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This is Something Random in Frankfurt, Germany. Eee hah.

I think this poll should have been based on Magic Kingdom parks ONLY, since WDW is really a full blown resort, made up of four parks, including a MK. But that's just me. And still, for my €uros it's DisneyParis MK at this time. Beautiful layout, as big as WDW's, but still intimate like DL. Can't wait to go back to it this coming April (15th Anniversary!). And sorry, but there IS more to a theme park than just thrill rides and coasters. Hence the word 'theme'?

Betcha can't eat just one.

Weeds.

First thing I plan to have when I get home from Germany in November, is a good heaping plate of spaghetti & sauce! And mmmmm, freshly grated Parmesan on top. Thanks for the inspiration, Joe. Yum, yum.

It's 00:00 in Munich, Germany.

Yes, totally. Is beauty truly "in the eye of the beholder"?

^ Like, for example.........what would 'fit you'?

"True Love knows no Language Barriers."

Nope, 'cause I never tried it.... yet. Do you enjoy Mountain Dew?

^ Didn't use the stove to cook his sandwich. < Is not terribly fond of s-s-s-spiders. v Has a 'thing' for Pasta & Sauce.

Last night in Munich, my hosts took me to a GREEK restaurant! And it was wonnnnnderful. Or as my hosts would say - yum, yum. Not mention the bottle of sweet Greek wine, and Ouzo afterwards. Yum, yum indeed.

"Please stick your gum HERE before riding."

I am in Munich right now. And bored.

No - no... Time for a change here... POTATOE SOUP W/CHEESE IN A BREAD BOWL! Thanks to Julie/USRoadTripper and her recent scrumptious 'find' at Knott's!

The Mine looks to be quite the attraction ride. It's nice to see that the smaller steel coasters being created now, can actually be totally enclosed and themed for a really good all-encompassing experience... and thrills too! Thanks for sharing the tour, Dave.

"Now, read the chart on the other side of the room, please?"...

There ya go... COASTER-VIVOR (Uh, thankyew very muuuuch.)

Glad you enjoyed Mystery Lodge there at Knotts, Julie. That attraction originally debuted at Vancouver's EXPO 86 World'sFair, as part of the General Motors pavillion, believe it! And it was sold to Knott's following the fair's closure that October. The original was definitely different in focus in regards to the Native Indian Culture and folklore of the (then) immediate area around BC. But the electronics, film technology and live theater 'magic' is all one and the same. And this was one of The Big Hits of the fair back in 1986! I remember actually RUNNING to the pavillion one morning at opening time, just to NOT have to wait over a (usual) hour or more with the (usual) eventual long lines that immediately formed after EXPO's gates opened, heh heh. It was a great attraction, and I remember enjoying it again when we saw it at Knott's in 1996. True retro memory of the fair, thru Mystery Lodge. ~ ~ ~ Excellent TR too, by the by. Mmmmm - bread bowl and potatoe w/cheese soup. Excellent. Looked good there.

Hey - #2 just came out. And it's a hit (Who'da thinkit, hmmm?). I smell "Jackass Internationale" - in Germany!

"Theme Parks of Alaska..."

Me, right now - five hours after getting another beard and hair trim... Old hippie??? Hah, i say to you! And then, it'll all "thicken in" for winter, LOL!

"Every Highway..." Gordon Lightfoot

WAKE UP DEREK!!!

Finished watching an old episode of "Kids In The Hall" on local tv...