tell the difference between a regular and a tourist

Your mom is to fat to ride TTD. said:
It may not be my "business", but if someone needs help it is ok to help them. If someone is getting abused/harrassed should I just stay out since its not my "business"?

I really wish I knew what it was like to live in a world where apples and oranges were the same thing.

Someone being a "GeeeePeeee" and not knowing stats and locations, really doesn't compare to someone getting abused or harassed.
When it comes to being out at a park, sometimes, you've gotta just let go and have a good time. You know, just be part of the crowd. By trying to make everything happen the "enthusiast" way, it only ends up making you miserable in the end.

^ Amen to that! :)

Listen to him people, he's got a PHD in this stuff!

e x i t english said:
Tourists are almost always thugs, and have tattoos.

I have a tattoo and trust me I am far from a thug!

I have a tattoo and trust me I am far from a thug!

::facepalm::

Give it up, Josh. Your droll humor has become a sentient life form and will soon begin to evolve... ;)

I'm just going to make an avatar out of all my tattoos, so it's a little more obvious...

warriorprincess said:

yeah,ive got a (overpriced) cp poncho,get this,that is worse than the ones u get from the dollar store! it leaks thru the shoulders somewhere. and,speaking of ponchos, i wish someone would start a thread on "why do you see people on water rides with ponchos on?" that baffles me everytime.

A regular knows that only a regular goes down Snake River Falls or Canyon in their $5 poncho. So you must not be a regular. :-)

But it is a lot of fun. My friend and I went for my b-day about two years ago and it rained for on and off the whole morning, so we bought ponchos. Well about 5 minutes after we bought them the rain stoped. We decided we would hed towards Maverick. Well it was still empty train runs. We figured we didn't get our moneys worth for the ponchos so we put them on and ride the water rides. First we went on Snake River Falls. It was a lot of fun and had no line so we decided to go on again and again. Soon we had a small crowd on the bridge laughing and taking pics of us. It was a lot of fun and it cheered the everyone up including the employees and guests. So after are runs on SRF and Canyon we decided to go on SkyHawk. When in line everyone was waiting for the "people with the ponchos" to go down SRF and were watching video on their phones of us going down. You should try it.