Spokane_Girl wrote:
I was too tall to go in the Goofy Bouncy House at Disneyland so I broke into tears because I wanted to go in so bad and have fun but couldn't because of my height. I hated being tall then.
Then my mother tried to make me feel better when a two year old couldn't go in because he was too little but I said "He will grow and be able to go in there." The worker could have had all the little kids get out of there and had me jump around for five minutes but then he would have to do that for all the other bigger kids so it won't be special treatment.
Oooooh, I hated when I was too big for stuff, I was sort of tall too. D:
Maybe they should have, like, designated times for kids of certain heights, so the bigger kids AND the tiny kids could all have a go. LOL.
Kenjuudo wrote:
Manders wrote:
We went to a parade at Magic Kingdom, and my view was obstructed by a rather large woman, who refused to move.
You should have smeared your icecream all over her backside...
Fffff, that JUST happened to me at a movie.;;; Midnight showing even. We sat right behind the isle and it was an awesome view until this HUUUUUGE lady in a wheelchair whirred up right in front of us. And her chair was like 3 feet tall, seriously. She could have got out into the disabled-access seat right next to her, but instead she sat there with her hugeness all up in the middle of the screen. Sorry if that's not PC or whatever, but when someone makes their problem into another person's problem unnecessarily, I think they have a right to complain. D:
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