Wackyboxer

Happy Birthday adrenaline-junky and pcwfreak!

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Happy Birthday blackcurrent, Coasters 4 ever and mizter6!

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Happy Birthday coasters 4 me, hankertw and T-Bo!

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Happy Belated Birthday Mr Stratosphere and Happy Birthday RBOrrell!

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Happy Birthday Xcelerated Dan!

Yeah, rats are incredibly smart. We have 4 right now. 3 of them are sisters and the 4th is one that we rescued. Like Elissa said, they do tend to leave alot of scratch marks, but they're really great pets. My wife thought they were like the ickiest thing ever and it took years of convincing her that they weren't, but now she gotten to where she really likes them.

Happy Birthday douggie and Sue!

It's understandable that Powder Keg did so well with it being brand new. As with most things, the majority of people don't really care about the things of the past, they only seem interested in whatever is the newest or fastest or tallest or whatever. I personally think that people could learn to have a greater appreciation for coasters (and most other things) if they spent just a little time learning about the predecessors of today's wooden and steel behemoths. Also, I realize that, with all the great content that TPR offers, bandwidth is at a premium and also the lack of usable footage of past glories makes making a video of this type appear to be an effort in futility and perhaps it is when you consider the possibility of the lack of positive response that it might get. If nothing else, hopefully it's an idea that will remain somewhere in the back of your collectively brilliant minds, and perhaps, at some point in the future, you will have enough footage and the coaster community at large will have enough interest for you to produce such a video. I want to thank you both for all your hard work and dedication to TPR and I look forward, with great anticipation, to all of your future efforts. Keep Up The Great Work!

Happy Birthday CycloneMan!

Hey Robb & Elissa, Have you ever thought about making a video tribute to coasters that are no longer in existence? I think it'd be cool to pay homage to some of the great coasters of bygone days. I was listening to a song on the radio this morning called "Gone" by a country duo called Montgomery Gentry and it rocks pretty good, so I thought it would be a good choice for a video tribute. It's just a thought.