Random acts of Kindness at Cedar Point.

^^^I was not saying that I did pushed people so hard that they get hurt, but once I rubbed against this preppy girl who saw me coming and stood her ground. I try to walk around people, but sometimes they refuse to move, even if they see you coming. I understand people not always see you or are busy fixing something, but if you see a crowd heading your way, then don't stand there looking at me like I have three heads! The least thingyou can do is step back about 2 feet. I was at a locker my skyhawk once and was not in the way of anyone. This lady comes up behind me and runs right over my foot with her darned stroller wheel and crushed my toes. she didn't even apologize, just glanced and walked away.

I did my good deed today at the Point. I helped a lady with her wagon over a curb by Soak City. She thanked me three times! She told me that she is from Michigan and she is impressed with how nice the people are at Cedarpoint!

Yeah. Screw those "preppy" people. Stick it to the man!

I like how a topic about random acts of kindness has turned into talking about pushing people who get in your way. That being said, I have more of a problem with the people who walk around not looking where they're walking than the people who stand in the middle of the midways. I'm pretty sure some kid may have broke his nose on my shoulder a few weeks ago because he wasn't paying attention. I stopped to wait for my girlfriend to tie her shoe (not in the middle of the midway) and quite a few seconds after I had stopped, I feel something crunch into the back of my shoulder. The kid just wandered away holding his nose....

I bet he was wearing a polo shirt and flip flips. Damn preppies.

I know, God forbid someone wear American Eagle, Hollister or something other than tacky coaster shirts... /sarcasm\

Ok my random act of kindness was on thursday waitin for Raptor, i believe. We were a group of four and there was a group of three ahead of us when the train came into the station. they asked if we were a four and after replying yes they told us we could go! that was cool.

However, waiting for wicked twister my mom and brother found 2 open spaces to wait for but there werent 2 more for me and my uncle so we split up and waited behind two differnt single riders. when the train emptied and then loaded some random guy popped in from the other side and stole my seat!? i dont even know where he came from, but it was not cool. the attendant realized and asked if i wanted to take the last seat in the back, which i didnt want to do(but did) because it was my first time on the ride

Your mom is to fat to ride TTD. said:
I know, God forbid someone wear American Eagle, Hollister or something other than tacky coaster shirts... /sarcasm\

Yeah. You're telling me. No one knows their fashion like coaster fans...

IT'S NOT A FANNY POUCH JOSH! Stop making fun of me!

Did I say that out loud?

And in regards to the topic. My most recent AOK was when I ran down the Dragster midway to return a wallet to someone who had left it at Grandstand Refreshments.

e x i t english said:
I bet he was wearing a polo shirt and flip flips. Damn preppies.

Actually, he was.... :)

I hate when people jump over a line just as you get on. I know I don't care if person ask nicely if they could if they are trying to ride with a group, but the other day my son and niece were just about to go on the Gemini and a really rude man shoved my son kinda hard and told him to move! Well my son doesn't like to be pushed around, so he alerted the operator who didn't hear him until it was too late. a little later in the day he ran into the guy again and my son was getting a drink of water and tried to cut in front of my niece. she saw who it was and told the man to get in line! Just as the man was trying to shove his way through , I saw an worker walking by and I told him about this ,man and the worker went right over and the man got into trouble! Now I try very hard and my kids are very polite, but the way the that man was it made my son upset. All the man had to do was ask my son and he would have let him on.