B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for September 01, 2020

A man before his time.

They ended up going with"Ride AND die".

QUOTE: “On July 5, 2009 two trains in the same Disney monorail line crashed at about 2 a.m. According to the National Transportation Safety Board. Monorail Purple pilot Austin Wuennenberg, 21, died at the scene.”

I think I need my mind to be bleached. I went and read the Urban Dictionary on the true meaning of that phrase! I need to hunt down a scrub brush too!

Wasn’t there a documentary about an American water park where people got maimed and also several deaths because of the rides but people still wanted to go there because that was the attraction?

That would be an apt slogan for our Indian roads…though it might have “any which way” added for effect.

I was a docent at the Bronx Zoo when they opened their Asian exhibit, which involved a monorail and several different habitats. We went on a pre-opening day ride. The Siberian tigers’ area had several trees lying on the ground. Someone asked why they were there and the keeper said “that keeps the tigers from getting a running start and jumping into the monorail.”

I must be showing my age. I have heard in my youth, the expression Ride em Cowboy, in John Wayne movies and the like, (remember Bonanza?) but I have never heard anybody say ride or die?

Makes ya think. lmao

DCDETE, I believe it was a take on “marche ou mort*” allegedly the unofficial slogan of the French Foreign Legion…(*march or die)

Could work for Mad Max.

One has to go there to get the joke.

Meh

Disney’s Animal Kingdom doesn’t have a monorail, never had one, never planed to install one.

I’m still trying to figure out if New Hampshire’s slogan, “Live Free or Die” is a declaration, an exhortation or a threat. (My husband’s from Maine, and when I asked him which it was he said, “Yes.” sigh.) (What does being from Maine have to do with it? Well, y’know…New England.)

I thought that was the slogan for the Haunted Mansion at Disney World?