Originally Posted By Doobie This topic is for Discussion of <a href="http://www.LaughingPlace.com/Latest.asp?I1=ID&I2=1467" target="_blank">The Latest: Latest: Man Rides Expedition Everest for the 1,000</a>
Originally Posted By trekkeruss Some of us fans are more obsessed than others is why. LOL. It says his personal record is 63 times in one day. I wonder what day that was, how many hours was the park open, was he there from open to close, WHAT DID HE EAT, etc.
Originally Posted By Roger55 LoL!!! I rode EE w/Yeti Man twice. Does that make me "almost famous" too???
Originally Posted By wahooskipper Back in my days at Geauga Lake (in Ohio) we had Rotorman Fred who rodes the rotor all day every day. THAT is crazy.
Originally Posted By dixielandings go Yeti Man go!!!! I think this guy is great wasn’t there an article somewhere for his 500th ride ?
Originally Posted By Doobie Yes, there was. I saw the article link at www.thedisneyblog.com earlier today: <a href="http://miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/15369462.htm" target="_blank">http://miami.com/mld/miamihera ld/news/15369462.htm</a>
Originally Posted By 999HAUNTS Does anyone know what this guy does for a living? I might want to apply.
Originally Posted By Doobie According to the article he's a retired bricklayer. He's married and his wife still works in insurance. Doobie.
Originally Posted By 999HAUNTS That's interesting.....Thanks, Doobster! I wonder what his wife thinks of his "accomplishment". I think it's neat!
Originally Posted By Disneymom443 My daughter thinks he's a little creepy. He seems to be having fun, so why not.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 I know this is a fan site and all, but is it OK to say this guy has no life? Or wonder if he collects money from the government to do nothing all day but ride a theme park coaster?
Originally Posted By trekkeruss Maybe this guy ordered the Matthew Lesko book "Free Money", and then got a government grant to ride the coaster every day as part of study he is conducting.
Originally Posted By SuperDry ^^^ If that was the case, wouldn't he have had question marks all over his shirt?
Originally Posted By Doobie He's retired in his mid-50s. His wife still works. So I don't think we're funding his habit. We should all be so fortunate (though I think I'd choose Tower of Terror. 67 rides on Everest in one day would literally kill me, I think). Doobie.
