*UO Thursday*

[frecklesinside]

Calling all unpopular opinions!

[zebraleg4lunch]

Red Velvet anything is gross. The idea of red Velvet Oreos just sounds even more awful. Regular Oreos are awesome but all their special flavors taste way too artificial.

[minniesasa]

zebraleg4lunch I'm allergic to red food dye, so I'd agree with you that Red Velvet anything is gross (although for different reasons).

My OU is that I think people's obsession with Disney is really weird. Particularly couples who don't have kids and honeymoon/vacation at Disney World or Disney Land. I just do not get it. I mean, if LO is into Disney and wants to go when he's 6 or 7 or whatever I'm sure we'll take him, but it won't be a week spent at Disney. It'd probably be more like a week at the beach with family with 1 or 2 days spent at Disney, that's it.

[jennypm]

I dislike all oreos. All of them. Yuck.

[ashleyrh661]

Jan 22, 2015 10:55:14 GMT -5 minniesasa said:

zebraleg4lunch I'm allergic to red food dye, so I'd agree with you that Red Velvet anything is gross (although for different reasons).

My OU is that I think people's obsession with Disney is really weird. Particularly couples who don't have kids and honeymoon/vacation at Disney World or Disney Land. I just do not get it. I mean, if LO is into Disney and wants to go when he's 6 or 7 or whatever I'm sure we'll take him, but it won't be a week spent at Disney. It'd probably be more like a week at the beach with family with 1 or 2 days spent at Disney, that's it.

Totally agree with you on the honeymoon at Disney. Don't get it.

[riversong]

I love all red velvet things - BUT only if it comes with cream cheese icing. Red velvet without cream cheese is criminal.

[winningcolors]

zebraleg4lunch The red velvet Oreos don't appeal to me either, but more because they have a cream cheese filling, which I don't like.

[mrsh288]

Jan 22, 2015 10:55:14 GMT -5 minniesasa said:

zebraleg4lunch I'm allergic to red food dye, so I'd agree with you that Red Velvet anything is gross (although for different reasons).

My OU is that I think people's obsession with Disney is really weird. Particularly couples who don't have kids and honeymoon/vacation at Disney World or Disney Land. I just do not get it. I mean, if LO is into Disney and wants to go when he's 6 or 7 or whatever I'm sure we'll take him, but it won't be a week spent at Disney. It'd probably be more like a week at the beach with family with 1 or 2 days spent at Disney, that's it.

minniesasa
I agree to an extent (I say extent just because I'd be side-eyeing half the people I know since I'm from around Orlando) Disney is basically all kid-focused PLUS there are a million kids there. I couldn't imagine being obsessed if I didn't have a kid for the sole fact that I would probably get annoyed waiting in lines with cranky kids for kiddie rides on my honeymoon. At least other places like Universal have roller coasters... and Harry Potter

edited: holy run-on sentence.

[cabauer9]

Jan 22, 2015 11:12:14 GMT -5 ashleyrh661 said:

Jan 22, 2015 10:55:14 GMT -5 minniesasa said:

zebraleg4lunch I'm allergic to red food dye, so I'd agree with you that Red Velvet anything is gross (although for different reasons).

My OU is that I think people's obsession with Disney is really weird. Particularly couples who don't have kids and honeymoon/vacation at Disney World or Disney Land. I just do not get it. I mean, if LO is into Disney and wants to go when he's 6 or 7 or whatever I'm sure we'll take him, but it won't be a week spent at Disney. It'd probably be more like a week at the beach with family with 1 or 2 days spent at Disney, that's it.

Totally agree with you on the honeymoon at Disney. Don't get it.

We went to Disney while on our honeymoon. I think of the 5 days we were in Florida, 2 were spent at Disney parks and 1 at Universal so we could go to Harry Potter world. It's not all just kid stuff, and we enjoy walking around theme parks and zoos.

[mrsh288]

and about the red velvet Oreos: Has anyone else noticed them ALL over your Facebook newsfeed or am I just friends with a lot of fatties?? I've seen at least 5 people post about them in the past two days...

[chilibeansm0m]

Jan 22, 2015 10:55:14 GMT -5 minniesasa said:

zebraleg4lunch I'm allergic to red food dye, so I'd agree with you that Red Velvet anything is gross (although for different reasons).

