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Sorry, but they didn't have cameras then... Eric

Uh oh...you're all turning into me...The Evil Grammar Guy of Doom! Eric

They put up with old diabetic people. Eric

Buzzard carcass. Eric

^ Diet Coke with Splenda is closer to the original than Coke Zero in my opinion. Eric

Clean socks. Good shoes (in my case, Reebok DMX Walkers). Lots of walking (I walk no less than five miles at a time---often six to eight). Keep 'em clean. Keep the toenails trimmed. So there. Eric

This is one "hail" of a way to start your day... Eric

What did that McDonald's sign have on it? It looked like a changable display for gas prices or something. Or do the prices of their burgers change depending on the time of day? Eric

If the Sky Tower should ever fall down, whatever it lands on will be SFMM's newest flat ride. Eric

^ Sorry about your head...for whatever reason I never get headaches. My girls got home from Hawaii at 2am this morning. I was already long since asleep so I didn't get a trip report. I can't wait to find out what Diana did and see pictures! Eric

^ I think that's just as much a spoof as the ones where one penguin slaps or pushes another one and it falls down. Surely no one would ever kick an elderly person. Eric

Yesterday on my way home from work. Eric

^ Nice car. Do you ever "peel" out from a stop? Eric

^ LOL!! We live in the same town, so I'll say "neighbor!" Eric

This is something I want to do someday. I like being up high, and it would be nice to be up there and just float along, unlike a plane. Eric

Honestly, I'd like to see SFMM put in a spinning mouse. It would be unique, as no one else close by has one. I think most people would enjoy it, and it would fall into the family ride category, which I think the park sorely needs. Unfortunately, contrary to what the park says, their target audience is the young, non-family crowd. That shows based on the type of attractions they've opened in the last ten years---extreme coasters! Eric

^ Yeah, damn those stupid diabetics...oh, wait a minute... Eric

Funny, my wife went to SFA on one of her business trips to Baltimore. She rode ROAR! and Superman: Ride of Steel. Overall, however, she wasn't impressed with the park and she said that Superman had some weird noise or something while climbing the lift. Another funny thing is that she's ridden ROAR! East, but not West, and I've ridden ROAR! West, but not East. Eric "Still would like to visit SFA, though" L.

^ Oh, I forgot all about Johnny Lightnings! I know I still have one of those, along with some Matchbox cars. Eric

I agree that Windjammer wasn't exactly a "wild mouse," but I believe that it was a TOGO Looping Mouse model. At least that's what I've heard. Eric

I should look into doing something with AutoCAD... Eric

I prefer Coke and always have. Sometimes a Pepsi is a nice change of pace, though. Eric

^ We have a family of three and do a lot of shopping. Not everything is in tremendous bulk, either. You can get a number of items in "normal" quantities. Eric

My Hot Wheels---hands down! And they were the original ones from the late '60s/early '70s. BTW, I still have 'em! Eric

I had my lunch stolen once at Taco Bell. After ordering, the lady gave me my cup, and I went over to the fountain to fill it up. Just then, I heard "Number 20!" That was my number. When I told the lady behind the counter that I was No. 20, she said, "Oh...that lady just took your order..." Sure enough, I saw the very last of a lady carrying out a bag. Most likely, she was a hungry, homeless person who was hanging around ready to take someone's food if they weren't right there. The lady behind the counter realized what had happened and remade my order with no charge. Ever since then, they've required to see the receipt before they "release" the food. This surely wasn't a bad experience. In fact, we laugh about it now. Eric