I'm going to go with a bird you can find in Ohio. The "Nighthawk" is already in the Cedar Fair family (down at Carowinds) so they might just duplicate that name which is not unheard of.
Or, I kind of like something with the name "Osprey" in it...another bird found in Florida.
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Ffej said:
Son of Raptor or Disaster Transport's Revenge
Son of Raptor won't work - then its guaranteed to send people to the hospital and end up SBNO while taking up parking space and the front entrance.
Alt.Winged Parking Lot presented by Six Flags Magic Mountain would work though! lol
The Facebook update says they're making room for "@!!$!(*%%"
Now, surely I'm over-thinking... but if they're hiding the name from us like that, wouldn't you imagine that they'd just use random symbols instead of... well, that?
I mean, we have two !! next to each other, and two %% at the end. That doesn't look like random keyboard mashing. Can we decipher some clues from this?
It also mentioned it will "fly" into the Point. So we can maybe assume it's probably a bird/flying creature name.
--PM
^^You're probably reading into it too far. But I don't know anymore than you so guess away!
"Wing Roller Coaster 1 looks too intense for me."
"I'm not going on Wing Roller Coaster 1 while it's raining."
That Crazy Dan said:
"Wing Roller Coaster 1 looks too intense for me.""I'm not going on Wing Roller Coaster 1 while it's raining."
I hate building a sweet coaster then having all the comments say "that looks too intense for me"
@!!$!(*%%
Pat, I'd like to solve.....
BANSHEE
@ - 2nd letter - B
! - 1st letter - A
!$- 14th letter - N
!( 19th letter - S
* 8th letter - H
% 5th letter - E
% 5th letter - E
Bigmal said:
@!!$!(*%%Pat, I'd like to solve.....
BANSHEE
@ - 2nd letter - B
! - 1st letter - A
!$- 14th letter - N
!( 19th letter - S
* 8th letter - H
% 5th letter - E
% 5th letter - E
You win both the most genius post and nerdiest post of the day :)
I still think those letters were just gibberish but the fact that you came up with a word that has a connection is impressive to say the least. Well done
Assuming the gibberish is essentially a substitution cipher, grep can give a list of words that contain the "pattern". Applying the regular expression "[a-z]\([a-z]\{1\}\)\1[a-z]\1[a-z][a-z]\([a-z]\{1\}\)\2" against a dictionary results in these words:
Mississippi
Mississippi's
Mississippian
Mississippians
cannonball
cannonball's
cannonballed
cannonballing
cannonballs
sleeveless
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