Attitudes

dropaduce said:
BoredOutOfMyMind... you're my hero.

QFT.

Like it has been said plenty of times, if you don't like it, don't buy it.

I saw that on opening day, but I didn't get off of dragster until around 10:40 when the park closed. Im making sure I buy that one next time I go.

Jeffrey Spartan said:
I'm Ok with the edgy change to be honest..Only shirt I thought was a little over the top and too controversial was the "fat chicks" shirt...

I liked that one too Danny Boy!!

Was that shirt for the CP & LE Railroad?????

Dan said:

CP & LE Railroad?????

Funny danny boy..said something like "Fat Chicks are hot"

BlueStreak64 said:
I think even my little 5 year old cousin could figure out what that donkey on the one shirt is there for, and she isn't even allowed to watch movies with stuff like that.

ass
n. pl. ass·es

1. Any of several hoofed mammals of the genus Equus, resembling and closely related to the horses but having a smaller build and longer ears, and including the domesticated donkey.

You really try to protect your cousin from hoofed mammals?

I think you should just "Get off your ass and ride", and not worry about the T-shirts.

What ever sexual innuendo you may feel the shirt represents, young kids would just see it as a donkey. Nothing wrong with that at all.

*** Edited 5/11/2006 3:20:15 AM UTC by Pete***

Anonymous said:

crazy horse said:
Hehehe,

I bought the " I like em fast" shirt on saturday.

I wore it in the park on sunday, and had about a dozen people ask me where they could buy one at.

This proves my point (and Cedar Point's): the shirts sell. Enough said.

Now I'm not trying to argue one way or the other, but I'm sure a picture of a girl flashing the camera would certainly sell. But, does it make it right to sell that just because it sells?

Me personally, I don't care for the store at all.

Is it right to sell a pop for $2.50 because it sells to people who are thirsty?

No body cares about being right or wrong when it comes to making money. If someone will buy it, sell it. If someone will pay a good chunk of money for it, jack up the price.

Some people really frighten me with their "If I don't like it I have to ruin it for everybody" take on things. The sad thing is that there have been so many countless examples in recent years of the minority actually winning the fight and ruining it for everyone. It's clear that CP realizes exactly what age group they're targeting with this new store, and it's very smart on their part. If you're not a target of the store, then stay away from it. I don't go in the Snoopy Boutique.

I have seen more offensive things on Spongebob Squarepants. It's like Ralph Wiggum said, I dont go in the Snoopy Boutique, or Mamaw's R Us, but even if I did, I wouldnt complain because I didnt like the stuff. I just wouldnt go there anymore. It's as simple as that.

^ That's funny but kind of wrong. I want a shirt that says, "Cedar Point doesn't kill people, Six Flags and Mission Space kill people." I don't like people that say, for example, I find South Park offensive. I say change the channel or turn off the TV. No one forces you to watch it. (I love south park). If you don't like the shirts don't go back into the store and don't buy them. There was some idiot that said, "I bought this shirt for my child and I find it highly offensive." Then don't buy it in the first place. My 2 cents.

Turbo Jaw said:
^ That's funny but kind of wrong. I want a shirt that says, "Cedar Point doesn't kill people, Six Flags and Mission Space kill people." I don't like people that say, for example, I find South Park offensive. I say change the channel or turn off the TV. No one forces you to watch it. (I love south park). If you don't like the shirts don't go back into the store and don't buy them. There was some idiot that said, "I bought this shirt for my child and I find it highly offensive." Then don't buy it in the first place. My 2 cents.

Very well put and nice idea about the shirt. :)