Toonbots message board: Niagara Falls

mouse Fri Nov 9 16:35:36 2001 Re: Niagara Falls well, i don't actually know anything about it, but i'm always happy to give advice. i figure any time you can avoid crowds and tourist traps, you start out on the plus side. and if the leaf colors are still good -- well, what else could you want? oh yea, advice - don't wear the brand new shoes you just bought and never wore before.

Jenn Mon Nov 12 09:14:40 2001 Tourists in Traps > oh yea, advice - don't wear the brand new shoes you just bought and never > wore before. Awww! I suppose you're going to advise against the 6 inch heels for tromping around the National Park, too, huh? Kill joy. And as to tourist traps...that's a hard call. There are times when looking at kitzch is a heck of a lot of fun, especially when said kitzch is thinly disguised as a 'museum'. Heow and I have high hopes of finding perhaps a glow in the dark Jesus in a barrel going over the falls snowglobe for our 'Tacky Jesus' collection. Though we couldn't find a single Jesus the whole time we were in Vegas and I really thought that if I was going to get a black velvet Jesus in Elvis costume, Vegas would be the place to get it. *sigh*

Jenn Mon Nov 12 09:17:01 2001 Ooooh. Scarey. I swear to god I only hit 'post message' once. The forum bot must have thought I was particularly silly this morning.

mouse Mon Nov 12 13:03:14 2001 amazing duplo-forum-land! > I swear to god I only hit 'post message' once. The forum bot must have > thought I was particularly silly this morning. this is so cool! - i noticed that when i clicked on one of your messages, both of them were highlighted (or blackened or whatever)- and now my replies are magically duplicated! Jenn - you have stumbled onto the key -- the _POWER_ to completely dominate the postings list IN APPARENT INNOCENCE!!! BWAHAHAHAHA!!!! (i always wanted to have something to laugh evilly about). um....by the way......you _do_ remember where we came in, didn't you?

Jenn Tue Nov 13 08:49:49 2001 Elvis and Cheating a) Elvis as Jesus would have been fine but the closest we could come to religious symbolism at all was St. Something, the Saint of Television. And we even went to those really large souvenier shops at the north end of the strip. *sigh* No Jesus from Vegas. Maybe Niagara will treat us better. > Jenn - you have stumbled onto the key -- > the _POWER_ to completely dominate the postings list IN APPARENT > INNOCENCE!!! BWAHAHAHAHA!!!! (i always wanted to have something to laugh > evilly about). Yeah. And if we can keep his attention on how BoxJam's a jerk up there (I haven't actually read those posts yet so I don't know how much of a jerk he might or might not be), Michael will never notice/fix the board! We can become the undisputed Rulers of the Forum! Oh, wait. You kind of already are. Can I get a cleanup on Aisle mouse, please? > um....by the way......you _do_ remember where we came in, didn't you? Don't look in that mirror over there. It makes you look like Elvis. And not thin sexy Elvis, either. Sweaty, spare tire Elvis. *shudder*

Tirdun Tue Nov 13 16:24:29 2001 Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > Yeah. And if we can keep his attention on how BoxJam's a jerk up there (I > haven't actually read those posts yet so I don't know how much of a jerk > he might or might not be), Michael will never notice/fix the board! We can > become the undisputed Rulers of the Forum! Oh, wait. You kind of already > are. Can I get a cleanup on Aisle mouse, please? I sense much evil over here. Much, pure, diabolical evil. And cheese. OH, Hi Mouse! Hi Jenn!

mouse Tue Nov 13 16:32:59 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > I sense much evil over here. Much, pure, diabolical evil. And cheese. hey, we aren't evil. we're entreprenuers. and cheese has all that healthy calcium. > OH, Hi Mouse! Hi Jenn! hi tirdun! so what are _you_ up to?

Tirdun Wed Nov 14 08:20:16 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > cheese has all that healthy calcium. Everyone knows the MOON is made of cheese, Grommet. > hi tirdun! so what are _you_ up to? I'm very tired. I'm just skirted past the reefs of midterms and am crossing the vast gulf of research papers. Just off in the distance are the rocks of presentations and then it's smooth sailing until the stormy seas of finals. Plus work wants me to do.... work. How are you?

