Winter Chill Out 2018

The OSU Days Ive attended to the in past were a lot of fun and the park wasn't overly crowded. And yes, Ive even seen a couple of Michigan shirts being worn. Cedar Point welcomes all. OSU Day might be a good time for the entitled enthusiasts to attend.

And there’s usually free T-shirt’s to the first however many people- entitled enthusiast Bait.

I’m actually quite surprised at how many enthusiasts don’t know about OSU Day. It’s a lot of fun.

My guess is they don't want to pay. They feel entitled to an exclusive experience but don't think they should have to pay to get it.

Me, I always tell the truth. Even when I lie. So say good night to the bad guy! Come on. The last time you gonna see a bad guy like this again, let me tell you. Come on. Make way for the bad guy. There's a bad guy comin' through! Better get outta his way!

Which way would the other guy tell me leads to safety?

I find the discussion & folks surprise at the size of the laundry operations kind of entertaining! As someone who’d sometimes go through 3 uniforms in a day, I knew well how big that operation is! The folks there got to know me so well that they just quit asking why I’d need yet ANOTHER uniform!

I’d often have my first manager uniform soaked in sweat before noon from setting up catering gigs. I’d get a clean uniform before service. At least once a week I’d carve steamship round in the Coral Dining Room and need chef whites for that gig.

Rugrats2001 said:

While I am 100% on board for gay rights, in NO WAY was the Civil Rights Act of 1964 intended by the authors of the act, congress, or anyone else to ensure gay rights in the workplace. Talk about activist judges, that is one convoluted reading of the purpose of the act.

Pass a law on its own merits, it's about time.

I'm still not sure why Obama didn't push gay rights legislation when he had the chance. Now that the evangelicals found their voice it's a tough road.

The American system of government isn't static, it's intended to evolve in response to changes in social mores, opinions, shifts in population and so on. Congress probably did not consider gay rights. But society has changes since then, and will continue to do so.

References to activist judges always make me cringe. Judges listen to both sides, check existing case law and render a decision. Are there judges who abuse their authority? Sure. But far more often, complaints of activist judges come from the losers.

As noted, Obama did pretty well on LGBTQ issues. Worth bearing in mind that he faced a Republican party in Congress with the stated goal, by Mitch McConnell, of doing whatever was necessary to make Obama a one term president.

I don't eat at Chik-fil-a, because I just don't like the food. If I want a good chicken sandwich, I'll go to Culver's

Rosa Parks was such an activist citizen.

Being "activist", when it means standing up to repugnant laws that discriminate against another human being, is exactly what I want in any person, regardless of their position or title in society.

Does it seriously make you make feel more whole to try and turn multiple threads into political temper tantrums? It might be more thoughtful and productive to start a thread specifically for the aforementioned topic.
In order to allow those so concerned to easily focus their thoughts and opinions.
I realize that someone tried to start you a thread for this not long ago, maybe it was a good idea.

No...

Just received this from information today from a reliable source. Winter chill out II 2018 will be April 14. The tickets will $100.00 a piece and there only will be 400 of them for sale. I do not know when they will go on sale yet. Just keep an eye out on Tony's Tweets.

Those who didn't get their tickets for the first one can be made whole now. ;) And it should be called Spring Warm Up.

They already went on sale last night at midnight. Already sold out.

Oh well, I'll be at Kings Island opening day that day anyway. :)