FlyingScooter

^my daughter took a greyhound to and from St. paul MN. she said that was the longest 18 hrs (one way) of her life. She described it as an 'interesting' trip.

3 egg omelets with Sausage, cheese, ham, cheese, tomatos and more cheese. IHOP: most over-priced omelets anywhere.

Here's what i found on MR Hydes info: http://www.greatamericaparks.com/edge.html

Wow, i checked Greyhound. From Cleveland to cincy is only 34 bucks. That's cheaper than i could drive it.

i love looking old pics and postcards. Nice job.

Livin' After Midnight: Judas Priest.

my leg hurts...

Dan:(thinking)Damn, I wish he'd use deodorant. Ellisa: my farts smell better than dereks armpits.

it's saturday and i'm working.... bahhhhhh

The elevators here at work scare me. I'm not kidding. The sudden drop isn't so bad, but the side/side banging reminds me of a Vekoma.

I've ridden both those many times. They're fun until you go backward and get up-righted. That park always hurt.

That was GL's Mr Hydes Nasty Fall. It was originally called The Edge at another park.

Crystal blue persuasion....

Every carnival I've been to had a Zipper. And most of the time they were broke down. I'll skip the Zip.

Or better yet, go to a park Auction. http://www.nortonauctioneers.com/ You could buy Erieview: all, or in pieces.

Is the lead singer male or female?

I miss the Teletubbies!

^Yes. all good things come to an end. \/ did you ride a bus today?

^you're probibly pregnant.... Imagine how rich you'd be if you were.

^likes rock and roll \/ can't change either....

As far as ski Lift-type transports/rides, it may have been insurance reasons, but i find that hard to believe. Your average ski resort doesn't pull in half the money a theme park does, yet they still run lifts and make a profit. Maintenance could be a problem, but again, ski lifts make it through the worst weather imaginable and hardly ever break down. In Ohio, the ski lifts don't even have lap bars to hold you in. You just sit there. When they hit the panic break, it always feels like you're gonna get tossed right out of it. I like trains. i remember the one GL had. It wasn't the greatest, but it was still fun. IMO, best train out there is at DollyWood.

Every time I've driven by the park, usually once a week at varied times, the parking lot is maybe 1/4 full. I think when they release the figures, this year will show better attendance.

That's a good site. Here's another one. http://www.italintl.com/used-rides.php

Nice work. It's given me a few ideas. Where's the bowling balls? A closet isn't a closet without bowling balls. (jk)