I'm guessing Disney helped them a bit with this. And cross-outs isn't a word. They're lines.
Yep, he probably was invited along by Attractions Magazine. And if so, he was shady by saying Disney invited him, not acknowledging the Attractions couple and especially not thanking them. Sure, it's speculation, but this totally tracks with something he'd do.From what I heard TTT is off the media list. If I had to place my bets, I’m guessing attractions may thread him a bone. Speaking from experience, Attractions has a party of 3 or 4 tag along generally to restaurant media events. Forgot to say that Tim pissed of a fair amount of CMs with Tron(including my friends). My friend told me that when she brought it up to a media rep they said they were aware and they were “heard”. She told me the Disney media ban a week later(from her group of fellow cms)…I’m a second hand reporting so keep in mind
it is possible they asked him not to say anything so people aren’t hardcore begging them for slots. I could be wrong but when I googled it seems like attractions had done this “supper club” thing before at V&As and maybe the space shit.I haven't even heard Tim mention his goal of doing everything within one park in a while and we are almost done with 1/3 of the year. I think we all know he won't finish this.
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Yep, he probably was invited along by Attractions Magazine. And if so, he was shady by saying Disney invited him, not acknowledging the Attractions couple and especially not thanking them. Sure, it's speculation, but this totally tracks with something he'd do.
I hate when Dim says “melk”, and I wonder if he’ll ever learn it’s cotija not cojita cheese as he sips his whore-chatuh and munches on some chore-IT-so, after eating a bunch of burned “no-key”, of course. 🫠Food boose and Chak-lit will always grate on me though.
I say 'tap mac' still. As far as Tim having a Philly accent, I'm going to disagree there, not at all.I think Tim has a slight Philly accent at times. Jenn has no accent.
I still call ATMs “MAC machines” so I’m in no position to criticize anyone’s word usage lol
I hate when Dim says “melk”, and I wonder if he’ll ever learn it’s cotija not cojita cheese as he sips his whore-chatuh and munches on some chore-IT-so, after eating a bunch of burned “no-key”, of course. 🫠
THANK YOU! This is one I've noticed all my life and it's driven me batty.I hate when Dim says “melk”
Does he say "Cranes"?Dim pronouncing crayons as crowns is infuriating to me.
You could run slowly?As much as I hate running, I might try it with this instead of walking really fast.
Maybe a liveI agree with @Quasimodo 10000000%. Home vlog coming this week about raising 2 children and how hard it is you guyzzzzzz. Jenn can't be out of the spotlight for too long. It's coming.....
Sandwich is the one I can’t take. Nails on a chalkboard!Dim pronouncing crayons as crowns is infuriating to me.
It didn’t seem that way. She used genie and bought ILL for Rise and FOP. It didn’t seem like a very busy day at either park.I'm guessing Disney helped them a bit with this. And cross-outs isn't a word. They're lines.
Thank you for this. I was wondering also. Wish he would wise up that he’s being used.Now that I've come out and said that I say "tore" I'm over analyzing, sitting in a room with the dog, saying tour out loud over and over again.
I'm sticking with tore, as in Jenn tore her jorts when she ate her 5th dinner of the day.
I'll add, I had a very very strong NYC accent for many years and have worked very hard to lose it because people are assholes and judgey. There are some words that I still cannot say without the NYC accent and after 2 drinks, I'm a full NYer again. So maybe that's it.
He's on instagram and Tiktok. But posts mostly on insta.
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I said lightning bugs growing up and I’m from the Midwest, not southern.I agree. I know this happens both in the US and the UK (between living there and going back to visit and I am sure it happens in Canada, Aust, and NZ) that I've heard people speak English or I should say, I think they are speaking English as their accents are so strong or they have local words that other areas don't use. I've had to ask people to slow down or ask them what that word means (see below).
Example. I say fireflies, as do most of the US. But some parts of the country they say Lighting Bugs (this was in FL). I had to ask what it was. The person who told me mentioned it was a southern thing. To me use the word (this case firefly) the majority of the country uses. So if someone from me who is from the US has never heard of the word and it is another American person saying it. I can't think of what someone from another English speaking country would think. As when I lived in the UK (at least in North Yorkshire) they also called them fireflies.
I know English is not standard. But in the age of the internet if something has a different meaning in British English vs. American (or Canadian, Aust. or NZ) English, people can easily look it up. Just like Spanish Spanish is different than Mexican or Cuban Spanish.
But I'd think I'd try to use standard English (meaning don't use slang English) if you know you have UK, Canadian, Aust., NZ or people who speak English as a 2nd language viewers. Unless you really do know it is a common phase (IE. Don't say Lightening Bugs, LOL).
There’s a chart for everything! Oh, my. Who knew?I don't think Tim or any other vlogger needs to adjust their pronunciations or word usage just because of their possible audiences. That seems inauthentic. Sure, they should avoid using slang. But should Tim start saying coriander instead of cilantro because someone in the UK might watch his video? I feel they should use whatever word or pronunciation they are used to or grew up with.
I make fun of Tim's usage of "tore" because I have never heard anyone say it like that before and I assumed he was just being his idiot self and didn't know how to say the word. He just seems to have a limited knowledge of English. I see now that people here even say it like him so I feel I should be more respectful of things like that.
Also, I wouldn't say that most of the US calls them fireflies.
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Yinzers!You should come to Western PA. There’s a whole dictionary for words that are used only here. Yinz instead of y’all. Buggy instead of shopping cart, chipped ham, etc. Look up Pittsburghese.
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