NoahTheBoa

My hobbies are Drums and percussion, Robotics, and rc cars ( I have a tc4, a t4, and a xxx-s and I race onroad at Hotrod hobbies in Saugus)

I agree, best of seven playoffs aren't as fun to follow. With a single elimination style it is a lot easier to get into the games because you know that the game is the only chance to move up instead of getting 7 games to get into the next round. Although the best of 7 series does make it an even matchup because a lucky win won't get you to the next round.

La Villa Strangiato - Rush Alabama Song - The Doors Baba O'riley - The Who Us And Them - Pink Floyd Walking on the moon - The Police Break on Through - The Doors

awesome park! The theming is great.

My mom has a bunch of good albums from when she was a kid, but we don't have a record player so they get to collect dust.

Doxy by Miles Davis w00t jazz

Cool TR. PGA is a good park, I was there a couple weeks ago for our band trip. You're right, I can't recall very many open stations.

My name is Noah and I live in Southern california about 20 mins from SFMM. I have only been on 19 coasters and I also play percussion.

Wood: Colossus @ SFMM Steel: Goliath @ SFMM and also X Other: Drop Zone @ PGA

My favorite is probably Rush I saw them on their 30th anniversary tour and they were awesome! I also like Led zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and some jazz.

Revolution at SFMM

With the nuss procedure there is not much of a scar. There are 2 that are on the sides of your chest that will be covered by your arms anyway and there may be one in the middle of your chest right under the sternum. That's about it for scars. The other procedures leave more noticeable scars. As I said before, recovery is not really bad. Sometimes there are sharp pains when you move, but those go away soon after you leave the hospital. You could probably be physically active within 2- 2 1/2 weeks after leaving the hospital.

Recovery depends on which procedure you have done. I had the Nuss procedure and recovery was about a week in the hospital and 2-3 more weeks after that. This website has a lot of useful information about pretty much everything about correcting it. http://pectusinfo.com/main.htm [/url]

Accelerator

That's pretty cool. I used to have P.E., but I got it corrected recently because it was rather severe. I never ate cereal out of it though.

My name is Noah