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If you are asking people questions about their mothers, why do they have to children themselves? Why do they have to all be female, at all?

And millions of non-believers around the world consider the Christian Bible to be fiction. Just replying, not arguing.

Thanks. I didn't want to bother him directly but looks like I'll have to. Though I'm traveling again, so will wait until I'm home (and it is literally just my flat - I tested in my office and I can get on fine there).

Hi - still cannot get onto Disboards from my home WiFi. Please help.

So, there's another poster with the same name as you? Or someone went into your post and somehow edited it? Didn't realise that was even possible.

No it doesn't. It has to provide the equivalent ability to access to the ride which may not mean the experience is the same. If it had to be the same experience, those of us waiting for our return DAS time wouldn't be able to do anything but sit somewhere (no getting food, no using the...

And what would you do if she was?

Hi @WebmasterCorey, my IP has been blocked at home, though my account itself seems okay as long as I am on my phone using data. I suspect it’s because I’m not the typical DISer in terms of how I access - live in the Philippines and in the last three or so weeks have probably accessed from IPs...

It is. It says so on the page that was linked.

So, this thread was bumped by spam (reported) but I am actually going for the hysterectomy in May. A bit complicated because I've moved away from where I'd planned the surgery (far away - like over 6,000 miles away) and the medical care where I know live isn't great, so I'm flying back for the...

But there are a lot of people (including right here on this board) that, in their non-Disney life do not use a wheelchair or scooter but, to navigate WDW/Disneyland do so. Including for reasons like your daughter - not the limb loss specifically, but that standing in a long line/many lines...

Sorry, I misinterpreted your first post (not sure how - totally on me there) but having the rates is helpful for proving the point.

Right, so just stating that X number of people are killed in car accidents each day doesn't help argue the point. You need to look at it relative to the number of people driving. But, I misread the post I quoted. My point stands, but I misunderstood which argument the poster was making. No...

No. If you're talking about an individual (which we are here) their risk is the number of people killed/hurt when driving divided by the number of people who are driving. And then replace driving with flying for risk of flying. If you are talking about overall burden on morality/morbidity...

You'll have to re-do security when doing domestic to international. https://www.narita-airport.jp/en/airportguide/connect/dom-inter/ I cannot remember if Japan has exit passport control or not (but if it does, you'll do it in NRT)

But there are many more people driving than flying. As a trained mathematician, you clearly realise that that number is meaningless (in terms of saying that driving isn't safer), unless you include the denominator.

Would have to ask someone in the UK. I'm about to have one in Europe and the plan is a two-night stay for laparoscopic and a warning that there is a change (about 10%) that it will be open and that would be at least a 10 day stay. The surgeon did say that it was probably longer than I was...

That doesn't make sense. If they found cancer, how can it be preventive chemo?

But, no. Must be nice in your magic land but functional illiteracy has not gone "poof". https://nces.ed.gov/pubs2019/2019179/index.asp https://ballardbrief.byu.edu/issue-briefs/illiteracy-among-adults-in-the-us Just a few of the first links I found - I suspect there may be some bias, but...

Weirdly (to me), we get the Thursday and Friday but not the Monday. Though, I'm on a work trip (Mongolia - no Easter) so miss it anyway.