Jenn Wed Nov 14 09:51:11 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > Everyone knows the MOON is made of cheese, Grommet. Ohhhh....that was /brilliant/, Tirdun...the subtle nuances with the mice with the little sunglasses and mouse and the whole thing. I shiver in delight. And HEY! I'm not evil! I'm deeply misunderstood, at most. > I'm very tired. I'm just skirted past the reefs of midterms and am > crossing the vast gulf of research papers. Just off in the distance are > the rocks of presentations and then it's smooth sailing until the stormy > seas of finals. Plus work wants me to do.... work. How are you? I am a shark of distraction, slipping deadly through the Strait of Tirdun, waiting for an unawares bather to pop in for a quick dip.

Tirdun Wed Nov 14 14:19:35 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > And HEY! I'm not evil! I'm deeply misunderstood, at most. Muahahahaaaaaa. That's funny. You're evil EVIL, I say. Wicked Naughty Evil. Or possibly just insane. *shrug* > I am a shark of distraction, slipping deadly through the Strait of Tirdun, > waiting for an unawares bather to pop in for a quick dip. Hey, I have a strait named after me! Does it have a sign? It has to. I'll check... (Peer) (lean) *SPLASH* Y'know, if it weren't for this pesky internet thing, I'd get a lot of work done.

mouse Wed Nov 14 16:17:57 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject rats....wish _i'd_ thought of 'shark of distraction'.....i _wanted_ to do sharks.....oh well. > Y'know, if it weren't for this pesky internet thing, I'd get a lot of work > done. i think that's what it's for - it's really all a subtle plot to destroy american productivity. i always wanted to be part of a plot.

Tirdun Fri Nov 16 13:27:47 2001 Read not the Subject, Lest ye be confused > rats....wish _i'd_ thought of 'shark of distraction'.....i _wanted_ to do > sharks.....oh well. This is a very crowded mental image I've got going on. Mouse and sharks and me frantic to get back into/onto... whatever floating vessel I was in/on. I wonder when/if Michael will notice that you've split reality in twain somewhere back there :) > i always wanted to be part of a plot. Everybody wants to be part of a good plot. Conspiracies are nice, but sometimes they get that oogie /dirty/ feel about them. Schemes are also fun, if you don't get bogged down in the details. Plots, however, are always very straightforward and you never have to worry too much.

mouse Fri Nov 16 14:33:58 2001 Re: Read not the Subject, Lest ye be confused > I wonder when/if Michael will notice that you've split reality in twain > somewhere back there :) i've been wondering that myself....either he's just ignoring us entirely 'cause he's basking in the praise up above.....or he's chortling evilly off to the side there, waiting to drop an anvil on us. (which will make it _really_ hard for you to get back in the boat)

Eric Schissel Fri Nov 16 17:18:03 2001 Re: Read not the Subject, Lest ye be confused > i've been wondering that myself....either he's just ignoring us entirely > 'cause he's basking in the praise up above.....or he's chortling evilly > off to the side there, waiting to drop an anvil on us. > (which will make it _really_ hard for you to get back in the boat) Splinters, splinters everywhere, nor any to pick up and use to remove irritants from your teeth...

Michael Sat Nov 17 09:46:06 2001 Just to set this straight > i've been wondering that myself....either he's just ignoring us entirely > 'cause he's basking in the praise up above.....or he's chortling evilly > off to the side there, waiting to drop an anvil on us. I noticed it when it first split, of course, but you all seemed so happy I didn't want to say anything -- particularly the fact that the duplication is just a duplicated reference to Jenn's first duplicated message and that the standings don't use the references but rather tally up the files themselves (each post being a single file in the directory.) That could, I suppose, be called an "anvilette".

mouse Sat Nov 17 23:23:01 2001 curses, foiled again. (always wanted to say that). just checked and of course michael is right - in fact (if i had paid attention) i would have noticed that the duplication only showed up on the reverse threaded view, and not even on the chronological reversed. *sigh* another plan for forum domination shot to hell. (yes, yes, i know, i'm _still_ at the top of the listings anyway -- but this all takes _work_, guys -- you don't think this madcap style just _happens_, do you? and then there's all the typing, and hitting the back button because i forgot to enter my name......you people have _no_ idea what i go through for you (*sob*))

