I’m going to 90’s night at Disneyland on the 4th of March… I’m sure he will be there and hope to run into him 
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i believe you made a typo and meant to say "ram into him"I’m going to 90’s night at Disneyland on the 4th of March… I’m sure he will be there and hope to run into him
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Yes, details plz!! Also, what happened to all the pics in this feed?! 
I just noticed that… I wonder if he had them taken down?!Yes, details plz!! Also, what happened to all the pics in this feed?!
Literally just came here to post this
Glad to see we are starting 2025 off right with those thirst traps… 
You guys talking about his foot fetish got all the photos taken down hahaha
These photos have been up for years and the second the sniffles screenshot goes up and people start telling, they’re all gone. Was just a guess hahah
The funny thing is whenever someone gets photos taken down... it just proves we were on to something.
Yea it’s kind of cringe. Dude is in his 30s. The weird “walking” pose is too.
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I apologize for how much of a ADHD answer this is, after reading-reading it I realized I probably missed my Adderall earlier)
Gotta defend the poses he does, it’s baked into his brain. He was a character performer at Disney and Seaworld for a number of years. Having been a charactor performer in Orlando as well, I can tell you from personal experience: Doing the same 3 poses every 60 seconds for 8-10 hours a day, 5-6 days a week, for months on end before you MAY get a chance to be approved for another character, it reprograms you. I haven’t been in costume for over 15 years and still unconsciously pop one foot out to the side, or cross my arms, or stick out my tongue, or any number of dumb things normal people don’t do. I’ve just accepted it now, and re-take photos whenever I can
I mean after signing a particular characters signature over and over all day for months on end, my handwriting actually changed. It was alarming when I went to find an address in a notebook, and saw my handwriting from 9 months before. Turns out that both of these are very common amongst theme park performers and characters, even more than professional theater actors who perform in the same show daily for years.
For me, I giggle when I notice. So many of my friends have worked in the same or similar roles and do it too. It’s so common on my Facebook feed in photos that I guess I’m just blind to it.
Thank you for sharing. I was really curious because he always does it. And now I know why he likely does it.I apologize for how much of a ADHD answer this is, after reading-reading it I realized I probably missed my Adderall earlier)
Gotta defend the poses he does, it’s baked into his brain. He was a character performer at Disney and Seaworld for a number of years. Having been a charactor performer in Orlando as well, I can tell you from personal experience: Doing the same 3 poses every 60 seconds for 8-10 hours a day, 5-6 days a week, for months on end before you MAY get a chance to be approved for another character, it reprograms you. I haven’t been in costume for over 15 years and still unconsciously pop one foot out to the side, or cross my arms, or stick out my tongue, or any number of dumb things normal people don’t do. I’ve just accepted it now, and re-take photos whenever I can
Turns out that both of these are very common amongst theme park performers and characters, even more than professional theater actors who perform in the same show daily for years.
For me, I giggle when I notice. So many of my friends have worked in the same or similar roles and do it too. It’s so common on my Facebook feed in photos that I guess I’m just blind to it.
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I can see your argument but I disagree. The fake “walking” toward the camera thing is done by models a lot and I know several non-theme park gays that do it. The tongue thing looks like something teenage girls do to be cutesy.I apologize for how much of a ADHD answer this is, after reading-reading it I realized I probably missed my Adderall earlier)
Gotta defend the poses he does, it’s baked into his brain. He was a character performer at Disney and Seaworld for a number of years. Having been a charactor performer in Orlando as well, I can tell you from personal experience: Doing the same 3 poses every 60 seconds for 8-10 hours a day, 5-6 days a week, for months on end before you MAY get a chance to be approved for another character, it reprograms you. I haven’t been in costume for over 15 years and still unconsciously pop one foot out to the side, or cross my arms, or stick out my tongue, or any number of dumb things normal people don’t do. I’ve just accepted it now, and re-take photos whenever I can
Turns out that both of these are very common amongst theme park performers and characters, even more than professional theater actors who perform in the same show daily for years.
For me, I giggle when I notice. So many of my friends have worked in the same or similar roles and do it too. It’s so common on my Facebook feed in photos that I guess I’m just blind to it.
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