piratical ?  Do you get that on Ebay too?    ;)

piratical ... argggh, me thinks that's not going to make it into the lexicon of American language anytime soon, mate!

And enough with the teasing, Roger. Glad you gained admittance. Can't wait to read your "review" of the new movie and the update to the classic Disney attraction -- I've been hearing pretty good things overall -- and, it does seem the Imagineers honored Walt's spirit in the plussing.

Actually piratical is already in the dictionary, although it hardly rolls off the tongue.  Anyway, I just wanted to say that Mackenzie Crook is best known for his role in the original BBC version of "The Office."  Or at least he should be, since he's a major character in that series and has only a bit part in the first PotC film.

If you don't want to wait for the crumbs from Jim's table, try the lengthy photo piece up on MiceAge.com as we speak.

You can tell a guy put this article together. A lovely lady, two wenches and a voodoo queen -- and yet, not one little picture of Orlando Bloom or Johnny Depp!?!?!?  *sighs plaintively*  Women need eye-candy too ya know!

"If you don't want to wait for the crumbs from Jim's table, try the lengthy photo piece up on MiceAge.com as we speak."

I'm sorry but comments about other sites must get moved to the community outpost.  We can't have you talking about other sites here.  Oh wait....that's MiceChat...not Jim Hill Media.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhqoMBGXrWQ

Pirates ride-through video

I know it's only been three days but "piratical" has changed my life.

When celebrating, it's the perfect toast - much more spunk that just "cheers."

Any time someone uses the word "radical" - I correct them with "oh it's far worse than radical,it's piratical."

The most fulfulling so far is waiting for the reaction to quiet down after a viewing of the Pirates trailor - when all is calm just blurt out "that was TOtally piRATical !"  Never fails to elicit a responce.

Thank you Roger. My life is so much better now.

<i>Now that Roger Colton's home from Anaheim, he can finally organize his thoughts (as well as all of those pictures that he took this past Saturday night) and talk about what it was really like when Hollywood took over "The Happiest Place

Jim Hill discusses some of the more aggravating aspects of the on-line Disneyana community. Which is its almost incessant need to intially attack virtually every change that's proposed for the Disney theme parks as well as the massive disconnect between