Eric Schissel Sat Nov 17 23:41:02 2001 Re: curses, foiled again. > (always wanted to say that). > just checked and of course michael is right - in fact (if i had paid > attention) i would have noticed that the duplication only showed up on the > reverse threaded view, and not even on the chronological reversed. > *sigh* another plan for forum domination shot to hell. > (yes, yes, i know, i'm _still_ at the top of the listings anyway -- but > this all takes _work_, guys -- you don't think this madcap style just > _happens_, do you? and then there's all the typing, and hitting the back > button because i forgot to enter my name......you people have _no_ idea > what i go through for you (*sob*)) No worries, saran by us. (Plasticity's our motto.) (Well, by some of us, but I had to work that pun in by hook or...) We're all taking note of it in our own ways... BWAHHAHHAHOOPS. - Eric horsey definitely off his feed Schissel

mouse Sun Nov 18 13:14:20 2001 Re: curses, foiled again. > No worries, saran by us. (Plasticity's our motto.) (Well, by some of us, > but I had to work that pun in by hook or...) ooog....some days i feel i should work on my punning abilities, and then i see the depths it leads one to.....

Tirdun Mon Nov 19 09:11:45 2001 Re: curses, foiled again. > ooog....some days i feel i should work on my punning abilities, and then i > see the depths it leads one to..... Yes, fear the black forest of Pun, lest you get lost and become like Piers Anthony, mocked by millions. The pun, well timed and used sparingly (like curry) can be amusing and witty. Used poorly, it will overpower and destroy the flavor. Once down the path of the pun you have walked, forever will it haunt you. Movie quoting, on the other hand, can never be overused. Like sugar.

Jenn Thu Nov 15 09:17:38 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > Muahahahaaaaaa. That's funny. You're evil EVIL, I say. Wicked Naughty > Evil. Or possibly just insane. *shrug* Well, I think I've just decided I need another title. Insanely Wicked Naughty Evil is way too good to pass up. Especially when I'm so good and pure and innocent and sweet. It will be like that reverse sarcasm thing. What's the word I'm looking for? (hey, it's early and I'm still chugging endorphins from walking to work this morning. Lemme alone.) > Hey, I have a strait named after me! Does it have a sign? It has to. I'll > check... (Peer) (lean) *SPLASH* And I'd like to point out that it's /awfully/ hard being good, pure, innocent and sweet when people are always dangling bait like that in front of my nose. Excuse me. I think I just got an invitation to a feeding frenzy. A good, pure, innocent and sweet one. I'll be right back.

mouse Wed Nov 14 16:14:35 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > Everyone knows the MOON is made of cheese, Grommet. oooooh, grommet! i _love_ grommet! > I'm just skirted past the reefs of midterms and am crossing the vast gulf of > research papers. Just off in the > distance are the rocks of presentations and then it's smooth sailing until the > stormy seas of finals. *snf* - that's _beautiful_, man. (probably means you aren't getting enough sleep) (and watch out for the screaming eels in that gulf) > Plus work wants me to do.... work. work has an ugly tendency to do that. man, i didn't realize you were so busy - school+job+cartoon - no wonder you've been so quiet lately. > How are you? i'm great, thanks. (well, except for the cold)

mouse Mon Nov 12 12:55:46 2001 Re: Tourists in Traps > Though we couldn't find a single Jesus the whole > time we were in Vegas and I really thought that if I was going to get a > black velvet Jesus in Elvis costume, Vegas would be the place to get it. > *sigh* i think in vegas what you can get is black velvet elvis-as-jesus stuff. for black velvet jesi, i would try tijuana.

