[Jen]

First, Baloo - your not crazy, nobody's dream is.

Now, Matt ~ your horrible! LOL! I just think you a bit spoiled by new technology. Man, when I was a kid, I was just amazed by JC and still am as an adult. And, "Evil, Smiling, Dolls" guys??? I think you all watched Chuckie a few too many times.

Love the diversity of opinion.

Jen

[GrumpyDad]

Jen,

It wasn't Chucky, a combination of a very old Twilight Zone episode and the darn antique dolls my mom kept around the house. Gives me the willies knowing those things are locked up under my the porch! ! !

-harry

[jedijson]

Originally Posted by GrumpyDad

Jen,

It wasn't Chucky, a combination of a very old Twilight Zone episode and the darn antique dolls my mom kept around the house. Gives me the willies knowing those things are locked up under my the porch! ! !

-harry

For me it was reading Stephen King's The Tommyknockers. Kind of a dumb book, but whenever it came to the retired school teacher who had thousands of dolls that came alive and killed her, well, all I could think of were the dolls in IASW. I mean, they all turn their heads and look AT you with these stupid grins, and I know that, hidden behind their belts, under their hats, in their dresses, etc., they've got these humongous machetes ready and waiting to hack Hack HACK!

Well, I'm off to bed now. I pray I don't have nightmares, thankyouverymuch.

[tigger]

Originally Posted by jedijson

For me it was reading Stephen King's The Tommyknockers. Kind of a dumb book, but whenever it came to the retired school teacher who had thousands of dolls that came alive and killed her, well, all I could think of were the dolls in IASW. I mean, they all turn their heads and look AT you with these stupid grins, and I know that, hidden behind their belts, under their hats, in their dresses, etc., they've got these humongous machetes ready and waiting to hack Hack HACK!

Well, I'm off to bed now. I pray I don't have nightmares, thankyouverymuch.

Last month when my DW and I were in Boston we stood behind Stephen King and his family on an escalator at the mall.

I said "isn't that..."
She said "hey that is Stephen King"
He Said "Yes I am" and went back to talking to his family.

It was cool to run into a celb like that..I don't read King as I don't need any more horror in my life then there already is.

[craziebabie1]

I agree with Matt on this one, it's a pretty lame ride, the only thing that keeps it somewhat tolerable is the witty remarks.

[tinkerbell]

Ok .. the thing about JC is not only the skipper and the corny jokes ..but don't you feel like the sights are like old friends your really happy to see? and how often to do get to see the backside of water? where else can you a ahead ? and those 12 inch butterfly that can grow to a whopping 1 foot :) and speaking of the butterfly ... are you not inspired at insperation falls ... everybody say oooooo .. everybody say aaaaaaaa

[jedijson]

I had forgotten about the butterfly!

oooooo aaaaaaaa

ROFLMBO!

[Baloo85]

or the zebra "sleeping" and the lions just watching over it...or seeing the giraffes, waterbuffalo, and those guys in the back...hey I don't know what they are...they must be ganu?

[lisalovesmickey]

OK this thread is just another example why I love this place. I am LMAO!

You are not crazy. Great dream to have.

Matt: FYI - the water on JC is just as clean as everything else in WDW. It is dyed to look murkey for 2 reasons, to give that Jungle feel and b/c if they did not dye it you would be able to see that the water is only 3 feet deep.

Old...lame....rides...are...good...rides!

Lisa

[monorail_man]

Originally Posted by Baloo85

Just wondering, am I crazy?

You are not any more crazy then any of the rest of us that love different parts of Disney.


Would I be crazy because I dream of one day being a monorail driver or a "host" at the Haunted Mansion?? If thats crazy, then I don't want to be sane.