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Yo-yo Head is a giant yo-yo ride that guarantees kamikaze freefalls and recoils in terror.
The key to the attraction is the double-cabled, quick crane operated by skilled Yo-yo Headmen who have yo-yoed since the cradle and run cranes since the sandbox and know the ropes like the back of their middle
fingers.
The two (for stability and safety) steel cables are connected to the one meter diameter yo-yos axle thats connected to the helmet roller bearing thats connected to the helmet thats connected to the parachute-like harness thats connected to the fall guy/gal who should be of good constitution and adrenaline tolerant.
When buckled in, the yo-yo spindle is first wound with a power wrench before the rotor and rider are lifted high to start a full minute of 5 +-G bungee ricochets. Experienced customers can fly through tricks like Walk the Dog, Skin the Cat and Spank the Baby.
The anxious queues will be distracted and entertained by our new theme song:
Yo, yo, yo your bod Un-gently down and overhead. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, Life is but a and bread. What's wrong with this picture?
http://www.geocitie...nnie/yoyohead.html? You're missing from it! [FarmerJohn, Nov 09 2004]
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Looks like something could go horribly
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Welcome back. I'd tell you what you
missed but you didn't miss much. |
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...then land on a giant exploding mattress, heh, heh! |
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some kind of cat's cradle as a safety net? |
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"Around the World in 80 Deciseconds". |
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Huzzah! Top stuff, in so many ways, FJ. The "walk the dog" allusion does kind of fill me with dread (and visions of broken legs) though. And I'm hoping you made up the "Spank the Baby" thing. |
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It does look like there might be some scary entanglement/ neck-break/ hospitalisation issues to iron out, especially for those prone to squirming whilst experiencing moments of abject terror. |
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<cold shiver> Oh, and can we make sure the helmet roller bearing is freshly lubricated on a daily basis. I guess I'm just not a fairground kind of guy.</cold shiver> |
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Yo! Yo! Head this way for a WIIIILD time! |
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If this is gonna be the last thing you ever do then you might as well enjoy it! |
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This sounds like a lot of fun! I'd go for it. If I wanted to die. Glad to see you back, [FJ]. :) |
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If I were to ever be booted from the bakery this might seem like a viable option. Welcome back FJ. |
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Thanks, can't keep me down on the farm after I've seen halfbakeree. |
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Because of the high rate of spin, I can see this being a much more efficient vomit distribution mechanism than other fairground rides. |
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