Jenn Mon Nov 12 09:14:40 2001 Tourists in Traps > oh yea, advice - don't wear the brand new shoes you just bought and never > wore before. Awww! I suppose you're going to advise against the 6 inch heels for tromping around the National Park, too, huh? Kill joy. And as to tourist traps...that's a hard call. There are times when looking at kitzch is a heck of a lot of fun, especially when said kitzch is thinly disguised as a 'museum'. Heow and I have high hopes of finding perhaps a glow in the dark Jesus in a barrel going over the falls snowglobe for our 'Tacky Jesus' collection. Though we couldn't find a single Jesus the whole time we were in Vegas and I really thought that if I was going to get a black velvet Jesus in Elvis costume, Vegas would be the place to get it. *sigh*

Jenn Mon Nov 12 09:17:01 2001 Ooooh. Scarey. I swear to god I only hit 'post message' once. The forum bot must have thought I was particularly silly this morning.

mouse Mon Nov 12 13:03:14 2001 amazing duplo-forum-land! > I swear to god I only hit 'post message' once. The forum bot must have > thought I was particularly silly this morning. this is so cool! - i noticed that when i clicked on one of your messages, both of them were highlighted (or blackened or whatever)- and now my replies are magically duplicated! Jenn - you have stumbled onto the key -- the _POWER_ to completely dominate the postings list IN APPARENT INNOCENCE!!! BWAHAHAHAHA!!!! (i always wanted to have something to laugh evilly about). um....by the way......you _do_ remember where we came in, didn't you?

Jenn Tue Nov 13 08:49:49 2001 Elvis and Cheating a) Elvis as Jesus would have been fine but the closest we could come to religious symbolism at all was St. Something, the Saint of Television. And we even went to those really large souvenier shops at the north end of the strip. *sigh* No Jesus from Vegas. Maybe Niagara will treat us better. > Jenn - you have stumbled onto the key -- > the _POWER_ to completely dominate the postings list IN APPARENT > INNOCENCE!!! BWAHAHAHAHA!!!! (i always wanted to have something to laugh > evilly about). Yeah. And if we can keep his attention on how BoxJam's a jerk up there (I haven't actually read those posts yet so I don't know how much of a jerk he might or might not be), Michael will never notice/fix the board! We can become the undisputed Rulers of the Forum! Oh, wait. You kind of already are. Can I get a cleanup on Aisle mouse, please? > um....by the way......you _do_ remember where we came in, didn't you? Don't look in that mirror over there. It makes you look like Elvis. And not thin sexy Elvis, either. Sweaty, spare tire Elvis. *shudder*

Tirdun Tue Nov 13 16:24:29 2001 Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > Yeah. And if we can keep his attention on how BoxJam's a jerk up there (I > haven't actually read those posts yet so I don't know how much of a jerk > he might or might not be), Michael will never notice/fix the board! We can > become the undisputed Rulers of the Forum! Oh, wait. You kind of already > are. Can I get a cleanup on Aisle mouse, please? I sense much evil over here. Much, pure, diabolical evil. And cheese. OH, Hi Mouse! Hi Jenn!

mouse Tue Nov 13 16:32:59 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > I sense much evil over here. Much, pure, diabolical evil. And cheese. hey, we aren't evil. we're entreprenuers. and cheese has all that healthy calcium. > OH, Hi Mouse! Hi Jenn! hi tirdun! so what are _you_ up to?

Tirdun Wed Nov 14 08:20:16 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > cheese has all that healthy calcium. Everyone knows the MOON is made of cheese, Grommet. > hi tirdun! so what are _you_ up to? I'm very tired. I'm just skirted past the reefs of midterms and am crossing the vast gulf of research papers. Just off in the distance are the rocks of presentations and then it's smooth sailing until the stormy seas of finals. Plus work wants me to do.... work. How are you?

Jenn Wed Nov 14 09:51:11 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > Everyone knows the MOON is made of cheese, Grommet. Ohhhh....that was /brilliant/, Tirdun...the subtle nuances with the mice with the little sunglasses and mouse and the whole thing. I shiver in delight. And HEY! I'm not evil! I'm deeply misunderstood, at most. > I'm very tired. I'm just skirted past the reefs of midterms and am > crossing the vast gulf of research papers. Just off in the distance are > the rocks of presentations and then it's smooth sailing until the stormy > seas of finals. Plus work wants me to do.... work. How are you? I am a shark of distraction, slipping deadly through the Strait of Tirdun, waiting for an unawares bather to pop in for a quick dip.

