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Idiocracy

Linux Switch or NES Classic?

No. It's over and done and nothing anyone can do will change it. Don't waste your energy on things in the past; focus on influencing the present and the future. Have you been to India?

You may want to wait a few years....

Seagull

Yes, it's an interesting story, and despite the nostalgia, people didn't really care about it. It only lasted 4 years (which keep in mind is one year longer than Hard Rock/Freestyle Park). Place it in the rubbish bin of ideas that sounded great but were actually terrible. Here's a great site that tells the story, and a lot of why it's awesome is that it is an actual Tripod site blissfully ignoring the fact that it's no longer the twentieth century. http://lisawebworld1.tripod.com/oldchicago.html

Buried

Then it would be on the ground. What if there were VR goggles that held an iPad in front of your face?

Honestly, at this point the books and show are very different from each other. The first season was almost identical, but they've been slowly drifting apart ever since.

Randomly hitting keys. Idiocracy or V for Vendetta?

Eureka would experience daily blackouts. What if east were actually west?

Quest

^ Warning: That's a slide show made from Reddit comments.

It's a shooting dark ride with cars that spin, tilt, and vibrate. You wear 3D glasses, just like the ones at the movie theater, and you stop every so often to shoot things on a screen, similar to some of the old arcade games like Time Crisis. It's really fun. Wait times can vary, but expect an hour or longer.

I do! The classic martini is my favourite. Do you enjoy taking selfies?

Paper. More biodegradable. Dilophosaurus or velociraptor?

Mario. This or that?

Without Apple, computers may never have become a household appliance. What if there were a universe made completely of antimatter?

Thanks, Tony. That was well worded and appropriate. We're all very excited for the new coaster, and although I enjoyed the original Mean Streak, I am eagerly watching the construction of the new version of the ride. Sometimes people get a little carried away. I understand how dangerous construction zones can be, as I have had a number of friends and acquaintances in that industry, so I know you set down these rules to keep people safe. I'll be content to watch the construction through the channels you and the park provide. If it's like the Valravn construction, this should be an entertaining winter. Thanks for all you do, and I'm very much looking forward to the next time I can visit your park and ride this new coaster and some old favourites as well.

We do love seeing some of the Christmas light displays around the Ozarks. Some of them are very elaborate. We're Greek Orthodox, so we celebrate Christmas (or Nativity as we call it) with a midnight liturgy on Christmas Eve. It's very beautiful and very sincere. Most Christians will say Easter is their main holiday, but for us, Nativity is the highlight of the year. If you're interested, here's a short video of a Nativity liturgy in Moscow: Just to make it clear, I'm not saying this to try to convert anyone. I don't care what religion you are, or whether you even have one. It doesn't matter. Orthodox Christianity makes me a better person, so this is what I do. You do whatever helps you to be a better person, whatever that is, and it may not even be a religion. Just find what works for you, and be excellent to everyone.

Yes, Silver Dollar City's Old Time Christmas. Have you been to Paraguay?

Santa Clause. . .? Tim Allen's going to be there?

^ It's a bit more limited than that. Nothing past the railroad tracks at all, and Mine Train is closed as well.