swampmonster

I'll leave that question up to a seasoned PKIU veteran.

I believe that you're talking about Kenton Cove's Keelboat Canal, where Tombraider the Ride is now situated.

That is not what I thought this topic was about at first.

I'll bet that a lot are probably second screennames of people who post more regularly.

I was going off of this article - http://www.wcpo.com/news/2004/local/03/10/cicadas.html , and it says the 21st, give or take a week. This more recent article - http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2004/05/0...cadaprep08.html says the 14th. So calm down; maybe I just brought the wrong newspaper under my rock.

I believe the official date for their arrival is May 21st.

C'mon teenageninja, celebrity is a subjective term.

It was only five minutes or so with them getting off of Drop Zone and playing basketball in front of Racer (and losing).

Anyone who watches MTV knows that Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson rode, and I'm not sure if Weird Al did or not.

Green fades to blue? I would have thought that it would have been the other way around.

I'll bet that most of the general public have no idea about the accident at SFNE.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that they have the same soundtrack.

The fact is that people get more mature with age. Of course there are some minors that are more responsible than some adults-its not an iron-clad statement that no minor is as qualified as an adult, but the fact is that the average adult is more mature than the average minor. This bill wouldn't solve the problem of immature people operating rides, but trying to say that minors are just like adults isn't close to being true. And there are other reasons why seniors will skip more school than freshmen: one-they have cars, two-they've been in school four years longer and are more burnt out.

Then tell them to stop and you stop, too.

You knew that he didn't actually mean only staffing 18 year olds and excluding 19 and up.