm sure a lot of it has to do with getting older. Just my two cents.
>> ^NetRunner:
>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:
I've been in a constant state of outrage for months now. I'm starting to envy the blissfully ignorant.

The ignorant seem to be in a constant state of outrage too.
The only blissful people seem to be the amoral ones who are able to amass power and fortune by harnessing the outrage of everyone else, and they're far from ignorant.

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No, it surely was. I distinctly recall the man with the switch wearing a Mickey Mouse costume, and having to sing the "It's a Small World After All" song on the ride where you see who can carry the most buckets of coal to the furnace in 18 hours.

I suppose a part of it could be that most people only get to go to DisneyWorld for a week, whereas my father said my family won the five year package. My sister liked it though. She had so much fun with the Pirates of the Caribbean that she's been speechless ever since.

>> ^Sagemind:

Luke: What's in there?
Yoda: Only that which you take with you
Maybe it wasn't Disneyworld.
Just sayin'
>> ^AeroMechanical:
I went to Disneyworld when I was a kid. I hated pretty much everything about it.