@Rockrims Hello sir, I am currently putting together a thesis project at CSUS to do a museum exhibit about Big Time Wrestling and Roy Shire. Do you know where I might be able to find a copy of your book on the subject, or at least the sources that you had used to write it?
@MorganE_Braun @KaitlinGrebe Dang it, if you're not gonna help me at least don't warn people I'm hunting for a new rival. That's poor sportsmanship Morgan.
@haplesshistory Additionally, there's the point that these parks are privately owned and it ultimately falls on the owning companies to decide what is worth keeping, or changing in the interest of drumming up business.
@haplesshistory I suppose it depends on the cultural/historical significance of the ride. Many parks "preserve" their most popular rides mearly by keeping them around. The real question is whether or not altering that ride in some way ruins the authenticity.
@JOANNAessayist I suppose it all depends on context of the plot. The L in LGBT does stand for Lesbian, but "steamy" could refer more to the overall tone of the show, completely unrelated to it's lesbian genre, but again, I suppose without watch the show, it depends on plot