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hehe I know sometimes Amazon or Ebay will have some good ones

I think I found my new shirt

Wouldn't it be better if you just told us terpy were to lazy to read that much...hahaha! I am not gay however my son is and I am proud of him. I will be there for this. I remember it being called red shirt day. Not a lot of people wear red now...its more rainbow-ish

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I'm guessing LCG and HTCO didn't realize that you posted a video of DB switching. Thanks for posting this video! I do get it!

Actually if you cared to even read in depth, me and the lady both had people who wanted actions done because of the abnormality of our appearance.

A Park employee(not management as I pointed out in my post) has asked a women,(because of 2 tattoo's), that she thought was offensive(she could of easily asked upper management for a opinion and have them deal with it.) This wasn't two pot leaves tho...(did you know pot can be legally obtain as a medical Marijuana prescription in California? SO don't really see where you were going with this example) Also this wasn't two bloody knives either... Private Property or not, The customer felt as if she was singled out by the employee(which she was) and discriminated against because of a harmless tattoo. Also yes it was private property but the employee was in no right to denied her entrance to the park, also her tattoo didn't interfere with the dress code at all. There should of been no confrontation in the first place. Associates are told too enforce rule yes, BUT when it deals with having too reject a paying customer off the property then a manager HAS too step in. Managers are trained too deal with these type of situations and know what to say and how to handle the conflict. Also to the other half of your post, please do not compare apples to oranges. I don't believe that a manager would give a seasonal employee the power too reject a paying customer. Yes if she spots a problem, her job is too tell upper management. As you can see from this event, she took power into her own hands and now this is the outcome. Also I was just making a point in my paragraph about the hair color. The tattoo situation is just the same. From what I've seen from the tattoo, nothing looks offensive. I don't think the park is aloud to tell you too cover up a tattoo unless they have a restriction on it(in which Six Flags OT does not) That be like going too Kings Island and having a employee asking me to put a band-aid over my pierced eyebrow. Well see I can understand if someone was asked to change shirts cause it prompts rape/murder. That's why parks have dress code. Not the same thing when the park doesn't have a restriction on body art. Also the meaning of culture Culture-The set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution, organization or group

1. To my understanding , the employee wasn't park management and had no right to denied her entrance too the park because of her tattoo. 2. Like all things, anything out of the norm, people will react too it. You really have me confuse here also, you typed Almost anyone finds anything offensive now and days. I was actually told one day that a customer at my store found my hair color to be offensive, are you saying I should put a bag over my head because a lady found it offensive(my hair was black with gray tips) Just making a point. 3. Can't really comment, Because I as well wished they would of called her. 4. I would of been bothered also to be honest. A park employee basically told her , that her tattoo was offensive and she had to cover it up, it probably hurt the woman's feelings. Its was like a low blow too her. As you can tell from the article the women is very passionate about tat's. Starting the day out with a negative encounter like this is no fun. 5. Its the public. Point blank and simple. You're going to run into a lot of people with different styles and different backgrounds and different cultures. You may not agree with them because its out of your "norm" but that doesn't mean they should be a minority.

Who's this "he" you're talking about? What shirt?

Events like these that take place just really make me upset. Here's a mother of 3 and a wife celebrating her husbands birthday at the park, and here comes some employee telling her she can't gain access to the park because of a tattoo? I found the tattoo very artsy! Now maybe the employee found it disturbing because maybe she was brought up on different values and I know there are people who think tattoos are just disturbing and disgusting. I think the employee was out of line, was not professional and im sure she did not think of what the out come of her actions could be. She then had the nerve to try and sell her a shirt for 5 bucks? Really? Also read some of these comments that people are posting on the news article. I think majority are middle schoolers in a current event class.

Anyone know if the lemon chill guy is working this year? Haven't seen him yet!

Strange?? I went to visitkingsisland.com and then I saw a search engine too the far right of the web page, I then typed in Sling Shot and sure enough something shot up

1996-FOF 1997-New slides at water works 1998-Scooby's™ Ghoster Coaster 1999-drop zone / faceoff 2000-SOB 2001-Rugrats Runaway Reptar 2002-SlingShot/TTR 2003-Delirium 2004-Boomerang Bay 2005-TIJ:ST 2006-AVATAR 2007-Firehawk 2008-NOTHING 2009-Diamondback 2010-Snoopy looks too me we got a ride every year from 1996 - 2007.

Hehe I'll try not too!!! This year should be good, Next to none disrespectful pamphlets should be in the park this year, KI security takes rather good care of us gay/straight/lesbian/trans for the night.

*hopes Cedar Fair won't be as strict on just "raining" operations as it was last year*

*Did not have to stand at the entrance of the ride to tell people that the ride was down because of rain instead he was giving the thumbs up too send 36 riders into the rain*

It very much so is!! Every year I've been I have seen families with little one gets pushed in strollers, I've seen old couples just enjoying the evening atmosphere. Its really relax and a night full of fun. Im very excited for this year and hopefully we have 4k+ family and friends this year!

Its a very fun night! Short lines, great entertainment, Ride all you want til midnight! Its one big celebration.

*Didn't realize you could use conjunctions to start sentences*

Hmm a KIC meet up!?

Ticket pricing is always 40.00-50.00 Buying your tickets at the GLBT Cincy Center is cheaper Also I think they're bringing back where if you buy your online Gay pride night E-ticket you get free parking.!! E-Ticket last year were 40.00(included free parking) *is glad that he doesn't have to click the report button 100+times on the first 2 days of the thread being started*

I know some of you have been waiting for my yearly post about this! Date: 09/10/2010 (Friday) Time: 6pm-12am Links! Article With Brief Info/The GLBT Of Cincy Private event: Closed to the general public(This really means closed for people who do not support GLBT community, All ages are welcome but Snoopy part of KI will be closed.) Entertainment: As of my understandings Drag queen shows will be returning this year! So far I'm unaware if anything will be happening in the theater.(these shows are very comedic and also very fun to watch!) I'll be getting ticket information here shortly!But I do know (like pass years) that your season pass will not let you in! I'll make a couple phone calls, I've just been soo busy with work that I just now hearing about the official date(thanks you, you know who you are ) I will be there like always and this year will be the 14th gay(didn't sound right saying straight hehe) year that KI has let us rent out the park for the evening to celebrate our sexual orientation and a night of non-judgment and just pure fun and equality! I hope to see some of you there this year! Show your support!! Remember you don't have to be gay to come! Its one heck of a night of fun! and riding your favorite rides here at KI! *Any post that reflect a negative outlook or respond for this event or towards homosexuals, will be removed* *simple if you don't like what I'm posting, don't reply* Ticket Info Ticket Prices if purchased before the event Individual Tickets: $40 Group sales of 7 or more: $36 As an added bonus – advance ticket prices are $5.00 less than general admission and include FREE PARKING, so don’t miss the chance to be part of Pride Night 2010, when over 5,000 family and friends meet: Ticket Price at the gate Individual Ticket: $45 Purchase Tickets Here

I know a couple banks were even offering all time low tickets for bank account members. Centra Credit Union is one of these. Also I bought mine for 19.99 from CCU.

Thats what i was searching for =D