Tirdun Wed Nov 14 14:19:35 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > And HEY! I'm not evil! I'm deeply misunderstood, at most. Muahahahaaaaaa. That's funny. You're evil EVIL, I say. Wicked Naughty Evil. Or possibly just insane. *shrug* > I am a shark of distraction, slipping deadly through the Strait of Tirdun, > waiting for an unawares bather to pop in for a quick dip. Hey, I have a strait named after me! Does it have a sign? It has to. I'll check... (Peer) (lean) *SPLASH* Y'know, if it weren't for this pesky internet thing, I'd get a lot of work done.

mouse Wed Nov 14 16:17:57 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject rats....wish _i'd_ thought of 'shark of distraction'.....i _wanted_ to do sharks.....oh well. > Y'know, if it weren't for this pesky internet thing, I'd get a lot of work > done. i think that's what it's for - it's really all a subtle plot to destroy american productivity. i always wanted to be part of a plot.

Tirdun Fri Nov 16 13:27:47 2001 Read not the Subject, Lest ye be confused > rats....wish _i'd_ thought of 'shark of distraction'.....i _wanted_ to do > sharks.....oh well. This is a very crowded mental image I've got going on. Mouse and sharks and me frantic to get back into/onto... whatever floating vessel I was in/on. I wonder when/if Michael will notice that you've split reality in twain somewhere back there :) > i always wanted to be part of a plot. Everybody wants to be part of a good plot. Conspiracies are nice, but sometimes they get that oogie /dirty/ feel about them. Schemes are also fun, if you don't get bogged down in the details. Plots, however, are always very straightforward and you never have to worry too much.

mouse Fri Nov 16 14:33:58 2001 Re: Read not the Subject, Lest ye be confused > I wonder when/if Michael will notice that you've split reality in twain > somewhere back there :) i've been wondering that myself....either he's just ignoring us entirely 'cause he's basking in the praise up above.....or he's chortling evilly off to the side there, waiting to drop an anvil on us. (which will make it _really_ hard for you to get back in the boat)

Eric Schissel Fri Nov 16 17:18:03 2001 Re: Read not the Subject, Lest ye be confused > i've been wondering that myself....either he's just ignoring us entirely > 'cause he's basking in the praise up above.....or he's chortling evilly > off to the side there, waiting to drop an anvil on us. > (which will make it _really_ hard for you to get back in the boat) Splinters, splinters everywhere, nor any to pick up and use to remove irritants from your teeth...

Michael Sat Nov 17 09:46:06 2001 Just to set this straight > i've been wondering that myself....either he's just ignoring us entirely > 'cause he's basking in the praise up above.....or he's chortling evilly > off to the side there, waiting to drop an anvil on us. I noticed it when it first split, of course, but you all seemed so happy I didn't want to say anything -- particularly the fact that the duplication is just a duplicated reference to Jenn's first duplicated message and that the standings don't use the references but rather tally up the files themselves (each post being a single file in the directory.) That could, I suppose, be called an "anvilette".

mouse Sat Nov 17 23:23:01 2001 curses, foiled again. (always wanted to say that). just checked and of course michael is right - in fact (if i had paid attention) i would have noticed that the duplication only showed up on the reverse threaded view, and not even on the chronological reversed. *sigh* another plan for forum domination shot to hell. (yes, yes, i know, i'm _still_ at the top of the listings anyway -- but this all takes _work_, guys -- you don't think this madcap style just _happens_, do you? and then there's all the typing, and hitting the back button because i forgot to enter my name......you people have _no_ idea what i go through for you (*sob*))

Eric Schissel Sat Nov 17 23:41:02 2001 Re: curses, foiled again. > (always wanted to say that). > just checked and of course michael is right - in fact (if i had paid > attention) i would have noticed that the duplication only showed up on the > reverse threaded view, and not even on the chronological reversed. > *sigh* another plan for forum domination shot to hell. > (yes, yes, i know, i'm _still_ at the top of the listings anyway -- but > this all takes _work_, guys -- you don't think this madcap style just > _happens_, do you? and then there's all the typing, and hitting the back > button because i forgot to enter my name......you people have _no_ idea > what i go through for you (*sob*)) No worries, saran by us. (Plasticity's our motto.) (Well, by some of us, but I had to work that pun in by hook or...) We're all taking note of it in our own ways... BWAHHAHHAHOOPS. - Eric horsey definitely off his feed Schissel

mouse Sun Nov 18 13:14:20 2001 Re: curses, foiled again. > No worries, saran by us. (Plasticity's our motto.) (Well, by some of us, > but I had to work that pun in by hook or...) ooog....some days i feel i should work on my punning abilities, and then i see the depths it leads one to.....

