Purity Test

A 48. Only a 48. It would've helped to have lived in Sandusky- there are a bunch of the questions I would've said yes to then...

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"Carnies built this country, the carnival part of it, anyway." - Homer

I'm thinking of tweaking, and making Dave's question worth like 75 or something. =)

Lecturing on Mean Streak, indeed. Although it's so slow now, you could probably complete a lecture.

Not to make excuses to get a higher score, but the question about going to the park, playing one game of skee ball and being back home in an hour is hard for me considering that I live an hour away. I have come to the park rode Magnum once and then left and gone back home, I've done that several times, so if you count that a yes then my score could be 67 answered yes out of 100.

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daniel j. haverlock
'99 Magnum Count: 801
www.spiritofthepoint.com

Yeah, some of those are Sandusky-biased.

Well Bill, guess the reason for that is that if you live in Sandusky either (1) you were born there and developed your love for CP that way or (2) you moved there because of CP, which would be the ultimate in CP addiction, so either way Sandusky people are going to have an edge, hehe.

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Natalie
ATL Zone 3 Sweeps 2000

I will admit there are a few questions that favor the locals, but that's because I am one. Except for the last 6 months, I've spent my entire life living in Huron. I think you take a different perspective on the park when you're a local. For me, I'm sure it started while riding the Giant Wheel shortly after conception in 1972 :)

I may be in Cleveland now, but as soon as the right web job opens up in Sandusky or I build up to make the commute up here again (18 months of Huron to Public Square was enough), my wife and I are going back home. And not just because of Cedar Point!

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Cedar Point Virtual Midway
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My girlfriend beat me by three points. ONLY BECAUSE SHE WORKED THERE.

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daniel j. haverlock
'99 Magnum Count: 801
www.spiritofthepoint.com