Fear'd by many, known by all,
The 2-0-7 is nowhere near small.
The metal snake courses like ivy through trees,
And happily freaks out its guests, if you please.
The red ribbon pierces the tranquil blue sky,
And shoots out of sight in the blink of an eye.
The sunlight shimmers on water below
As we dive toward the surface... What's this?! OH NO!
We pull out of the fall, inches from doom,
Half-expecting to hear a giant sonic boom.
Our heart rates quicken, our spines are compressed,
Never wishing to end, never wanting to rest.
We sigh with relief as the end draws near,
But we jump back in line, craving more of this fear,
This fear -- so driven, so solid, so pure,
That we stretch our limits to feel us endure.
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Whatever facts, or info we can dig,
I'm sure of one thing -- it's gonna be BIG.
Today I was in a suburban Philly mall (King of Prussia) and in one of the kids' areas they had one of those old-school arcade contraptions from Cedar Point that allows a person to "ride" either the Corkscrew, Gemini or Blue Streak. I couldn't believe my eyes, but I didn't want to start a new thread about me waxing nostalgic over random run-ins with Cedar Point memorabilia in eastern Pennsylvania.
That said, ladies and gentlemen, I give to you the worst limerick ever:
The spot of old White Water Landing
(the flume that is no longer standing)
will provide traffic flow
to a path needing mo'
attraction for peoples' demanding.
*insert groan here*
2000: Gemini
2001: Gemini ATL
Ok limericks it is!
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-GREASED LIGHTNING-
There once was a coaster on-point,
That caused pain in ev-er-y joint.
So they gave it some grease,
And with the greatest of ease.
Its now a coaster that wont dissapoint!
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Regarding the new stricter saftey precautions at the park...
- SAFTEY -
Just think of the stories we'd tell,
If we weren't fastened in oh so well.
As the ride hurtled towards the water,
Out flew Kinzel's daughter.
And then the park he did sell.
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- The Insider -
There once was a man on a hill,
Whos job was to sell Lemon Chill.
When he told us all,
Id be 500 feet tall.
We all exclamed "What a thrill!".
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Anyone else with some great poetry?
*** Edited 6/25/2006 1:29:23 AM UTC by Steve4Hockey***
Mechanical Engineer: Dont mess with us, we design your coasters.
Steve4Hockey said:
- SAFTEY -Just think of the stories we'd tell,
If we weren't fastened in oh so well.
As the ride hurtled towards the water,
Out flew Kinzel's daughter.
And then the park he did sell.
That's another good one imo.
Four discount funday tickets to Cedar Point: $130.96
Overnight stay at Breakers Express: $70
Riding rides the size of skyscrapers while "legally" breaking the local speed limit: Priceless
-Maverick-
M any pieces coming together as one.
A nother shiny coaster reaches for the sun.
V elocity increases as you speed down the track.
E veryones hands up, and all their heads back.
R olling and looping, and swooping its way,
I nto a helix, then spirals away.
C an this be just what were waiting for?
K eep posted right here, and youre sure to hear more!
Mechanical Engineer: Dont mess with us, we design your coasters.
e x i t english said:
Ensign Smith said:
DBCP, you have me dead to rights. I know CP watches this site and I'm engaging in the finest suck-up-ery I can come up with.
Suck up with your wallet and buy a red cross spot.
Allow me to show you the contents of my wallet. I guarantee you the mother of laughs to end your weekend. ;)
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