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^^ Maybe you could send it in as two videos?

I thought the city wanted Six Flags to buy SFMW, not the other way around. :?

I love walking through The Grand Californian. Never stayed there, though.

1 coaster=1 credit It doesn't matter how many times you've ridden that one coaster.

Try to look for hotels in Columbia, MD. It's not that close to SFA, but it's closer then Baltimore. Hotels closer to Washington DC and either too expensive or too ghetto.

I guess you can call me an atheist. I honestly don't know or care that god exists.

What's the park(s) that everybody loves, but you just don't get it? For me, that park would be Knoebel's. I *love* the Phoenix and Twister, but the rest of the park just didn't quite do it for me. I thought that I didn't like traditional parks until my trip to SCBB which I fell in love with.

It'll be interesting to see how the other CF parks are once Jack Falfas is in charge.

My Family loves the Cracker Barrel and we try to eat there whenever we can when were on vacation. It's probably a good thing there aren't any in California, otherwise we'd be much heavier then we are now.

I had somewhere between 20-30 rides on Giant Dipper at an ACE event last year.

I've been 22 for almost two weeks. My first coaster was Timberline Twister at Knott's. Believe it or not, I still haven't been on a powered coaster.

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A picture of me: http://redbull.smugmug.com/gallery/369454/6/14709724

I saw A Face in the Crowd in Broadcasting class today. It was a good movie. Andy Griffith was much different then his TV character.

I saw Ghost in the Shell for the first time in a couple of years. It's one of the best Animes I've seen (and I've seen a lot).

Looks good with Volcano right behind it.

One word: Phoenix! Talk about *Stand-Up* air on every drop (minus the first one for some odd reason).

SFA: I liked this park. It certanly wasn't 'ghetto' like most people would lead you to believe. However, aside from SRoS (and maybe Wild One) the rides were ok at best. SFMM: This park the the best coaster selection of any SF park I've been to, but everything else leaves a lot to be desired. SFMW: This is probably my least favorite Nor Cal park. It isn't a bad park, but it's far from the best. I liked Medusa a lot and V2 was fun too (haven't ridden V2.5 yet). Roar was...boring and Kong is Kong. I probably would have enjoyed myself a lot more if it weren't for being sick and I was just at Sea World a couple of days earlier. SFGrAdv: This park is very similar to SFMM. Nitro is better then Goliath and THe Chiller is better then S:TE, but aside from that I thought most the rides there sucked.

Gawd, ifilm is so annoying. The link to the Orange Bowl video went to ifilm and it just kept show me ads.

Speaking of which, is the Drop Ride at the Trocadero still there? I heard it was removed. Chessington, Thorpe Park, and Legoland are near London.

How can you forget Magic: The Gathering? (No, I don't collect those either)

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Roller Coaster Tycoon did it for me.

I went to Target and they didn't have either of them. I did get Ghost in the Shell 1 and 2, though.

I'm wierd, I always try to get a different brand each time. Right now I'm using Right Guard Xterme.