Refillable Cups

[kaytieeldr]

If something is advertised as 'good for life' I guess it should be good for life. Now, what does 'life' consist of? The life of the mug, the life of the resort, the life of the person buying the mug? Don't know.

You forgot "the life of the stay during which the mug was purchased"

 

[LuluLovesDisney]

Double Post. Sorry!

 

[LuluLovesDisney]

Huge stakes = sarcasm my friend. I think goofy4tink got it. A sense of humour is a wonderful thing.

Apparently, mug debates aren't on their way out as long as the Dis police still feel it's a great issue to debate (791 views on this thread so far...seems pretty popular to me still). I come here to separate the fact from fiction as well.

And it's Muziqal, thanks . the g curves at the bottom in this font and the q doesn't. Plus, if you were to speak it, phonetically it makes a lot more sense with a q. Just correcting...but not offended.

I still think, after 1000+ mug debates, that it's Disney's apathy people are bothered with - not as much the person who abuses the honour system. Establishments that create honour systems know there is a section of society who will abuse them. Thus, they create a method of enforcement. If Disney's current method of enforcement is inadequate, why let things bother you so much? So much that you feel the need to police things? At some point, if Disney feels the need to amp up security, they will...and all mug abusers will be adeqautely embarrassed to your satisfaction.

Hi, Muziqal-

I'm glad you're not offended. I appreciate your explanation of the difference between a g an a q, as well. In the English language, the letter q is always followed by u, which is what I believe led to my confusion. So, I thank you for your correction.

I do not have any desire for others to be embarrassed, so I would not be gain any satisfaction, however, I do state WDW policy when others ask what it is. As I've said before, if they choose to break the rules, that's their decision; as for myself I will follow them.

My self described "DIS Police Officer" title was also meant to be humorous. "Aubriee" certainly thought so, too. Just as I still do not understand why "high stakes" was humorous, maybe you didn't understand that I meant that humorously? I would venture to guess that we have vastly different senses of humor- just as we previously discovered we have vastly different senses of what is fun. Life wouldn't be so wonderful if everyone were precisely the same, right?