Stupid Guest Tricks

If you could creat any signs for stupid guests, what would they be??

I found this on Bored.com:

In a non-smoking area: If we see smoke, we will assume you are on fire and take appropriate action.

I laughed when I saw this!! This should be a REAL sign at Disneyland. Thaink about it..................

DLRFantasmic!Dan wrote:If you could creat any signs for stupid guests, what would they be??

I found this on Bored.com:

In a non-smoking area: If we see smoke, we will assume you are on fire and take appropriate action.

I laughed when I saw this!! This should be a REAL sign at Disneyland. Thaink about it..................

5 years ago, when I worked at WDW at the TTC, someone used this in their spiel about smoking in non-smoking areas..I thought it was pretty clever :)

And I think I've heard it on the jungle cruise, too, at DL... But I agree, it would be on signs :)

How about putting the "Exit" signs by the entrance and the "Entrance" signs by the exit? I thought that SGs got those confused anyway!

As an aside, I'm tempted to put a sign on my front door that says, "Solicitors will be shot and eaten." :D:

How about this for a stupid sign... there is a gas station around the corner from my house that has those gray concrete posts they have at every gas station, (around the pumps to protect them or whatever) well, at this place, on every post they have a big sign that says...

CAUTION: PLEASE AVOID HITTING POST!

Um. Duh?

In the window of a fast food joint in San Francisco was a sign the read, "We Serve Gray Poupon." On the counter was a hand drawn sign that read, "We Poupon Your Hotdog."

hobie16 wrote:In the window of a fast food joint in San Francisco was a sign that read, "We Serve Gray Poupon."

Nutz, for San Francisco, I'd expect a sign that read, "We Serve Gay Poupon."

Zazu wrote:Nutz, for San Francisco, I'd expect a sign that read, "We Serve Gay Poupon."

In Sanny Franny anything's possible.

A young lady in San Francisco had a nagging tooth ache and finally went to the dentist. Because she had let it go on for so long the dentist recommend the tooth be extracted. It was.

The young lady took the tooth home and thought as she was going to bed, "I wonder if the Tooth Fairy still comes around?" She put the tooth under pillow and went to sleep.

In the morning she looked under her pillow. The tooth was gone but there was no money. Wondering what happened, she walked into the bathroom, looked into the mirror and discovered that she had a new hairdo.

hobie16 wrote:"I wonder if the Tooth Fairy still comes around?"

that took me a second. i have only been to san fran when i was 10 so i dont remember the gay too much.
i do remember the tour of a prison tho.

hobie16 wrote:In Sanny Franny anything's possible.

"I wonder if the Tooth Fairy still comes around?"

She did last I knew. Her husband and I were in the same model railroading group; that's how I met her. Sorry if this tale has a "Believe it or Not" quality to it, but I do swear it's true as best I can remember it:

"Princess Diana Tooth Fairy" is what it said on her drivers license, which she proudly displayed to anyone showing the slightest bit of doubt. She would, if pressed, admit she hadn't been born with that name. "I didn't used to be a Princess," she would explain.

She was all of five foot tall, and very well assembled (phrases involving small brick structures were heard in her vicinity). She made all her own clothes, including matching capes for all occasions. I don't know who made her toothbrush, but I do recall that it was taller than she was.

She did tooth fairying professionally. Parents would hire her to visit their children's bedrooms when there was a spare tooth, and she would "accidentally" wake them retrieving it. If there was a filling in the tooth, she gave them what for! All kids got a silver dollar and a lecture on proper tooth care.

Yeah, in San Francisco you could make a decent living at it.

I've since lost track of them both. Still, it's nice to know for sure that fairies are as tall as a mouse, but that not all fairies work for one.

What can you say about a city that has Mardi Gras at least five times a year. A reporter who covered the Patty Hearst kidnapping was asked why so many nut cases and fringe groups were in the SF area. He replied, "There are crazies all over the world but they all come here for the weather."