ScottBrown

Just got back from the rather empty (and freezing) Boardwalk. Double Shot is quite a fun little ride, I think I like it a bit more than the bigger towers, the park is still clearly in Rehab mode as Loggers Revenge and Freefall are both still down and Red Baron and Bulgy are both in pieces (the base of bulgy is sitting in its new location with caution tape around it and nothing more) so yeah here is a link to some images from today http://www.sonicspike.net/pictures/albums/47

Yeah anyone in Taxas know anything, I had heard that the foundations were damaged Scott " All Schwarzkopf coasters are awesome " Brown

Wasn't Shockwave damaged last year in the floods?

We are pretty much deciding to skip haunt this year (due to dissapointment last year) and possibly head out for HNH and BG anything else that way that we shouldn't miss

Well probably the Skyglider at night at SCBB or the stationary cars on the Wonder Wheel or the Sun Wheel

So Riptide is now running like Vodoo how depressing

I think the Grizzly at PGA wins this award it has no thrill no speed well really no redeming features at all (except the end) really no purpose for even being there

Lets first coasters I divide into a few groups First Coaster Jet Stars at SCBB First Big Coaster Whizzer at PGA First Looper Tidal Wave at PGA First Wooden Giant Dipper at SCBB As far as how old I was well it was as soon as I was tall enough and my parrents could get me on them so I would say I was pretty young. Scott " My first steel coasters were all Schwarzkopf coasters " Brown

Hi Miler is a great little ride Im curious how it compares with the mega portables liek ZThriller before they butchered it and Olympia, anyone out there been on these? Robb I think you rode Thriller before they modified it right?

Yeah to exclude coasters like Hi Miler and the huge Oktoberfest coasters because they are transportable would be absurd, not to mention for some reason many people count the coaster as a credit once it is in a park even though it is still portable (Zonga) to answer your question the best way to know what portables you have ridden is to keep track of the coasters by their ownership, most fair companies plaster their name all around so it isn't that hard to figure it out

Yeah I'm not sure about the volumes but there is a POV and reverse POV of it on the Front Seat Thrills Volume 2 DVD

You know Elissa given it is the site with the pictures we should change my title to Proctoligist of Scobie Doo or somthing along those lines don't you agree?

You know I feel the need to meet Derek onre of these days, It always is interesting meetning the person everyone thinks is you

Probably going nowhere special, Just the usual trips to DLR SFMM and KBF, I never get to go anywhere fun =(

Dude you are kidding me right, although many people have thought that I was Derek in the PGA clip

Hey give me a day to locate it on my new Computer and I will post it

Robb are you gonna pass that one on to me or do you have a list now?

It depends on the ride op and the ride I have never had a problem but I know a few people that have

The Big Shot On top of the Stratosphere there is just nothing quite like it

The Giant Dipper in Santa Cruz

Would Nucking Futs be too much