O.K. now the B.S. starts to show up. GL's closing.

How is it evil when it is a business move. It's not like they killed your cat, all they did was close down a park that wasn’t up to Cedar Fair standards. They couldn’t continue to operate at a loss, especially with the debt of the Paramount parks.

Well, maybe, but if my cat turns up dead one day, you'll know who I'm gonna suspect first. ;)

I'm honored to have my site mentioned along side OhioGameFishing.com. Sweet.

Of course, the moron who wrote it misquoted me. I never said I didn't believe Bryan Edwards.

The criticism of Eisner is tired. He took the creativity out of imagineering? Correct me if I'm wrong, but, didn't he greenlight:

Splash Mountain, Rock 'N RollerCoaster, Tower of Terror, Animal Kingdom, Euro Disney (which some say is the prettiest of all the parks), the Grand Floridian, Wilderness Lodge, Animal Kingdom Lodge, Disney Vacation Club, Disney's Vero Beach Resort (a real gem), the Team Disney Buildings, and I could go on and on.

Show me a CEO who never made any mistakes and I'll show you a CEO who is in his first hours on the job. That is how I feel about Kinzel too. Huge success but recent missteps that the company can ill afford considering all of the variables.

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Jeff said:
I'm honored to have my site mentioned along side OhioGameFishing.com. Sweet.

Of course, the moron who wrote it misquoted me. I never said I didn't believe Bryan Edwards.

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Meh it could be worse Jeff. I got misquoted once and it ended up on a billboard advertisement for a hospital with my picture on the billboard. There was a half of dozen of those retarded things.

What Cedar Fair has as a CEO could be a lot worse. Of course this decision was controversial, but GL wasn't making money. The Paramount Park purchase just made sense. As far as I could tell all of the parks are making money. If they were making money and being ran inefficiently than thats even a better deal for Cedar Fair. *** Edited 9/28/2007 12:26:57 PM UTC by PsychoMonkey61***