Naked and famous: Swiss tourist has Disney LSD trip of a lifetime

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Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2019/09/25/naked-and-famous-swiss-touris.html

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Sounds like he got his money’s worth.

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Here’s hoping he’s able to recall at least some of the experience.

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Gee, I didn’t know that WDC does own the rights to Oswald these days.

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My late 20s may or may not have involved generous experimentation with psychedelics while visiting Disneyland

… go on.

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Wow, that is newsworthy. Someone went to Disneyland Paris.

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Lick Mr. Toad, get a wild ride.

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WE CAN’T STOP HERE, THIS IS MOUSE COUNTRY!

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It could have ended up worse. (But with more clothes.)

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Probably the only way one should experience Disneyland.

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That’s where the “rappel à la loi” comes in.

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ah yes the call of the void lsd, who hasn’t succumbed at a disneyland, funeral, or confederate battle re-enactment? let them throw the first stone

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The good news: there’s a wikipedia page for that.

The bad news…

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The Vandals did a song called Pirate’s Life on this exact social exercise!

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I have never done acid - at Disneyland - but I do regard my body not as a temple but an amusement park. C’est la vie sur LSD.

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To put it simply a “rappel à la loi” is just a prosecutor schooling you and reminding you what kind of punishment you could had for what you did.

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As one does. Except for me it was downtown disney and I didn’t lose my clothing.

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I think the most amusing part for me in thinking about this: European Employment Laws.

That guy has to go to work on Monday.

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It’s also fun to visit with an Imagineer to provide some behind-the-scenes commentary. My friend doesn’t work there anymore and only worked there as an intern for a year, but even so, he provided a great commentary track. I never thought I’d enjoy a Disney park, but it’s hard not to appreciate the work that goes into meticulously designing every aspect of the experience there.

I imagine my experience was… rather different from this Swiss fellow’s, though.

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