Michael Scheuer was fired in June for alleged misconduct, the criminal complaint says, adding that the termination was contentious and not amicable.
A disgruntled former Disney employee is being accused of hacking into menu-creating software used by the company's restaurants to falsely indicate that certain food items did not contain peanuts.
In a federal criminal complaint filed in U.S District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Michael Scheuer, who had been recently terminated, is accused of knowingly causing the transmission of a program to a protected computer and intentionally causing damage without authorization.
Scheuer worked at Walt Disney World as a menu production manager. While employed at the company, Scheuer was responsible for the creation and publishing of menus for the company's entire restaurant portfolio.
Knott's Berry Farm is in California. Not too sure why you were getting an ABC Chicago live feed on YouTube.
38:50 "Look at the way they are walking".
The Jew in me wonders why they didn't immediately lay on the ground and why there doesn't appear to be any lawyers standing around salivating.
Knott's Berry Farm is in California. Not too sure why you were getting an ABC Chicago live feed on YouTube.
38:50 "Look at the way they are walking".
The Jew in me wonders why they didn't immediately lay on the ground and why there doesn't appear to be any lawyers standing around salivating.
I couldn't remember a "Knott's Berry Farm" in Chicago either, but the tension and excitement overcame my usual proclivity for due diligence.
Knott's Berry Farm is in California. Not too sure why you were getting an ABC Chicago live feed on YouTube.
38:50 "Look at the way they are walking".
The Jew in me wonders why they didn't immediately lay on the ground and why there doesn't appear to be any lawyers standing around salivating.
I couldn't remember a "Knott's Berry Farm" in Chicago either, but the tension and excitement overcame my usual proclivity for due diligence.
dammit
I truly appreciate your bringing it to my attention and asking me what the heck was going on.
It was some good drama.
I had a million and one (ok, maybe only 10 or so) thoughts when you sent me the link and I opened it to view what I was viewing.
5 of them being.....
1. WTF? It's raining in Chicago. It's not raining there.
2. WTF? It's dark outside my window but still daylight there.
3. WTF? Those artificial(?) palm trees look real to me.
4. WTF? It would suck to be those people.
5. WTF? Where is there a Knott's Berry Farm in the Chicago area?
Re: This Happened To Me Once:
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2024 5:17 pm
by Shirley
lol, sorry about that, Gutter!
Re: This Happened To Me Once:
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2024 5:36 pm
by Shirley
Sounds like it's all just a misunderstanding...
(How can some people be so closed-minded?)
Re: This Happened To Me Once:
Posted: Wed Nov 20, 2024 1:27 pm
by twocoach
Shirley wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2024 6:23 pm
Gutter, what the hell is going on up there!?
My daughter and I got stuck on one of the Harry Potter rides at Universal for almost an hour. It was brutal. Stuck in rock hard plastic seats tipped forward and at an angle right in front of an animatronic dragon head that shot steam out of it every X number of minutes. There were a few girls in seats near us who were genuinely freaking out. They eventually had to turn on all the lights and come unload us one by one onto some rolling metal stairs. It was cool to walk out through the guts of the ride and see al the mechanics of it up close but I would have rather not.
My daughter and I got stuck on one of the Harry Potter rides at Universal for almost an hour. It was brutal. Stuck in rock hard plastic seats tipped forward and at an angle right in front of an animatronic dragon head that shot steam out of it every X number of minutes. There were a few girls in seats near us who were genuinely freaking out. They eventually had to turn on all the lights and come unload us one by one onto some rolling metal stairs. It was cool to walk out through the guts of the ride and see al the mechanics of it up close but I would have rather not.
Back when the River Market area of KC was converting old buildings to apartments in the early '90s, I got stuck in an elevator with a young, blond, female rental agent one afternoon.
Dear Penthouse Forum, I never thought this would happen to me...