zurgandfriend
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When my DS was little he said the road conditions were the same on Test Track as on the street we lived, Oak Street. After that, we always called test Track “Oak Street.”
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Disney.Mike
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I refer to the RnR as "letting my wife drive"
Weather_Lady
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My kids call Carousel of Progress "Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow."
Having adopted an innocent mis-speak by my son when he was 6 as a new moniker, we all call the PeopleMover the "People REmover."
And of course, there's the film we don't care to see again but love to mention as we walk by, "NO, Canada!"...
...then there was that one time I referred to the Princess Fairytale Hall as the "Mother Gothel Princess Brothel." DH was not as amused as I, so it failed to stick.
Having adopted an innocent mis-speak by my son when he was 6 as a new moniker, we all call the PeopleMover the "People REmover."
And of course, there's the film we don't care to see again but love to mention as we walk by, "NO, Canada!"...
...then there was that one time I referred to the Princess Fairytale Hall as the "Mother Gothel Princess Brothel." DH was not as amused as I, so it failed to stick.
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Phonedave
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No idea how it came to be, but EPCOT gets called EPCRAP every so often.
Due to a mispronunciation by one of my daughters when she was very little, the RnRC is often called the Rock and Roaster Coaster. In fact, most roller coasters are still called "Roaster Coasters"
Due to a mispronunciation by one of my daughters when she was very little, the RnRC is often called the Rock and Roaster Coaster. In fact, most roller coasters are still called "Roaster Coasters"
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Phonedave
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Not a Dinsey thing, but just for the record. The same daughter that caused us to use "roaster coaster" heard me talking about my frequent flyer miles, and she wanted to know how she could become a "freakin' flyer" too. So, yeah, most airline passengers are still called "freakin' flyers"
erasure fan1
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HouCuseChickie
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My older one (now 12) has always called Epcot...Ep-i-cot. I'm sure she got it from hearing EpiPen, but still...it's forever Ep-i-cot to us.
TwilightZone
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What one is nope?
The Mighty Tim
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Before we rode it for the first time, I did a bit of research as to what Toy Story Midway Mania was. In the description I found, I learned that one of the games was called "Buzz Lightyear's Flying Tossers", which made me laugh coming from the UK since "tossers" is a bit of a rude word over here. Anyway, from that point on, we've always referred to TSMM as "Flying Tossers"
Also 7DMT is known as Dwarf Train.
Also 7DMT is known as Dwarf Train.
ninjaprincesst
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FOP is just Banshee, FOTLK is just Simba
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The Mighty Tim
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And I still call Innoventions "Communicore"
Phonedave
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The Mexico Boat Ride