HBO Max's Class Action Park has to be the funniest Documentary i've ever seen
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No one should be the 2nd person to die in a fukking wave pool...
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I think I’m about to bush Hulu and get Max. Wanna watch the Yusuf doc and see what this is about
If Itchy and Scratchy had a water park .
We had those tanks at a family fun park near Sacramento in the 80s. shyt was already piff. When they talked about kids creating fireballs I fell out of my chair
I watched the defunctland before the Wikipedia about Action Park and the doc was long overdue.
10/10 Those workers are taking a lot of secrets to their graves
We had those tanks at a family fun park near Sacramento in the 80s. shyt was already piff. When they talked about kids creating fireballs I fell out of my chair
I watched the defunctland before the Wikipedia about Action Park and the doc was long overdue.
10/10 Those workers are taking a lot of secrets to their graves
This is finally out? 
Stugotz did a podcast with the guys who made this doc and I was dying laughing listening to the stories. Definitely watching this tomorrow.
Even did a 30 For 30 intro for it. Starts at the 15:09 mark: Class Action Park – Le Batard & Friends - STUpodity – Podcast
Stugotz did a podcast with the guys who made this doc and I was dying laughing listening to the stories. Definitely watching this tomorrow.
Even did a 30 For 30 intro for it. Starts at the 15:09 mark: Class Action Park – Le Batard & Friends - STUpodity – Podcast
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beenz
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I'm watching this shyt now. I had heard about this park before, but the details are 
one dude was in a ball rolling down a PVC track and the track broke and he rolled down the hill and across the expressway into a swamp
cats loosing teeth from the looping waterslide
everyone is drunk and they selling beer to minors in the park
one dude was in a ball rolling down a PVC track and the track broke and he rolled down the hill and across the expressway into a swamp
cats loosing teeth from the looping waterslide
everyone is drunk and they selling beer to minors in the park
beenz
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this documentary is like the amusement park version of tiger king cuz of all the fukkery alone.
the owner was using a fake cattle prod to scare people into buying lift tickets!
the owner was using a fake cattle prod to scare people into buying lift tickets
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The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
I legit thought this was a mockumentary. What is this fukkery lmao
The ball in the ball down the PVC track fukking killed me.I'm watching this shyt now. I had heard about this park before, but the details are
one dude was in a ball rolling down a PVC track and the track broke and he rolled down the hill and across the expressway into a swamp
cats loosing teeth from the looping waterslide
everyone is drunk and they selling beer to minors in the park
I vaguely remember the commercials as a little kid growing up in the tri state but I never went. Ain't going to lie, that park looks fun as hell.
That said the one part that resonated with me was the part when the guy was talking about kids of the 80's when they looked to have fun try to find a way to die was part of it and how parents had no idea where you were but the expected you home by night. That mentality lasted into the 90's. When I was a kid it was basically I'm going to so and so's house and I wouldn't be home until it was almost night. And some of the shyt we did as kids I look back at like holy shyt, how didn't I almost die, I would do shyt I wouldn't do today and I sure as hell wouldn't let my kids do. Like seriously who the fukk was watching us in back in the day. Even if we weren't doing something dangerous for fun we were doing some stupid shyt because no one was watching us. I was 8 years old and would cross Rockaway Blvd by myself to go to the deli and buy chips and a quarter drink and play NBA Jam. I thought turning lanes were for pedestrians, I should've been fukking ran over lol. It's a different time I miss it but I sure as hell wouldn't let my kids do it lol.
That said the one part that resonated with me was the part when the guy was talking about kids of the 80's when they looked to have fun try to find a way to die was part of it and how parents had no idea where you were but the expected you home by night. That mentality lasted into the 90's. When I was a kid it was basically I'm going to so and so's house and I wouldn't be home until it was almost night. And some of the shyt we did as kids I look back at like holy shyt, how didn't I almost die, I would do shyt I wouldn't do today and I sure as hell wouldn't let my kids do. Like seriously who the fukk was watching us in back in the day. Even if we weren't doing something dangerous for fun we were doing some stupid shyt because no one was watching us. I was 8 years old and would cross Rockaway Blvd by myself to go to the deli and buy chips and a quarter drink and play NBA Jam. I thought turning lanes were for pedestrians, I should've been fukking ran over lol. It's a different time I miss it but I sure as hell wouldn't let my kids do it lol.
