Cedar Point on Wheel of Fortune

Did anyone else see Cedar Point was a part of the prize package for wheel of fortune this week? The package was valued at 7,800 dollars. All I have to say is that is one heck of a vacation at Cedar Point.

_LO_ O_ CH_ _S_ O_ A S_ICK

what 7800 gets you

Cedar Point was also brought up on an episode of metalocalypse. Im not sure if any of you follow the show on adult swim (cartoon network), but i was pretty surprised when they briefly talked about CP.

realmadrid311 said:
_LO_ O_ CH_ _S_ O_ A S_ICK

what 7800 gets you

A lot of cheese on a stick! Took me awhile. ;)

I'd like to solve the puzzle

A LOT OF CHEESE ON A STICK

Oh yeah take that! I beat you. ;)

yeah...you posted first...but it didnt take me near as long to figure out :-D

So when do you get the prize package?

Albert.94 said:
Did anyone else see Cedar Point was a part of the prize package for wheel of fortune this week? The package was valued at 7,800 dollars. All I have to say is that is one heck of a vacation at Cedar Point.

All I've got to say is that would buy a heck of a lot of platinum passes (if in fact they were giving away any).

That's exactly what I was thinking when I seen it. I know it includes airfare and whatnot, but that still has to include a heck of alot and probably would make for an awesome trip.

I'm guessing a VIP tour is somewhere included in that.

Your mom is to fat to ride TTD. said:
A lot of cheese on a stick! Took me awhile. ;)

Probably because "alot" is not a word.

Probably because "alot" is not a word.

Actually... it is. Just not in the context used above.

"Perhaps this common spelling error began because there does exist in English a word spelled “allot” which is a verb meaning to apportion or grant. "

http://www.wsu.edu/~brians/errors/alot.html

^so... "alot" is still not a word based on your definition. Allot is a word. A lot is two words. Alot is neither.

we all make mistakes.... cough disaster transport cough :)

CP_Obsessed_Freak1987 said:

Actually... it is. Just not in the context used above.

Did you even read what you linked to? It's not a word. Not ever.

Allot - to parcel out, distribute or apportion; to assign as a portion, to allocate

Which is still not "alot."

Is this seriously happening?

^I was thinking the same thing. This was a fun topic till the spelling patrol came.