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@Parkeology I miss it so desperately - I have only faint memories of the ride itself, but the Subs on the surface haunted me and the whole thing has had a death grip on my imagination ever since. I remember taking photos over the construction walls when they finally emptied the Lagoon
Follow Up: It took me until literally Twitter's possible last day to learn how to Quote Tweet properly. I feel I can be honest since no one will see this.
Also before we go, #Throwback to my proudest moment on Twitter, which was not even my tweet. Thanks everyone for helping make my Sister's Quarantine Birthday extra special:
@Ryan_FTLOTP @mexastacos4ever She's from The Sword in the Stone - it's less that it's groundbreaking and more that she's just a great throwback character who's never been represented in the parks before, so people are excited to see her
@MauriceThoughts@nytimes Don't you think that if the work opportunities outweighed the damage being done that Peter Dinklage would have spoken about that instead? But he didn't - that seems telling. We should listen to what he's saying about this.
@oneunderscore__ Exploiting of the tragedy of people who suffered, were humiliated, tortured & murdered by the totalitarian regime of Nazi Germany - including children like Anne Frank - in a debate about vaccines & limitations during global pandemic is a sad symptom of moral & intellectual decay.