Roller Coaster Capital of the World on new Ohio plates?

Situations like this arise when this video clip is needed the most

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OSj4Xmgvu8

I guess I'm now on the "most hated" list. lol

With that eye patch, you should've known it was inevitable.

I thought that was going to result in my turning to the piratey side. Guess I should change it. lol

LOL. There, that's better.

No hate from me.

But your new picture would indicate to me that perhaps you like a different pagan holiday that has been taken over by commercialism and a lack of gratitue? How hard is it for the kids to say "trick or treat" and "thank-you"?

Apparently not as easy as it is to say "Hey, this 5 minute wait for the free haunted house you made is inexcusable!"

And every holiday is pagan and has been taken over by commercialism and a lack of gratitude (where most of my dislike comes from). But yes, Halloween is my favorite to participate in. Scaring people is just soooooo fun! (right screamsters?) >:)

Adam actually you're one of my favorite people to converse with on here...You aren't idiotic, or just downright ridiculous...I just hate seeing articles of argument about holidays and Jesus and lots of other religious ideals...Can we just get back to the f'ing coasters????

TTD 120mph said:
Scaring people is just soooooo fun! (right screamsters?) >:)

Damn straight! :)

Ralph Wiggum said:

TTD 120mph said:
Scaring people is just soooooo fun! (right screamsters?) >:)

Damn straight! :)

Mmmhmmm!!! Everyone knows that ; )

Getting back on topic...

Aside from the standard Ohio plates, I still think it is silly that I can get a specialty plate that says Ohio State Buckeyes, or Cincinnati Bengals, or even Ohio Audubon Society, but not Cedar Point. The fact the roller coasters were even in the discussion for the standard plates tells me that the state should be doing a better job of recognizing what they have.

I'm not 100% certain, but I think all those other choices (aside from the professional sports teams) are non-profits, with some of the revenue being donated to the affiliated group. Probably the reason for CP not having their own plate.

That's probably true. I guess I just see the license plate as being part of the overall marketing for tourism for each state.