July 22, 2009

Spontaneity

I see that my request for a must ride list at Cedar Point did not garner many results...hm...could that be because of poor readership? Why yes it could! That's ok though as my blog usually just winds up being a catch up on Dave's life with a side of humor.

I would have to say for my top 10...
1.Raptor
Millenium (it's a tie, i honestly can't choose)
3. Maverick (this was only determined on my most recent visit...prior to that i hadn't been impressed)
4. Dragster
5. MaxAir
6. Magnum (old and rickety, but still a great ride)
7 Gemini (only if both trains are running)
8. Thunder Canyon...is that at Cedar Point (the get drenched ride is a must on a really really hot day)
9. Skyhawk
10. A surpise member for me as the last on the must ride list...Wicked Twister

and now to the title of this post...

I've determined that spontaneity is the key to having some fantastic evenings. Take Sunday night for example...Wimpout pictures taken for the future blog and then random driving with a stop at Giant Eagle...the same Giant Eagle, mind you, which has resulted in two tie dying experiences. Travel across the entire United States, with an imaginary voyage into Canada and Mexico, also occurred. None of it was planned, nor was any of it a typical "fun" activity. Tonight can be an example as well...a spontaneous trip to MelonHead country resulted in finding an extremely creepy road on a foggy/rainy night and my fourth run in with police with no negative consequences. My list could continue, but I'll save you the details about things which have ocurred prior to my previous post.

Poll question for the day:
How many of you readers have had a run in with the police? If you have, how many...?

3 comments:

Scenic Wimpout said...

One. Today. :D

MegHan said...

Well, this weekend a cop came creeping by my sister's patio at like 4 am. He was shining a flashlight and tapping on the glass and then buzzing the front door bell...basically scaring the crap out of me. Turns out, he wasn't there for my sister or me but rather the abandoned dog above us...

Doubt it's considered a run-in if I didn't do anything but sleep (and hide my head under the covers in hopes that what I thought was the escaped convict would go away)...

Dave said...

My run-ins have been slightly more self provoked, but the cops haven't had very good reasons for bothering me, hence no tickets and the run-ins continue.