Stupid Guest Tricks

One: Ive been known to accidentally step on a few toes as I squeeze past these premature sitters. I always smile and say sorry, but at 6'2" and 265lbs the point gets made.

Two: I very rarely have had swear at me. And as a character attendant who closes lines and turns away hundreds of guests I ...

Do you mean the boys (I like them!) or you mean tats? Haven't seen those. :confused:

Tatooedhope, I work with CMs who have tats. As long as your tats are covered, you are good to go. Stores @ DLR allows long sleeves for both sexes. IDK abt stores @ WDW. Welcome to SGT mania.

To amplify what ...

To hell with these folks. I took my wife to Disneyland for our honeymoon. Our kids think it was weird too,it was wifes first trip to California.
We started our honeymoon camping in San Diego,even brought our bowling balls with us. :rolleyes:
Have fun on your honeymoon and enjoy your trip. :cool ...

How could it be considered glorifying when at the end you get hit by a train and go to Hell? Seems like a good morality tale to me! :twisted:

DisneyMom wrote:PAM Cooking Spray. ;) Probably has bad things in it.I also use it to keep my modeling compounds for crafts from sticking :p:

I used to work with the guy who invented PAM. Nice guy. I used to tease him it was the same as WD40, just a different label. He was a nice guy cause he didn't kill me.

Grrr!!! This system was design to torture entretainment CM!!

kurtisnelson the problem with this system is that guests use it inappropriately. Also, and to be honest, I think it has too much information. People love to twist information to their advantage, and the way this is set up it allows them ...

mapo wrote:NO!!!...Not a chance in hell.
Have a Disney Day!

MAPO

Oh, you're so cute! I just want to pinch your widdle cheeks! :D:

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I also love the "I lost my FP, can I still go on?" No!

There are way tooo many SGs at Buzz to count the numerous stupid stories we get each day...sigh

This brings up a question I had. Signed some family in the other day when I worked a shift at the MK. They went to Epcot where I met them ...

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I need to ask an "Is it true?". There is a special effects kill switch for emergency crews so they won't be confused between the fake fire and real flames. Is it true?

I'd imagine every attraction has an e-stop switch, but this is supposedly a special one for the fire effects.