Muffleheads

hello everyone, i'm gonna be working with yall at CP this summer...very exciting i'll be on snake river falls. anywhoosit, i was just wondering what a mufflehead is. if you could tell me that would be great.

*we're gonna eat a dolphin!*

Ask and yee shall recieve...

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June 11th, 2001 - Gemini 100
VertiGo Rides - 82
Technical Services 2002
Fright Zone Screamster 2002
*** This post was edited by Red Garter Rob 2/17/2003 5:59:06 PM ***

You'll find out all too soon when you get there... Just remember to wear hooded sweatshirts on certain ride nights, and don't open your mouth. ^_~

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~Lee~

Group Sales ATL '01
Group Sales TL '02
Park Admissions Supervisor '03
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"The greatest leaders don't take credit for their actions; they don't have to."

haha...the wonderful beast of good ole Lake Erie ;)

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Breakers Express '02 & '03

Few sounds I can think of worse than the snapping of an automobile driving over a road covered with muffleheads.

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Games 2002
Breakers' Coffee Shop 2003

How to tell you're a true Po!nter:
You actually develop a taste for muffleheads and can't wait till June to eat more!! :) I could be wrong but I'm hoping with this God forsaken awful winter we've had so far, the mufflehead population won't be so bad this year. One can only hope! :)

Jo
2000/2002 Raptor Crew
Lifetime Raptor flights: 708 :)
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It's all about getting around the barrels, or over the fences, right leads, no faults, fastest time and looking pretty when done. What's so hard about that? :)

Sorry Jo, but the muffleheads (or maybe I'm thinking of May Flies) live at the bottom of the lake before they hatch. The kind of winter we have has no impact on the population. The mufflehead problem is a byproduct of a fairly health Lake Erie, so I guess it's good that you like the taste of them! :)

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Florida may have Disneyworld and Key West,
but Ohio has Cedar Point and Put-In-Bay.
It's great to live in Ohio!
*** This post was edited by Pete 2/18/2003 10:36:26 AM ***

I would rather deal with muffleheads and mayflies every day than the gigantic black and yellow hairy spider with clawlike legs that I found on the curtains in my bedroom in Bayside (I'm not usually disgusted or scared by spiders, but this long-legged mammoth arachnid was definitely the exception!)

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~Lee~

Group Sales ATL '01
Group Sales TL '02
Park Admissions Supervisor '03
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"The greatest leaders don't take credit for their actions; they don't have to."

Living near the lake pretty much all my life i've grown to get used to them...there is this little Edison plant by my dads house that they hae to shut basically all the outside lights off in May-June because of them bugs, they've actually had a power outage for a few days because of them things ;)

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Breakers Express '02 & '03

that's...pretty bad...the only really bad things we have around here (Butler, IN (Northeast IN)) are your typical horse flys, mosquitoes, and moths. moths are probably the most abundant...but horseflys bites hurt the worst.
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we're gonna eat a dolphin!
no we're going to pet a dolphin.
oh yeah...
Snake River Falls 03 (newbie)

yes...horsefly bites suck...lol..almost as bad as bee stings, but im allergic to bee's soo

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Breakers Express '02 & '03

lol, you people have no idea. the masquitos are the size of a diamond ring, the mayflys dont bite, but swarm ALL over you and jump around like mexican beans, and if you plan on working outside in the light.......think again!