Well I have and it wasn't pretty! This was back in the 90's and we were sitting down waiting for the afternoon parade. After glancing across Main St. we noticed a "gentleman" airing his "personal" belongings out in the breeze.
And did you...Well I have and it wasn't pretty! This was back in the 90's and we were sitting down waiting for the afternoon parade. After glancing across Main St. we noticed a "gentleman" airing his "personal" belongings out in the breeze.
I think that this means tattoos with strong profanity, or graphic representations of the other things that you are not supposed to be exposing. Having them is OK if that floats your boat; WDW just wants them covered when you're in one of their parks.
? And I wasn't going to yell at the guy because it seemed like he may not have had any clue -as impossible as that seems.
No sense being offended. Everyone has differing opinions. I like to hear opposing views -sometimes it confirms what I believe even stronger, and other times I look at things a way I normally wouldn't have.
My thoughts and ideas on a subject have been changed many times from discussions on the forum. Some people have a way with words that makes you think about things in a completely different light. I didn't realize how sheltered my life was until I started venturing out beyond my bubble. It's been great to learn things in a new way. I am with you that there are times it makes you take a look at things and ponder them differently.
I have seen plenty of men with cut off tank tops, that are very loose and that you can see from one end to the other, exposing their whole chest. It's hot and if I could get away with it, I would wear something like that too and let my girls breath.
I would totally find the nearest cast member and tell them that some guy has his D out. Boobs are one thing, but no need to let that flap around. LOLB for sure. I mean... how do you go to a CM and explain that one
Assumption here, but I'm guessing the guy was going commando and the way @GAN was sitting in relation to him, he could see "up" the guys shorts.
Honestly, I really have pretty much gotten to this point. You (general you, not specifically you) can like me or not, think whatever you want, call me names, whatever. If you are not an important part of my life, your opinion of me does not matter. Why would I care if some random person calls me a name or says I'm ugly or otherwise tries to insult me? Letting it bother you means they win. That was their intent. I will not give someone unimportant the ability to hurt my feelings or offend me. I have too many other things to worry about. Maybe that comes with age lol. I certainly didn't feel that way in my 20's. But in my 40's my give a crap is gone.
I disagree. It shouldn't be the guest's responsibility to uphold/enforce Disneys dress code. Unfortunately CMs (no fault of their own) are no longer trained as they once were. It's a crap shoot at best in many areas as to how situations are handled.
Not that it helps the situation any ...but it was the beans, not the frank.
No ...the boys were flying low that day
Eleanor Roosevelt famously claimed, "What you think of me is none of my business."Honestly, I really have pretty much gotten to this point. You (general you, not specifically you) can like me or not, think whatever you want, call me names, whatever. If you are not an important part of my life, your opinion of me does not matter. Why would I care if some random person calls me a name or says I'm ugly or otherwise tries to insult me? Letting it bother you means they win. That was their intent. I will not give someone unimportant the ability to hurt my feelings or offend me. I have too many other things to worry about. Maybe that comes with age lol. I certainly didn't feel that way in my 20's. But in my 40's my give a crap is gone.
I don't understand what you disagree with. I said it was up to Disney to decide what to do. I *DO* think if someone thinks an outfit is "out of dress code" AND THEY WANT SOMETHING DONE ABOUT IT, they point it out to a CM. That CM (ie: Disney's representative) then decides whether to uphold/enforce the company dress code, or the clothing doesn't violate the dress code. A guest doesn't get to decide.
I disagree with tattling to a CM. Disney has guidelines and their employees should handle the situation according to protocol.