My OU is that I think people's obsession with Disney is really weird. Particularly couples who don't have kids and honeymoon/vacation at Disney World or Disney Land. I just do not get it. I mean, if LO is into Disney and wants to go when he's 6 or 7 or whatever I'm sure we'll take him, but it won't be a week spent at Disney. It'd probably be more like a week at the beach with family with 1 or 2 days spent at Disney, that's it.

I love me some disney. But yes pre kids i draw the line for a honeymoon at disney. My bff had her honeymoon at disney and they go 2x a year already so it wasn't like it was anything new. At least go to disneyworld. I love disney but our honeymoon was in hawaii.

[tacocatmom]

Jan 22, 2015 10:55:14 GMT -5 minniesasa said:

zebraleg4lunch I'm allergic to red food dye, so I'd agree with you that Red Velvet anything is gross (although for different reasons).

My OU is that I think people's obsession with Disney is really weird. Particularly couples who don't have kids and honeymoon/vacation at Disney World or Disney Land. I just do not get it. I mean, if LO is into Disney and wants to go when he's 6 or 7 or whatever I'm sure we'll take him, but it won't be a week spent at Disney. It'd probably be more like a week at the beach with family with 1 or 2 days spent at Disney, that's it.

Agreed. My step sister's mom use to go to Disney every year. What does a group of 50 something (age), single women do at Disney?!? So weird to me.

[skrittens]

I have no desire to travel the world. There are lots of places in the US that I have never been and would like to go - and lots of places I would love to go again.

Australia would be nice, sure, but I would rather learn about, enjoy, and stimulate the economy of the country I live in and really do love.

[luvsponies]

I'm totally over snow unless I'm going skiing. All it does is make a mess and cause cancellations/delays. I guess I've turned into an adult scrooge.

[chilibeansm0m]

Call me unathletic or whatever but i have no desire to do a marathon of any sort.

[jennypm]

Jan 22, 2015 11:52:15 GMT -5 chilibeansm0m said:

Call me unathletic or whatever but i have no desire to do a marathon of any sort.

I did one and NEVER again. It was the most miserable thing I've ever done. I'm glad I can say that I ran one, but will never train for one again. 

[winningcolors]

Jan 22, 2015 11:52:15 GMT -5 chilibeansm0m said:

Call me unathletic or whatever but i have no desire to do a marathon of any sort.

I've done a few 5Ks and hated them. Running is not my thing. No way will I try a marathon or even a half marathon. Nope, nope, nope.

[coozieinmypurse]

Jan 22, 2015 10:55:14 GMT -5 minniesasa said:

zebraleg4lunch I'm allergic to red food dye, so I'd agree with you that Red Velvet anything is gross (although for different reasons).

My OU is that I think people's obsession with Disney is really weird. Particularly couples who don't have kids and honeymoon/vacation at Disney World or Disney Land. I just do not get it. I mean, if LO is into Disney and wants to go when he's 6 or 7 or whatever I'm sure we'll take him, but it won't be a week spent at Disney. It'd probably be more like a week at the beach with family with 1 or 2 days spent at Disney, that's it.

I call them the Disney People! And I know SO MANY people who go MULTIPLE times a year! I've stopped saying it because it's snotty, but when my friends would talk about yet another trip to DisneyWorld, I would comment that all those places in Epcot are real places and they could go there instead.

[flmama622]

DH and I love taking our daughter to Disney but both were talking about how it can't be near as fun without kids. The best was we were in line with DD to meet Merida. It was a long line, she was starting to get so antsy and anxious to meet her and there was a lady in front of us. She was probably 35 years old and had brought Merida a gift and was showing her art book of drawings she's made of Merida. My kid is so excited and losing her shit and here we are waiting for an ADULT to finish her doting on a character. All I could think is what "Merida" was thinking.

[Deleted]

My UO is that I don't get the whole trash the dress or smash cake trends. I feel like it shows our society as overindulgent and out of touch with the world. I think pictures of baby digging into a slice of cake are just as cute as a baby smashing into an entire cake made just for them. Might get flamed for this opinion, but it bugs me.

[darbie914]

Oh my. I freaking love Oreos.


Please say this won't break us up, Oreo haters. I can't deal with too many changes at once and I lurve my M'15 bitches.

[jennypm]

Jan 22, 2015 12:55:55 GMT -5 darbie914 said:

Oh my. I freaking love Oreos.


Please say this won't break us up, Oreo haters. I can't deal with too many changes at once and I lurve my M'15 bitches.

