Chill, Im a big boy :) and it's nice to see a sence of humor on this board for a change.
That's it Chuck. Someone needs to buy you a dictionary for Christmas or your birthday. It's spelled "sense".
Anyway, Charmland was very clever. I like that one of the rides had to end in 'hawk.' I'm glad that I'm not the only one whose getting annoyed by the word 'hawk' being tacked onto the end of so many ride titles.
Clearly, there has to be someone at Cedar Fair who can do better, or maybe there's no incentive?
I can't say how much I love this site...
You know, there probably would be a decent market for Charmland attire and other memorabilia. Especially if it features "Lighty the Lightpost."
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Coaster Junkie from NH
I drive in & out of Boston, so I ride coasters to relax!
She shot down that thing like a luge run and when she hit the bottom she zipped across the snow for forty feet more.
And she wanted to do it again. (Dad had to say no.)
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Chuck, ways whats even better was the owners son going down it on both a ice block cut out of the herschell boat pond and cardboard in a heavy rain. he broke his back on the latter.
*** Edited 4/2/2008 11:25:40 PM UTC by Charles Nungester***
Welcome to my world ... I just got my first "where's the Banshee?" email of the season. It's like the first robin of spring: "Bring back the Banshee!" :)
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Mamoosh said:
Daddy was also probably mad he didn't wear his snow pants so he could do it too! :)
Good guess. :D
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And $5 for test your strength? Hell no. I bring my own games and play them in the parking lot for free. Sure it takes 2 hours out of my day, but I save upwards of 75 cents.
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