Does anyone else see this as Snoopy squatting on a toilet and the kids inside are jumping in the bowl? I took this pic last week with my brother cracking up.
Yes, I know I am weird.
Yes,and change the sign next to him to Camp Poopy to go along with you original post.
number of times to Cedar Point:50s/60s/70s/80s-3,1995-1,1996-27,1997-18,1998-13,1999-20,2000-16,2001-8,2002-7,2003-18,2004-14,2005-18,2006-28,2007-16,2008-17,2009-28,2010-26,2011-27,2012-21,2013-18,2014-24,2015-29,2016-46,2017-13,2018-14,2019-10,2020-0,2021-3 Running Total-483 72,000 miles traveled for the point.
Now that you say that, it can't be unseen.
Brian
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Dennis Urban said:
Yes,and change the sign next to him to Camp Poopy to go along with you original post.
HA!
I didn't see that at first, but like you said, now it can't be unseen. LOL My son did comment last weekend that it looked like Snoopy needed to go on a serious diet.
Bret said:
I didn't see that at first, but like you said, now it can't be unseen. LOL My son did comment last weekend that it looked like Snoopy needed to go on a serious diet.
To me, it looks like he is on a high fiber diet and the kids are jumping around in the rewards.
The Snoopy Bounce is Cedar Point's ghetto. Always wondered why an inflatable is next to a $25 million coaster. Can't they make a permenant house for it? Make it look nice?
It looks nice, I think, and the structure surrounding the bouncy part is more permanent than usual. It's a much larger than life marker for the entrance of Camp Snoopy. I have a feeling the design wasnt intended to impress or excite you, anyway. And who cares what it's next to?
25 million dollar coaster? Pipe Scream? Gemini? Woodstock?
It does what it needs to do, which is keep children contained somewhere :-)
I'm a Marxist, of the Groucho sort.
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