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Score?! We don' need no stinkin' score!... Actually, I thought of that too. But I don't think I want anyone to see my score; for obvious reasons.

I really have no idea on this one. I know that both, Pepsi and Coke were available at Disneyland for several years; sort of an 'east side/ west side' arrangement. Wagi's reasoning sounds plausible, but he led me astray last time. "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice... uh... can't be fooled again". Coin flip time! I have a rare, four dimensional coin with 4 sides: heads, tails, front legs, rear legs. Annnnd... wouldn't you know it, it came up 'front legs'! So, looks like I'm in agreement with wagi after all! C: A Supply of unlimited soda syrup for the parks.

Interesting looking elephants. And HUGE!

I like how the columns look like big tree trunks.

Likewise, I have never heard that avocados don't ripen on the tree. I suppose, if left to nature, they would fall to the ground and ripen there? I am not an avocado aficionado (I love alliteration). Not a fruit, not a vegetable; they don't fit into either category. I think they're originally from Venus. As for storing them on the tree, Wagi's guess seems about right, and for the same reasons he gave: B: 2-4 months

I love the fairy-tale look of the cafe.

"it is a difficult structure with some of the details not yet being done in RCT3. Yes this is me ranting". Such language! I had to cover my sensitive ears. This is all coming together nicely, Cody. And I agree, the Muppets in Rock 'N Roller Coaster? 😬

It's a grand entrance!... Stupid peeps.

A nice, big, wide entrance with the ride name lit up in lights. No ambiguity about where to go! The "5" in "5 HITS" looks a lot like an "S", which would make that sign "S HITS"... Just sayin'.

Hmm, looks like your neon sign is on the fritz. Better have maintenance look into that. :-D

Skittles... It had to be Skittles. I owe you a good thrashing. ;-) Hidden Valley Ranch- Dang it! I can think of logical reasons why all of those could be the answer. You need an "E" option, All of the above. I make Hidden Valley Ranch dressing all the time, using their little envelopes. I have an envelope in the cupboard right now, and I'm sorely tempted to read what's on the packet to get some sort of clue. 😈... But I won't. I have to choose one, and only one, so... D: A resort in Saratoga Springs, NY. Seems like New England resorts have a lot of food items named after them, like: Parker House rolls, Toll House chocolate chip cookies, and such. Why not have a resort known for their "world famous" salad dressing?

Wow, I'm surprised it worked! Here are the other two pdf files: Index of Flat Ride Data.pdf Index of Tracked Ride Data.pdf I still don't know why this worked, but I'm glad it did.

^ Oh, I'm wondering all right. I just figured you'd tell us when the time was right.

It's neat to be surrounded my mandrills, to the left, to the right. I'm wondering how you managed that seasonal shift (from snow to thaw to summer) with the mandrills keeping their stride.

Wow, we're all over the place on this one. I figured the farmers would grind up the carrots in some sort of machine and add them to the Purina Cow Chow. I hate to admit it, but I also have some vague memory of candy being added to cow feed. But I refuse to acknowledge it!

Hmmmm, well, I can't imagine it would be Skittles or baby formula; those things are expensive! I suppose if the farmers grew their own carrots, that would be pretty cheap. But dandelions are everywhere! So I'll say, B: Dandelions. (If the answer is Skittles I'm gonna beat you up. ) Oh wait... Dandelions are quite bitter, that would probably affect the taste of the milk. I'm changing my guess to, D: Carrots. I know it's usually best to go with your first instinct, but my first instincts, stink.

Beautiful! Looks like a scene from "The Lion king".

OK, I just downloaded the "Editing OVL Files" pdf. Now I'm going to attach the pdf to this post. See if you can download the file from this post: Editing OVL Files.pdf I have no idea why this would work, but computers and websites are strange creatures. So, who knows?

Lunchpail tree? Was that actually in the Oz stories? I wonder what the picnic lunch consisted of? I like how the tree is plopped down in the middle of that ride. I take it that the green pails aren't ready to pick yet? Can't help wondering what the unripe contents are like. 🤢

Huh... Now I'm wondering if the authorization message is coming from your computer or from ParkCrafters? I notice that you spell "authorisation" with an "s", not a "z". Are you in the U.K.? I seem to recall that some people living elsewhere in the world (besides the U.S.) have problems downloading files from the U.S.? I'm not sure why; some sort of protocol, I guess.

OooOOoh! A Warner Bros. park!!!

A: Harland. No ifs, ands, or buts. 🐓

I remember seeing ads for Palisades Park in 1950s and '60s comic books. Which, as a kid in the Pacific Northwest, seemed kind of odd to advertise an amusement park 3,000 miles away in New Jersey. But oh well. I remember hearing the song as well. In fact, I heard it recently on Music Choice's 'Solid Gold Oldies' channel.

Looks like the Tin Man has chopped down most of the trees in his yard. What does he do with all that wood anyway? Does he sell it as lumber? Or maybe firewood? I see the Wicked Witch is using her red smoke today. I think it's a fashion statement. Hey, is that Disneyland's Matterhorn in the background? With its Christmas Star on top? I like how the various scenes tell a part of the Oz story. Thanks, citytrader.

The only suggestion I have left is to try downloading it from another browser... but you probably already tried that.