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Pretty upset at Disney right now...
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JML42691
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We've got a blueberry cooking, didn't know scents traveled though computers yet, need to get myself a 4D monitor
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Nemo14
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Get with the 21st century!We've got a blueberry cooking, didn't know scents traveled though computers yet, need to get myself a 4D monitor
Oh, and I'll have mine with a side of Ben & Jerry's please.
Tater48
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I thought it was about pool hopping and those buy it once and use it for a lifetime resort mugs:lookaroun.
Phonedave
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I had one of those, but I filled it with pie, then I dropped it in the pool, but the pool was filled with dangerous marinade, so I could not get it back out.
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wizards8507
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Tater48
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slappy magoo
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It's a similar situation to businesses who want to associate themselves with the Super Bowl without paying the fee to the NFL to say they're "The Official (Insert product type here) of the NFL/Super Bowl." They get around it by calling The Super Bowl "The Big Game." I sorta wonder if the NFL has tried to trademark the phrase "The Big Game" yet, though I'd assume they probably can't, since they're not the ones who originally started calling The Super Bowl "The Big Game."
In any event, what I see a lot of people use to get around any copyright and/or trademark infringement is to reference "The Mouse." As in "It's my 5th birthday and I'm gonna see The Mouse," or "I'm spending my birthday with The Mouse." Even so bold as to write "I'm visiting Mickey at his Florida House." As long as you don't add "Mouse" to "Mickey" you're in the clear. Stuff like that.
Back to your original post, I'm kinda surprised the website doesn't have a filter that automatically rejects text that may get them in trouble. I mean, if WDW Magic has a filter that automatically deletes the f word, I'm surprised the Disney site doesn't immediately bounce back a request for text on their shirts that violates their terms. Sorta makes you wonder what would've happened had you wanted a shirt that read "It's my 5th birthday, and 'Mickey' can lick my *****, in Sunny Orlando Florida!"
So do I! I went to the link and it's pretty clearly stated that the name "Disney" cannot be used on the shirt. The OP can use the excuse that it "was 11:30pm", but that still makes it the OP's responsibility for the mistake, not Disney's. I also agree that it's not Disney's responsibility to track down everyone who doesn't read the instructions. The fact that the site said the order was "completed" does not necessarily mean that it was shipped.
FreedomWrangler
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One might think the OP was taking unregulated pictures of wbc'S specially designed planters at the Flower & Garden Festival. 
What did he do to "create drama"?? :veryconfu He raised some valid points which no one was able to debate on it's own merits so they resorted to personal attacks instead. How is that WBC's fault?
Good idea about the "I'm going to see Mickey" although I will be calling before we order it to make sure there will be no problems.
I think I may also have a shirt made that says "Arrest me! I am wearing an unofficial Walt Disney World Resort Tshirt" and see what happens:lookaroun
palmage
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Pudding...I need pudding here!!!
That sounds bitter. I thought you weren't upset about not being able to get the shirt printed...only about them not emailing you about YOUR mistake.
I just reported it too. It's funny how posts like these are considered "ok", even though personal attacks are a clear violation of the rules.
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