Stupid Guest Tricks

Main Streeter wrote:

gurgi wrote:here try this one then.
Krungthepmahanakornamornratanakosinmahintarayutthayamahadilokphop-
nopparatrajathaniburiromudomrajaniwesmahasatharn-
amornphimarnavatarnsathitsakkattiyavisanukamprasit, Thailand.
its 163 letters long by the way.

Translation plz gurgi

krungthep mahanakorn
The great city of angels,

amorn rattanakosin mahintara yutthaya mahadilok phop
the supreme unconqueralble land of the great immortal divinity (Indra),

noparat rajathani burirom
the royal capital of nine noble gems, the pleasant city,

udomrajaniwes mahasatharn
with plenty of grand royal palaces,

amorn phimarn avatarnsathit
and divine paradises for the reincarnated deity (Vishnu),

sakkatattiya visanukam prasit
given by Indra and created by the god of crafting (Visnukarma).

roughly.

or if you are from LA...try this. its the original name..
- El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de la Porciuncula, California

or my personal fav....
Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg, Massachusetts
- pronounced Char-gog-a-gog-man-chug-a-gog-chu-bun-a-gung-a-mahg
- which means..."you fish on your side. ill fish on mine. no one fishes in the middle."

gurgi wrote:or if you are from LA...try this. its the original name..
- El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles de la Porciuncula, California

The City of Our Lady The Queen of the Angels of the Porciuncula. Portola party camped near a river they named Porciuncula.
This reminds me of 4th grade history. Now..."where's the mission & the bathroom?"

How about a small town by near where I live. Hell, MI It's a real town, and it's hell to live there.

Gas, Kansas - Tightwad, Missouri - Ding Dong, Texas - Nothing, Arizona -
Zero, Montana - Zilwaukee, Michigan - Suckerville, Maine - Rough and
Ready, Pennsylvania - Fearnot, Pennsylvania - Purgatory, Maine -
Stinking Point, Virginia - Sweetlips, Tennessee - Fleatown, Ohio

just a few to add to leftcoaster's list..sorry about repeats.

In reference to the bong name tag. I was doing christmas shopping at
downtown disney marketplace in orlando. And that nametag was on the
woman that was helping me out. my roommate and I just about mugged her
to get our hands on it.

thundercatjamie wrote:anyone who who works in the MK can easily get a fake tag by heading over to Window 8 and telling them that you lost yours. They will send you to the back of the room to find one to wear.

I remember when I used to work at MK on Main St two friends of mine used to love going to Window looking for the most unique names they could. For about two weeks they were Pangfua from Port-au-Prince, Haiti and Khan from Kowloon Bay, China. Even funnier since "Pangfua" was a five foot tall Irish redhead from Boston and "Khan" was six foot five, black, and from Brooklyn. Another girl we all new used to work at Sea World and one day just for the fun of it she wore her SW all day long in Adventureland. No one noticed.

I work at WDW, and about 15 minutes away is a town called "Kissimmee" and that is where I live and what is on my tag.

Unfortunately, you can no longer go to window8 for a tag. They now send you to the new zooming building. One day I went there because I forgot my tag, and the woman was like "OH, you made a big mistake. We don't have any nametags". I went all day without a nametag. My friend however was able to get a nametag from there. Maybe I just went over there on a bad day.


Oh yea, one time I was at Epcot just as a day guest and As I was walking around World Showcase I saw a custodian near the China pavilion had a nametag that said "Gay". Later, we saw her twin sister named "Gi".

I just was hired at Universal Hollywood today, and something that struck me as odd was that, in their electronic intake forms, the same page which asked us what name we wanted on our nametag also asked what our favorite Universal Studios film was. Maybe GuestRelationsKing or another current or former Universal employee can help me with this. Do they actually put the title of our favorite Universal film on our nametag?!?

CBeilby wrote:I just was hired at Universal Hollywood today, and something that struck me as odd was that, in their electronic intake forms, the same page which asked us what name we wanted on our nametag also asked what our favorite Universal Studios film was. Maybe GuestRelationsKing or another current or former Universal employee can help me with this. Do they actually put the title of our favorite Universal film on our nametag?!?

Been there recently and yes they do put your favorite movie title on the namebadge. Pick a movie from a competing company just to spite them.