Disney Irish
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Do you call a drinking fountain a bubbler?Allow me to POP the soda bubble.
Do you call a drinking fountain a bubbler?Allow me to POP the soda bubble.
Well now you have, because I do.See, this pop erasure is distracting us from the real enemy, "Soft Drink," a name I've never heard an actual human use ever.
No, I'm not that weird!Do you call a drinking fountain a bubbler?
Well now you have, because I do.![]()
Lol, I just wanted to see how Midwest you really were.No, I'm not that weird!
I think bubbler is more of a Wisconsin thing. I've never actually heard someone use bubbler out loud before. No one in Illinois uses that word.
No, I'm not that weird!
I think bubbler is more of a Wisconsin thing. I've never actually heard someone use bubbler out loud before. No one in Illinois uses that word.
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I’m not trying to be a stickler here but before Magic Kingdom, they did call Disneyland “Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom”. It kinda had two names back in the day but I know what you mean. We are not the less famous park so don’t get us confused, Walt created this park specifically and that’s all that matters!!!They also think Disneyland is the "Magic Kingdom". You're on the wrong coast buddy. Disneyland and Walt Disney deserve respect that was lost on the east coast.
Depends on if he had fond memories of Elias' O-Zell drink company, now called The O-Zell Soda Company.Would Walt call soda, pop or soda soda?
Originally from Rhode Island, we said bubbler.No, I'm not that weird!
I think bubbler is more of a Wisconsin thing. I've never actually heard someone use bubbler out loud before. No one in Illinois uses that word.
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Except that was 70 years ago thought up by a misinformed east coast reporter no doubt.I’m not trying to be a stickler here but before Magic Kingdom, they did call Disneyland “Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom”. It kinda had two names back in the day but I know what you mean. We are not the less famous park so don’t get us confused, Walt created this park specifically and that’s all that matters!!!
Or it was used as an unofficial nickname by the company, used in spiels on the DLRR, trams, RDCT, etc.Except that was 70 years ago thought up by a misinformed east coast reporter no doubt.
They actually refer to it as walts original magic kingdom when on the monorail. So this is technically not wrongExcept that was 70 years ago thought up by a misinformed east coast reporter no doubt.
I'm not sure at this point if you are trolling or not.Except that was 70 years ago thought up by a misinformed east coast reporter no doubt.
I'm not sure at this point if you are trolling or not.
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