Seriously, go read the petition. It's creepy.
The only thing sillier than trying to 'save' a coaster is trying to save an advertising tool.
If you can't stand the heights, get out of the line.
I think Six Flags did fine back in the Time Warner days when the TV ads just featured the parks...no dancing mascots or anything. (Well, besides the Looney Tunes)
The only thing sillier than trying to 'save' a coaster is trying to save an advertising tool.
I'm glad Cypress Gardens and Knoebels don't seem to think like that, and by the way, a saved coaster is a great advertising tool. I hope the group working on saving Zippin Pippin is successful.
All of two coasters 'saved'. Look out! We're changing the world!
a saved coaster is a great advertising tool
I couldn't disagree more.
A saved coaster is great for advertising to tools. ;)
(winky face already! Harmless ribbing. I'm a coaster tool as much as anyone around here. :) )
I would like to know if anything, EVER has ever changed due to an online petition. Other than positive cash flow of the sites that host them.
Give that man a prize! :)
*** Edited 12/13/2005 1:54:05 AM UTC by Lord Gonchar***
edited: poor grammar *** Edited 12/13/2005 2:44:18 AM UTC by PhantomTails***
Wallpapers?? I had to get off that screen before my daughter saw it. She loves Mr. Six! And I don't want that face coming up every time I turn my computer on.
As far as the petition in concerned...it's over. SF has made the decision!
...Floorless Fan, We don't know for sure if they are going to get rid of Ol' Mr. Six or not. Six Flags haven't said that he is definitely going or not.
lol. What if this rumor was misinformation to make him even more iconic, like the Whizzer?
EDIT-added a space between 2 words. *** Edited 12/13/2005 4:33:09 AM UTC by dexter***
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