Tirdun Mon Nov 19 09:11:45 2001 Re: curses, foiled again. > ooog....some days i feel i should work on my punning abilities, and then i > see the depths it leads one to..... Yes, fear the black forest of Pun, lest you get lost and become like Piers Anthony, mocked by millions. The pun, well timed and used sparingly (like curry) can be amusing and witty. Used poorly, it will overpower and destroy the flavor. Once down the path of the pun you have walked, forever will it haunt you. Movie quoting, on the other hand, can never be overused. Like sugar.

Jenn Thu Nov 15 09:17:38 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > Muahahahaaaaaa. That's funny. You're evil EVIL, I say. Wicked Naughty > Evil. Or possibly just insane. *shrug* Well, I think I've just decided I need another title. Insanely Wicked Naughty Evil is way too good to pass up. Especially when I'm so good and pure and innocent and sweet. It will be like that reverse sarcasm thing. What's the word I'm looking for? (hey, it's early and I'm still chugging endorphins from walking to work this morning. Lemme alone.) > Hey, I have a strait named after me! Does it have a sign? It has to. I'll > check... (Peer) (lean) *SPLASH* And I'd like to point out that it's /awfully/ hard being good, pure, innocent and sweet when people are always dangling bait like that in front of my nose. Excuse me. I think I just got an invitation to a feeding frenzy. A good, pure, innocent and sweet one. I'll be right back.

mouse Wed Nov 14 16:14:35 2001 Re: Insert Innocent Sounding Subject > Everyone knows the MOON is made of cheese, Grommet. oooooh, grommet! i _love_ grommet! > I'm just skirted past the reefs of midterms and am crossing the vast gulf of > research papers. Just off in the > distance are the rocks of presentations and then it's smooth sailing until the > stormy seas of finals. *snf* - that's _beautiful_, man. (probably means you aren't getting enough sleep) (and watch out for the screaming eels in that gulf) > Plus work wants me to do.... work. work has an ugly tendency to do that. man, i didn't realize you were so busy - school+job+cartoon - no wonder you've been so quiet lately. > How are you? i'm great, thanks. (well, except for the cold)

mouse Mon Nov 12 12:55:46 2001 Re: Tourists in Traps > Though we couldn't find a single Jesus the whole > time we were in Vegas and I really thought that if I was going to get a > black velvet Jesus in Elvis costume, Vegas would be the place to get it. > *sigh* i think in vegas what you can get is black velvet elvis-as-jesus stuff. for black velvet jesi, i would try tijuana.

Michael Sun Nov 11 13:37:35 2001 Re: Niagara Falls > Heow and I are going to Niagara Falls over the Thanksgiving weekend. I was > wondering if anyone had been and had any advice for us? I've already heard > 'steer clear of the American side' and 'what are you going in winter for > anyways?'. I've been to both sides, and my advice is, if you don't have much time, see the Canadian side, but if you do have a little time, see both. Definitely go on the boat trip. Go into the tunnels under the Canadian side and meditate on the fact that the tunnels you see which are closed because they're being eroded away are the ones I visited as a child.... The Falls are moving upstream at something like a foot a year. Amazing. Geologically speaking, they're very, very evanescent and we're lucky to get to see them. For just plain meditation, I liked walking on the Canadian side and just sitting where you can see through the lip of the falls; the water is several feet deep, and right at the edge you can look through it. The American side has lots of little paths and bridges and stuff. Very pretty, and nice views of the Canadian side. I think it's worthwhile visiting. As for time of year -- who cares? It's water. It falls. I'd like to see it in the winter sometime. Dress warmly. > My parents went around this time a couple of years ago and they really > liked it. In spite of most tourist trap areas being closed for the season. I rather think I'd like it *because* the tourist crap, I mean TRAP, areas are closed. Along with the mindless hordes not being there. > It's not like they can shut off the falls. Exactly. > Anybody been and really enjoyed something about it? How about this > Daredevil Museum I keep seeing on websites? Hokey fun for the whole family > or horrible waste of time? Never been. We don't care for most of that garbage. Go see the falls. Have fun seeing something that's not human.