Haha! No way...that just means I won't get upset when you eat them all. Eat all the oreos you want. You can have them all! 

[minniesasa]

Jan 22, 2015 12:36:54 GMT -5 coozieinmypurse said:

Jan 22, 2015 10:55:14 GMT -5 minniesasa said:

zebraleg4lunch I'm allergic to red food dye, so I'd agree with you that Red Velvet anything is gross (although for different reasons).

My OU is that I think people's obsession with Disney is really weird. Particularly couples who don't have kids and honeymoon/vacation at Disney World or Disney Land. I just do not get it. I mean, if LO is into Disney and wants to go when he's 6 or 7 or whatever I'm sure we'll take him, but it won't be a week spent at Disney. It'd probably be more like a week at the beach with family with 1 or 2 days spent at Disney, that's it.

I call them the Disney People! And I know SO MANY people who go MULTIPLE times a year! I've stopped saying it because it's snotty, but when my friends would talk about yet another trip to DisneyWorld, I would comment that all those places in Epcot are real places and they could go there instead.

Amen, sister. 

[mrsh288]

Jan 22, 2015 12:36:54 GMT -5 coozieinmypurse said:

I call them the Disney People! And I know SO MANY people who go MULTIPLE times a year! I've stopped saying it because it's snotty, but when my friends would talk about yet another trip to DisneyWorld, I would comment that all those places in Epcot are real places and they could go there instead.


coozieinmypurse They're probably around the same price for some of those places too. Disney is expensive, dang it! We stay with family and have FL resident discount and it's still super expensive. $17 to park alone!

[maddisonrose]

I don't like oreos at all, I would eat the cookie but not the filling part. I did however discover cookie dough oreos this past thanksgiving weekend and was obsessed with them. I'm from Canada so don't see any of the crazy oreo flavours until we go down to scottsdale every few months.

[kcbizme]

Jan 22, 2015 12:50:56 GMT -5 @tweedledee3 said:

My UO is that I don't get the whole trash the dress or smash cake trends. I feel like it shows our society as overindulgent and out of touch with the world. I think pictures of baby digging into a slice of cake are just as cute as a baby smashing into an entire cake made just for them. Might get flamed for this opinion, but it bugs me.

But it's so much fun to watch them smash it! When we had my SD's first birthday, we actually ate part of the cake. We had to coach her because she wasn't sure what to do, then she ended up sitting on the cake like a chair. It was the most adorable thing ever.

[LollyTee]

Jan 22, 2015 12:55:55 GMT -5 darbie914 said:

Oh my. I freaking love Oreos.


Please say this won't break us up, Oreo haters. I can't deal with too many changes at once and I lurve my M'15 bitches.

I'm with you, darbie914. I love Oreos. And I love red velvet, for that matter. In fact, at our state fair last year, I nearly lost my mind when I saw deep-fried, red velvet oreos (apologies to those who will want to barf at this vision):

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[issytex03]

Jan 22, 2015 10:55:14 GMT -5 minniesasa said:

zebraleg4lunch I'm allergic to red food dye, so I'd agree with you that Red Velvet anything is gross (although for different reasons).

My OU is that I think people's obsession with Disney is really weird. Particularly couples who don't have kids and honeymoon/vacation at Disney World or Disney Land. I just do not get it. I mean, if LO is into Disney and wants to go when he's 6 or 7 or whatever I'm sure we'll take him, but it won't be a week spent at Disney. It'd probably be more like a week at the beach with family with 1 or 2 days spent at Disney, that's it.

Ahh i totally agree! I know a couple who got engaged at disney land paris (no kids just them in their 20s) and they go there every anniversary?! Also a girl from school i know continues to post pictures of disney characters she has drawn all over FB and Instagram and i really don't know why!

[scarlettc]

Wow, these are some good UOs! I love Oreos, and after planning Disney wishes for Make-A-Wish, I'm a huge Disney fan too. But totally not in a honeymoon way. I'd love to go to DW and Universal kid-free at some point, maybe for a long weekend.

Here's mine: I can't wait to see the 50 Shades of Grey movie. Even worse, I read all three, terribly written books. AND I was an English major. I'm taking my husband with me, and I'm sure it will be ridiculous to see a 34 weeks pregnant woman dragging her long-suffering husband into see some soft-core.

[pele]

I will confess that I will probably never completely quit TB. The drama potential is just too good, and watching them drive the boards into the icy depths is too socially fascinating. . I'm a rubbernecker.