Ed K

We used to go to Orlando a lot when I was younger. I remember there being a fun house with a mirror maze and an arcade. Outside (attached to the building) was a statue of a giant wizard with a purple hat. I believe this was fairly close to I-Drive (but before I-Drive became what it currently is). Can someone tell me the name of the place and if it's still there?

I've been dying to find a name or picture of these things. During the late 80's or early 90's I remember having a toy that was just a round stuffed toy, with small arms/legs, and a tongue that stuck out. I believe they were bright colors like blue, green, and pink (almost neon). When you squeezed it, it made a fart sound (this was the main attraction of this toy). These were pretty popular for a short while. I remember commercials for it, so it wasn't just something at a local toy store that I stumbled upon. Please help!

So I'm dying to find out what this song is called, or even if you know if its in a movie (because then I could find the soundtrack). I think it is normally in camping movies, and it is occasionally whistled. It is at 1:11 in the youtube video below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avYUL1A-WUM

If you're afraid to follow the link, you can go to youtube and search for "drinking time dartmouth"

Thanks!

I'm reading The Count of Monte Cristo and I'm having a hard time comprehending how rich Edmond Dantes really was. If that answer isn't available, what is the currency they use in relation to today's US dollar. Francs are mentioned quite often (M.Nortier had a wealth of 900K Francs I believe), how much are we talking here? I'm sure it isn't the same exchange today as it was in the 1800's.