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Here's another one: It's on something. What's this item, and what is it on?

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OK! Here it is! Anyone know? -Tatum This is seriously not a dildo.

Is it the protective covering for a wire off of Wildcatter?

Is it a shell from a gun? -Tatum

Things that are behind the rims of cars? -Tatum

^ Hallelujah! That'd be awesome! -Tatum "Can't wait for it!"

I don't want to sound like a prude, but you're very demanding to someone who's taking his time doing something for others (and you). -Tatum

I don't get how floorless trains would hurt guys. I didn't know that Scream! was painful. -Tatum

Thanks so much Shane! I love your updates! -Tatum "How much longer 'til the Astroworld stuff? "

GM's short lived EV1 electric vehicle. -Tatum

I love the red on Arrow's Viper (SFMM). The color makes the coaster look so powerful, yet so gentle. -Tatum

This is the stuff that keeps TPR entertaining. I LOVE drama! -Tatum "Yeah, I think ya'll are the same people!"

Dude calm down! Who do you think he his? Your servant? He can post his updates when he chooses to. -Tatum

Hard drive for a computer?

There was a plan to build a water park a couple years ago. -Tatum

Melted bouncy ball?

I just emailed Councilman Arnie Fielkow for the answer. Hoprfully he'll tell me. -Tatum

When somebody takes something from somebody (purposely) it's called stealing. Six Flags didn't own any of the rides they didn't put in. They're able to remove the rides they installed, but may not remove the rides that were originally there when SF agreed to lease the park from N.O. (N.O. owns the rides not installed by SF). SF removed the S&S Towers that did not belong to SF, and they also took the 2 G-Train Mega Zeph trains (now used for Boss at SFStL). -Tatum You didn't answer his question. The article doesn't mention ANYTHING about "stealing" rides. All it mentions is the city intends to sue based on the fact Six Flags has no clear plan to re-open the park. And unless you have a copy of the lease agreement, I'm not sure how you can think "stealing" will be the basis of their lawsuit. It doesn't say that. Your right. New Orleans bought the park ofter Odgen Parks filed for bankruptcy. When SF decided to remove two rides (Chaos, and Inverter) they had to remain on the property because Six Flags rightfully owns them. Up until the hurricane, they were sitting in the parking lot with a wooden fence around them. The city can't run a theme park. Hell, they can barely run N.O. They simply signed a lease agreement with SF saying that they own the land and the rides in the park, and you'll simply run it for us. -Tatum

I'm actually embarrassed to live in Louisiana because of Naguin and the rest of his "nuts" in the "Chocolate City". -Tatum

^ Yes. It was called Drachen Fire. But the poster above you was talking about Anaconda that was at Busch Gardens Africa. -Tatum

When somebody takes something from somebody (purposely) it's called stealing. Six Flags didn't own any of the rides they didn't put in. They're able to remove the rides they installed, but may not remove the rides that were originally there when SF agreed to lease the park from N.O. (N.O. owns the rides not installed by SF). SF removed the S&S Towers that did not belong to SF, and they also took the 2 G-Train Mega Zeph trains (now used for Boss at SFStL). -Tatum

Sucker?

Wait......I thought the S&S was leasing the towers. They were crappy anyway. But, Six Flags did take (steal) rides from the park (S&S Towers, and Mega Zeph G-Trains). I have a feeling Six Flags will file for Chapter 11 (if not already). -Tatum

I may be wrong, but that looks like some form of a Trioka. -Tatum