Stupid Guest Tricks

WWWD wrote:Ouch, some kids just grow up WAY too fast.

Yeah, but you gotta admire the kid's style! :twisted:

Maybe in about 10 years, my daughter is 14, so somehow it's not quite as funny - that's what kids do to your sense of humor!

we have seen the guy at Soarin' named Epcot!!!! It was too funny

So I guess this explains why on our last visit when I saw a CM who was from the same place we live, she wasn't too interested in talking about it. I guess when you're not wearing your "real" nametag, it's easier to go along with it and be vague, than to admit it's not really yours! :)

I saw a Fuzzy Lumpkins once at disneyland.
I think maynard had it.

drcorey wrote:I saw a Fuzzy Lumpkins once at disneyland.
I think maynard had it.

Sounds like a skin disease.

drcorey wrote:I saw a Fuzzy Lumpkins once at disneyland.
I think maynard had it.

Who else...

hobie16 wrote:Sounds like a skin disease.

fuzzy lumpkins is not as painfull as rumpledstiltskin thou.

CBeilby wrote:Who else...

next time you see him ask him to sing his geuina pig song.

SnDMommy wrote:So I guess this explains why on our last visit when I saw a CM who was from the same place we live, she wasn't too interested in talking about it. I guess when you're not wearing your "real" nametag, it's easier to go along with it and be vague, than to admit it's not really yours! :)

Not at all. The nametags list our hometown. Many of us have not been in our hometown in a very long time.

The hometown I grew up in is NOTHING like the place that you currently live.

Oh, and the nametags are what 3-4 'celebrations' old?? I am completely over those conversations; most want to just use it as a tool to leverage more Disney intel.

Yeah, I cannot believe we have not gotten new nametags in eons. Just another way WDW has chosen to nickel and dime us to some generic mass of people who work there.

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