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  1. 1 minute ago, kirbias1 said:

    Anyone notice on Flying High Dronez flyover of Area 72 that they have paved the area at the bottom of the small set of stairs angled towards maintenance area to look like walkway will eventually go under Orion for possible future Area 72 expansion? Very interesting.

    I believe that ramp is actually left over from the former Firehawk exit ramp but yet I agree that they can easily expand area 72 (and they likely will)

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  2. 1 hour ago, calakapepe said:

    (then sort by date listed to get the most recent) :)

    Yep! Where Firehawk used to make its final right turn into the station.. lol *cough*
    edit, not intending to be mean spirited; just found it funny that we got confused.
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    By the way, If anyone can play the video on a large TV or large monitor.. the video is in 4k.. maybe you can make it out. My screen ain't cuttin' it :p

     

    Extremely hard to make it out,

    on the top it appears to say the number 199 or 139

    below that it appears to just be random numbers and possibly letters, rough guess 346C747T

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  3. Amusement insiders sometimes has decent analysis but also sometimes does not. I personally think he’s just being to harsh on Six Flags, he clearly has a bias against them. I don’t think Six Flags will go bankrupt, even if it did that’s not a major issue. They’ve managed to come out of it before.

  4. 18 minutes ago, TombraiderTy said:

    It was not repainted in 2014, although its opening was delayed like a month as it needed a replacement part.

    I don't think Drop Tower has been repainted since 2006... which sounds crazy long, but Baynum Painting's website backs that up (even if it has the wrong Drop Tower pictured - https://baynumpainting.com/projects/2019/10/14/drop-zone)

    Strange they would repaint it 7 years after it opened. Seems kind of quick.

  5. 3 hours ago, flightoffear1996 said:

    It doesn't look good because people aren't listening. Stay at home and the problem will go away quickly. However the chance for that has long come and gone. 

    I think part of the problem with the stay at home policy is how many businesses have no deemed themselves essential... If we wanted an effective stay at home policy way more should be closed.

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  6. 1 minute ago, spooky21 said:

    Tell me how unemployment works for a 2 week stay at home period. Let me know how well it works for you and how soon it starts.

    I haven’t looked into how Ohio’s new unemployment works but it seems to cover those who have been laid off due to coronavirus. As some politicians have suggested Universal Basic income would help greatly for those who have lost their jobs.

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  7. 1 minute ago, malem said:

    If restaurants were closed to carry-out and delivery, grocery stores would be a lot more crowded as the only food sources available.

    Crowded grocery stores aren't good for social distancing.

    People being crammed inside a fast food restaurants kitchen also isn’t good social distancing . 

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  8. 5 minutes ago, disco2000 said:

    A LOT of people that is how they get their food....some people simply don't cook and almost every meal is from a restaurant...

    And with all the hoarding going on this is the only way some can get food now...

    Most states have closed down the restaurants with similar orders. If you can’t cook a frozen meal then you have much bigger problems then this virus. 600,000+ people work in the food industry in Ohio. That’s 600k people who are now put at risk and potential carries. The grocery stores can support people eating at home. This stay at home order is by far the weakest of all those that have been issued in the states.

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