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UCAN Board Members Claimed Under Oath Group Has No Members
Sounds like someone is seriously pissed off over a change in format on a website. I don't get that because to me it's no big deal. I guess the same doesn't hold true for you because it seems as though you're doing most of the complaining that things aren't how you want them to be. That's certainly your prerogative; I just have better things to do.— April 8, 2012 10:41 p.m.
thursday's kind clock
They still do that. For years and years, back when the girls were small, we had annual passports, back when it was only a couple of hundred bucks or so to get in any day of the year. Once a year or so, we used to take the girls to the hotel for vacation. It was cool to ride over to the park on the monorail and go in before anybody else got to go in. The girls liked it because they could get their pics with all of the characters without having to wait in line. I liked it because I could do Space Mountain a bunch of times without having to wait in line. Ahhh, the good old days. When you could go to Dland and not spend 500 or 600 dollars, just for a day!!!— April 8, 2012 1:59 p.m.
UCAN Board Members Claimed Under Oath Group Has No Members
I don't know. To me at least, it really doesn't take much thinking to see a button that says 2 replies and click on it to see what they. Several sites I visit regularly use this format. As much as it has taken a little time to learn to navigate the new layout, and even though there are some differences I found inconvenient, after a couple of weeks, it just isn't a big deal anymore.— April 5, 2012 9:37 a.m.
Tony Gwynn got salivary gland cancer but won't denounce chewing tobacco
The comment I'm referring to Don Bauder;s that appears directly above your comment that begins with: "WebAdmin once posted with a link to "Suggestion Box" (a blog format) in response to my complaints here." Don's comment has 1 reply to it which is from admin: You may also post them to our suggestion box: Suggestion Box I've found it using 3 different browsers.— April 2, 2012 9:45 p.m.
Tony Gwynn got salivary gland cancer but won't denounce chewing tobacco
The path of least resistance, perhaps? Luddite? Literally or metaphorically?— April 2, 2012 5:50 p.m.
Parents Protest "Child Rape"
I used to tell my best friend that he was so ugly at birth, the doctor slapped his mother instead of him.— April 2, 2012 5:37 p.m.
My Guilty Pleasure: Costco Hot Dogs
The reason Costco switched to Kirkland brand from Hebrew National was due to a shortage of kosher meat, thus the inability because of Kosher hot dog suppliers to meet the demand.This was because the plant that made about 60% of all kosher meats was raided by the feds for immigration violations 3 or 4 yrs ago and went bankrupt. Some locations switched to Sinai brand temporarily, but Sara Lee, which owned the company that made Sinai, discontinued all kosher meat products. According to an article in Costco's magazine a couple of years ago, they sell 100million hot dogs a year and apparently no one can supply that many Kosher hot dogs.— April 2, 2012 5:32 p.m.
My Guilty Pleasure: Costco Hot Dogs
It's a 1/4 pound hot dog. 100% beef— April 2, 2012 5:10 p.m.
My Guilty Pleasure: Costco Hot Dogs
I have never been in a single Costco that accepts anything but cash in the "food court". I have though, on many occasions, seen people turned away who wanted to use credit or debit.. As far as I can tell, none of their POS terminals currently have card swipe capabilities.— April 2, 2012 5:08 p.m.
Suggestion Box
It can be difficult to find the suggestion box. Perhaps a "button" for it could be added in a more conspicuous place, such as the Contact page or in the site map.— April 1, 2012 9:05 p.m.