So I decided to pick up some tickets randomly to go to Cedar point with Susan in the summer of 05 I think.

One the way there, I remember we hit a bunch of traffic on the Sandusky exit and luckily I packed some whopping good bagel sandwiches so that we didnt have to starve to death.


I tried to get Susan to ride the Mellenium Force that day, but she
refused. Somehow I convinced her to ride the Magnum with me and she
was scared shitless.


Another random thing I remember was that I bought my famous Cowboy hat there. See my Easter memory. Keyword "Easter" in your memorycrawler search.

It was kind of cold that day, so it looks like Susan didnt come prepared and had to borrow my Italia jacket sweater.

I am sure you will think we both look like crap in the photos, but when you are riding rollercoasters, your hair never looks good.

I think the last ride of the night before we left was these Power towers. It was a total adrenaline rush!

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I remember being on the Gemini at Cedar point when I was a kid.

"The Gemini" is a wooden roller coaster that has two tracks and two trains that kind of race each other.

The most interesting thing that ever happened on there was some drunk guys were yelling "Great Taste, Less Filling" from the miller light commercial and they got both cars to yell back and forth the whole time.  It was pretty sweet.

Another memory I have on that ride was the time where I went continuously on it about 7 times in a row because there was no line.

I almost puked after the seventh time and got the watery mouth symptom.

This ride is a great ride... the coolest thing about it is the fact that when you go down on the first hill, and are holding your hands up, you can get freaked out cause it looks like you are going to whack a wooden over pass with your head.

What a great ride... cant wait to ride it this summer with my tickets I bought recently.
 

 

Here is the situation:

The Stalkers and the Renne's frequently would go to Cedar Point almost each year.

On this particular year toward the end of the day my Father and Kirt played this bowling ball game to get the kids these huge stuffed dogs.

The way the game worked was you would have to roll the ball up three small hills and not roll back so that the ball is in the farthest point out.

I vividly remember standing there in anticipation and excitement as Noel got his, Kevin got his and then Dan got his. But mine was more difficult to get for some reason.

And on top of that the moms came and realized the boys were spending all this money on a stupid dog and they told them they had to stop at a small crappy purple dog with hearts.

I dont remember the rest of the night for I was probably the most upset out of my life here.

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From (Pets in My life) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

My dad raised border collies.

They were working dogs for sheep and cattle and this dogs name was Zep and he bought her in 1934 and she lived 18 years.

She could almost talk to ya.


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From (Likes and Dislikes) Original Memory Interview Question

His Response:

I am not a connoisseur of foods, but...

More like meat and potatoes.

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