ARN&R's Work Done By Others, Part 3,142
Hooray for Saphyria Park, where, as they say, "you can play all day and still wan-a stay!"
Just a couple of highlights. First, check out the About Us page, which is delightful, but not just for what you see in the text. Also check out the URL:
http://www.saphyriapark.com/park%20web%20site%20(dad%20update%20this%20one)_files/page0001.htm
Yes, that does say -- in the URL -- "Dad update this one."
And, while we'd love to order a shirt, the link is to something on someone's (we're guessing Dad's) C: drive, in particular in the "kids" file:
file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/kids/My%20Documents/Order%20Form.doc
Enjoy. And, once the park opens (in 2026), enjoy your visit there too. Hey, it's at least as realistic as some proposed parks we could name.
Monday, December 18, 2006
Monday, December 11, 2006
Turkmen Honing In On ARN&R Turf
Why, yes, we have been sort of quiet. Can you blame us when stories like this one exist? Why do we need to exist (don't answer that) when an actual news story includes this?
ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan: Authoritarian leader Saparmurat Niyazov on Friday formally opened an amusement park named after him.
We bow down to you, Saparmurat Nyazov.
Why, yes, we have been sort of quiet. Can you blame us when stories like this one exist? Why do we need to exist (don't answer that) when an actual news story includes this?
ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan: Authoritarian leader Saparmurat Niyazov on Friday formally opened an amusement park named after him.
We bow down to you, Saparmurat Nyazov.
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