How to you say "Dildo" in Creole?

I ended up getting to the Gay Disney hotel much later than I wanted to last night. The Typhoon Lagoon water park party had already been going on for over two hours. But there was no way I was going to miss that!
So I pulled on my bathing suit and some flip flops, hoped in a cab, and got there right when the party was at it's peak. Hot men and boy in shorts and speedos splashing down the slides and grinding on the dance floor. Perfect!
I was going to go to the afterhours party at Arabian Nights but when I got back to my hotel room at 2:00am, and layed on the comfy bed, it was all over for me.
I just came back from having breakfast at the hotel all-you-can-eat buffet and found the cleaning lady servicing my room. I didn't want to go in until she was done so I thought this would be a great time to do a blog update. As I was sitting on the floor outside the room I heard the cleaning woman started laughing and then shouting to another cleaning lady across the hall. They were both laughing hysterically and talking in a mix if Creole and English. At one point I very clearly heard the word "dildo".
Crap! I know I went through my bags and took my clothes out, but did I close them up before I left the room? I prayed hard that the word for "soap" or "towel" in Creole was "dildo". But I feared the worse.
Five minutes later when the cleaning woman left after giving me a very, very big smile, I walked in the room and ran over to by bag. Yup... There it was poking out the side pocket.
I wonder if the word for "pillow" in Creole is "poppers"? I guess I'll find out tomorrow morning.

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