Stupid Guest Tricks

I am totally hiring this guy for Halloween 2015.

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Every job has it's own secret language. All of you working in the parks use both names and code numbers to communicate. I saw an article today discussing flight attendant's secret language. One left me thinking I'll never view an F/A walking through the plane the same again.

Crop dusting -- When a flight attendant takes a stroll down the aisle to let out gas.

hobie16 wrote:Every job has it's own secret language. All of you working in the parks use both names and code numbers to communicate. I saw an article today discussing flight attendant's secret language. One left me thinking I'll never view an F/A walking through the plane the same again.

Crop dusting -- When a flight attendant takes a stroll down the aisle to let out gas.

Waitstaff has been known to use this one as well...

hobie16 wrote:Every job has it's own secret language. All of you working in the parks use both names and code numbers to communicate. I saw an article today discussing flight attendant's secret language. One left me thinking I'll never view an F/A walking through the plane the same again.

Crop dusting -- When a flight attendant takes a stroll down the aisle to let out gas.

Was that this article, hobie? #11 was my contribution.

BRWombat wrote:

hobie16 wrote:Every job has it's own secret language. All of you working in the parks use both names and code numbers to communicate. I saw an article today discussing flight attendant's secret language. One left me thinking I'll never view an F/A walking through the plane the same again.

Crop dusting -- When a flight attendant takes a stroll down the aisle to let out gas.

Was that this article, hobie? #11 was my contribution.

That's a good list. Mine was from Huffington Post and not near as detailed.

I can think of a few....
calling a patient a "Gomer", as in Get Out of My ER...
Combative Patient "Code Gray"...
"The O Sign"- patient near death, breathing with mouth open...
"The Q Sign"-patient now expired, mouth open, tongue lax....
"Tombstoneing"- An S-T segment elevation on the EKG, indicating a MI (heart attack).

I liked the Cracked.Com list

DisneyMom wrote:I can think of a few....
calling a patient a "Gomer", as in Get Out of My ER...
Combative Patient "Code Gray"...
"The O Sign"- patient near death, breathing with mouth open...
"The Q Sign"-patient now expired, mouth open, tongue lax....
"Tombstoneing"- An S-T segment elevation on the EKG, indicating a MI (heart attack).

I liked the Cracked.Com list

Does your hospital use AMF when discharging a nasty patient?

AMF? Don't know that one....

DisneyMom wrote:AMF? Don't know that one....

The first word is Adios. Stanford's emergency department used it.