Carrying on with my humor blog, at least, another week gives us these recent posts, not all of which were me being angry at Funky Winkerbean:
- MiSTed: Skippy's Mom (part 5 of 12)
- I Was So Anticipating the Remaster of Pinball Construction Set Too
- Statistics Saturday: Some Things Named For Their Inventors
- What I Thought About All The Jack Kinney Popeye Cartoons
- Finally, the Best of Possible News
- What's Going On In Judge Parker? Is there even a Judge Parker anymore? July - October 2022
- In Which I'm Watching Old Game Shows Again
- MiSTed: Skippy's Mom (part 6 of 12)
Have a little more of Seabreeze, and another ride on the Jack Rabbit, won't you please?
On the miniature train, going past the log flume. The kid in front does not like whatever the heck I'm up to.
Jack Rabbit's station and the ride's logo, as seen from the queue for Tilt. There's jackrabbits on either side of the ride name and I'm sorry this is the best picture I have of that, somehow.
Tilt is the tilt-a-whirl and we love the name and logo but don't see why the ride couldn't be more pinball-themed, given that.
This time around we waited for the front-seat ride. Here's the train ahead of us getting ready to go.
And here's what the front of the ride looks like. Love that fast rabbit.
And here's ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bunnyhugger, proud Rabbit Rider!
Trivia: In 1518, French silk merchant Jaques le Saige noted favorably the forks which had become fashionable at a ducal banquet in Venice. Source: Food in History, Reay Tannahill.
Currently Reading: Defining NASA: The Historical Debate Over the Agency's Mission, W D Kay.
