Panda Express Question!

Today,while walking up the Millenium Force entrance ramp, I noticed 4 clear, vinyl bags full of "water" hanging from the roof outside the back door of Panda Express. Anyone know what significance these have?

Solor heating the water to cut down on energy use for the hot water heater.

Panda is yummy, as long as they get all of the fur off.

There's nothing like smelling that wonderful Panda on Millenniums ramp. The only problem is that I usually end up hungry before I even reach the load station.:)

Every time I've been this year I've eaten at Panda right before riding Millennium so I haven't had the problem yet Adam. :)

Frito Joe said:
Today,while walking up the Millenium Force entrance ramp, I noticed 4 clear, vinyl bags full of "water" hanging from the roof outside the back door of Panda Express. Anyone know what significance these have?

I want to know too. It seems like more bags keep appearing.

sun tea?

^^It's funny because inside Panda, there's a picture of a bowl of soup and a noodle that's suspiciously shapped like Millenniums logo.

We have a running joke that the smell from the ramp makes you want to eat Panda right after Millennium, and then the logo posseses you to go ride Millennium....and so on and so forth.:)

^ Eeeew, a bowel of soup? Disgusting. :)

I noticed these last Friday when I was up there, the only conclusion Jen and I could reach was that they were there to weigh those end shingles down, so they didn't get lifted by the harsh winds, but if they are still there, obviously we were wrong.

-Josh

lol, didnt catch that. :)

That's why we're here Adam. To mock and shame you into seeing your mistakes. ;)

Heh, I have to go to the point now to see what the hell these bags are doing.

What exactly did these bags look like? Did they have a black plastic rounded top on them? Was there any sort of writing on them?

Has anyone thought that they could contain a liquid that uhm....gets rid of bugs?
Or attracts bugs to it so they die in this liquid?

The bags looked like clear plastic oval pouches holding between 1-2 gallons of liquid. They looked like they were suspended through a hole in the wooden shingles and a knot was tied above the hole to hang them. It appeared they were sealed at the top with the knot. No conspiracy theory, but just curious!

Probably holds the roof down on Panda Express....

Holds the roof down from what? Is it hurricane season at the point?

Hanging a bag of water supposedly keeps bugs away.

There are bug and fly traps that you can purchase at hardware stores that consist of a plastic bag that you fill with water and add an included fluid that attracts the bugs and flies, catches them, and kills them. Being that these bags are hanging in the back of a food service building, it seems to me that they could possibly be used for this purpose. However, I wouldn't know for sure without seeing them myself. I live in rural Virginia and you'll see these fly traps put up near horse fields to help keep the flies away from the horses.

My first thought was this post on BoingBoing.