Am I the only one who reads those signs on the way out of the Resort as "upbuckle" instead of "buckle up"? I am reading from top to bottom!
The absurdity makes me say the nonsense word out loud half the time.
Am I the only one who reads those signs on the way out of the Resort as "upbuckle" instead of "buckle up"? I am reading from top to bottom!
The absurdity makes me say the nonsense word out loud half the time.
Kevin Yee
MiceAge Columnist
I am the author of several Disney books:
Jason's Disneyland Almanac - a daily history of Disneyland
Walt Disney World Hidden History - tributes, homages, and ride remnants at WDW
Your Day at the Magic Kingdom
Mouse Trap
Tokyo Disney Made Easy
101 Things You Never Knew About Disneyland
Magic Quizdom (The Disneyland Trivia Book)
“The press [should be] a watchdog. Not an attack dog. Not a lapdog. A watchdog. Now, a watchdog can't be right all the time. He doesn't bark only when he sees or smells something that's dangerous. A good watchdog barks at things that are suspicious.” – Dan Rather
I have saw those signs but I've not paid a whole lotta attention to them. Do you think you could get a pic of them the next time you go?????
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I notice that too whenever I leave the resort. I can't say that I've ever read it as "upbuckle", but for some reason the sign has always looked strange to me. Maybe because I use it as a point of focus while leaving the property after having 8,000 drinks at Epcot.
of course it says upbuckle!!
they even made a trading pin of the sign, so I guess it's popular![]()
The Disney Diva and Factual Al
So can you do the pics for us Kevin?????
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Sorry for the delay - I've been at the parks! (relatives are visiting)
Kevin Yee
MiceAge Columnist
I am the author of several Disney books:
Jason's Disneyland Almanac - a daily history of Disneyland
Walt Disney World Hidden History - tributes, homages, and ride remnants at WDW
Your Day at the Magic Kingdom
Mouse Trap
Tokyo Disney Made Easy
101 Things You Never Knew About Disneyland
Magic Quizdom (The Disneyland Trivia Book)
“The press [should be] a watchdog. Not an attack dog. Not a lapdog. A watchdog. Now, a watchdog can't be right all the time. He doesn't bark only when he sees or smells something that's dangerous. A good watchdog barks at things that are suspicious.” – Dan Rather
That exactly how I read it. Doesn't make a whole lotta sense does it?????
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Makes sence to me.. buckle then Up... most people would read it Up Buckle...
YES Up-Buckle!!!
It is the same disney language as :headnstep: !!![]()
"Watch your headnstep" Duck!
It makes sense, its kind of like a play on words. You buckle "up," not down, so they put the picture of Mickey buckling his belt above the buckle. I know sounds confusing, but it does make a little sense.
YES!!! Definitely up buckle! Too funny that I'm not the only one who sees it that way.
Anyone else have to say it like "buckfutter!" from Celebrity Jeopardy on SNL?
Yeah, I figured it was just me. Cracks me up everytime, in my own little world.![]()
I point them out and tell everyone in the car to "up buckle" every time I'm on property. My fiancee doesn't find it quite as amusing as I though.
i thoght it was that it said buckle and mickey's hand was holding the word up up (as in over his head
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