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What were your favorite special shaped hot air balloons?

By Eric Robinette | Monday, May 10, 2010, 02:33 PM

My story about this year’s special shaped balloons at the Ohio Challenge prompts a couple of fun questions I’d like to ask you all:

What have been your favorite special shaped balloons at the MidFirst Ohio Challenge - or anywhere else? The dual bees from last year were fun (except for all the cringe-inducing bee puns I had to endure), but that’s easy for me to say, since I got to ride in one.

And here’s a question to make you use your imaginations a little: If you could make a hot air balloon into any special shape, what would it be?

Personally, I always thought it would be fun to make one in the shape of an anvil, so that it looks like the anvil is lifting the balloon. I’d probably have to get permission from Warner Bros., though - or from Acme, perhaps.

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