...Inexplicable

* For its Halloween gala, the Kings Island amusement park near Cincinnati had set up an exhibit featuring skeletons dressed to resemble, among other deceased celebrities, Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett, Ted Kennedy, Ed McMahon, TV salesman Billy Mays, Sonny Bono and Ted Williams. Alongside was a marker board labeled "agenda," with those names crossed off but others still listed, including Bernard Madoff and the comedian Carrot Top. (Following a WLWT-TV preview of the exhibit in September, the park quickly canceled it, with a spokesman declaring, "We were not intending to be distasteful.")...

http://www.macon.com/128/story/931629.html

Terpy I dont get it didnt KIC already have a disscussion about this event back when they had the preview and it was haunt season.

Do you not think it weird that this is NOW making the "News of the Weird" in Macon, Georgia. NOW?

And thus the post.

And it can't be added to the original thread, which no longer appears here...

Hmmmmm that is strange at first I saw Macon and I was like hmmmm he must have made a mistake spelling Mason but now you said Georgia I do find that very strange.

With all due respect, spelling Macon is not all that taxing...

(note also the url in the original post)...

Terpy, he'll be here all week, folks!

With all due respect, spelling Macon is not all that taxing...

(note also the url in the original post)...

Terpy, he'll be here all week, folks!

You're a clever one Terpy,

A clever one indeed!

And for those who say there is no such thing as bad publicity, the Halloween Haunt just keeps on giving. Now it's not Macon but Minneapolis:

...Time to rethink that

For its Halloween gala, the Kings Island amusement park near Cincinnati had set up an exhibit featuring skeletons dressed to resemble, among other deceased celebrities, Michael Jackson, Farrah Fawcett, Ted Kennedy, Ed McMahon, TV salesman Billy Mays, Sonny Bono (his skeleton in front of a tree) and Ted Williams (his skeleton in front of a freezer).

Alongside was a marker board labeled "agenda," with those names crossed off but others still listed, including Bernard Madoff and the comedian Carrot Top. Following a WLWT-TV preview of the exhibit in September, the park quickly canceled it, with a spokesman declaring, "We were not intending to be distasteful."...

http://www.startribune.com/lifestyle/78531...D3aPc:_Yyc:aUUr

In Minneapolis, this article first appeared Friday, December 4.

These skeletons have legs...