Which gives you an idea of the sheer size of the place, but no real detail. Water World's almost completely invisible. You can make out the Speed Boats and Super Lola tracks pretty clearly, and if you squint you can see the old 2-wing Bungee Tower, back when it was officially known as the Snapple Snap-Up Whipper Snapper. Catchy, huh?
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Ha! A bit off-topic, but remember when Todd made fun of the Snapple lady in front of the whole Central Park Summerstage crowd? Hahaha.
Take that, Snapple lady.
That was awesome! He told me that Wendy the Snapple Lady was a really good sport about it. Makes sense, she's made from the best stuff on Earth.
I'm on a search for a picture of Captain Action. Remember him? He was the Duffman of Vernon.
There are so many things I've forgotten and then someone mentions them and I'm like, "Duh, how could I have forgotten the Gladiators/Oompah Band/Lara the Mermaid, etc" Add Captain Action to that list.
Anyone elae have a topless the picture of the mermaid, I still have it in mint condition.
Snapple Snap-Up Whipper Snapper? You mean the "Topher forgot to hook up the cord back breaker"
Geez, memories of this place brings tears to my eyes. I'm glad the old place burned down. That era could never be recreated, therefore the Lodge shouldn't exist.
On behalf of Ed, Mike, Scott, Pete, Nancy, Al, Jeff, Mark, Char, Doug, Phil (Hey Gene, guess what!) and way too many more that have slipped from my brain cells, good to see a place where the old crowd collects.
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