Team Thriller

So true! I got cused out by two different people by saying that X2 at Magic Mountain was rough and not that fun. But that was before I rode it few months ago, it was running amazing! That's an opinion though. No ones opinion is wrong so you were just as "stupid GP" as they were. --James

I have a Sperry's collection. I'm buying my 9th pair this week. I just started it so it's a small collection lol I also have some Vans --James

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The longest I've ever waited was about 2 and a half hours for X. (This was back in 06' I believe) However pretty much everything else was a station wait so I didn't mind much. I don't think there is any ride I'd wait that long for. What a waste of time were you could be riding other stuff. --James

Is it just me or did they take out a lot of trees? I hope they plant some back if they did. This ride looks amazing! But I wouldn't expect anything less from Busch Gardens. --James

This ride is going to look stunning at night! So sexy. --James

You are going to post this park up to download when finished right? This is my favorite RCT2 park right now so I'd download it in a heartbeat Keep up the amazing work! --James

^ It was under Atari... weird. lol But thanks, it was indeed in that Program Files (X86) --James

I just installed RCT2 on my Windows 7 laptop and downloaded a bunch of custom scenery. The problem is I can't seem to find the Obj Data folder to put it in as it doesn't even seem to exist. Does anyone know if there is another folder that would work or where the heck it even is? lol Thanks! --James

I say DiVertical just because there really isn't that much there. I think it looks fun and all, but compared to other 2012 coasters (SkyRush, Wodan...etc) it seems rather lame. Oh, and Leviathan is cool and all, but I wouldn't expect much. Silver Star was at my home park and was fun, but I also had Expedition Ge Force even closer... sooo... yea -- James

I hope you have a lot of money cause a lot of those big cities are expensive. I would stick to staying in one area. (For example skipping Hamburg and Berlin as that is WAY out of the way), and maybe just skipping Belgium all together as that will suck a lot of time and money. If you can decide where you land and take off I'd: Day 1 - Land in Paris maybe morning. Spend the evening in Paris Day 2 - Disneyland Paris Day 3 - Disneyland Paris Day 4 - Rail to Strasbourg and train/bus to Europa Day 5-6 Europa Park (Two days is better than anything in Belgium) If you really need to visit Holiday Park, it will take more time as you will be using the bus a lot around there to find or get to and from your hotel Day 7 - You will really need a day to rail to Holiday Park and find your hotel (there is a bus that will take you to the park from the station) Day 8 - Holiday Park If you can find an overnight train ride to the Bruhl (Phantasialand) area, do it as that will also be time consuming during the day. Day 9 or 10 - Phantasialand Day 11 or 12 -Rail to Amsterdam after and sight see (The city is really nice just beware of some people) Two days in the Amsterdam area. One in the city, and one at Walibi World. Here you can either rail back to Paris to sight see or fly out from Amsterdam. If you really really really want to go to Brussels, they do have an airport there that you could fly out of. ----- This would be my plan. It is shorter and much more organized. (15 days at the most) It would be like going in an organized circle instead of all over the place and would save you time and money. Are you traveling alone? If not, pack very light. (1 suitcase should be enough) And also as said above, Hostels are a GREAT idea. Hope this helped. --James "Or just go on a TPR Europe trip" Flint

That will add a great head chopper for Atlantica. I always found the ride should have another element added to it somehow, so I'm glad they did this. I totally cannot wait to ride this. --James

Yes, I have - I added it to my Spotify. But then again I actually do not mind him. I do not want to start a argument but if you REALLY look at it its not his fault he is so popular - its his fans. If NO one liked him then he would not be every where. On a side note... a MUCH better young singer is Greyson Chance! Justin Bieber is a very talented singer who is ruined by the media trying to make millions off him. I liked him before he got famous (Yes I knew of him lol) I've been getting really into Hollywood Undead. I love how they seem to be a mix of Linkin Park and Avenged Sevenfold. (Two amazing bands!) --James

This is amazing Keep us updated! --James

I know this has nothing to do with the tattoo, but I LOVE YOUR SHIRT! Queen is my favorite band. And Night At the Opera (Which I'm guessing is the album your shirt is based after) is my favorite album. Nice tattoo also, I like them simple and sweet. --James

Agreed. All the little details in the lines for the rides and just how everything fits so perfect. --James

Germany - Lived there 14 years, wouldn't have had it any other way. Everything is better there. Amsterdam - I love to party and Amsterdam is where the party is. Reno - I like how it's more local and easy going. Just go and relax. London - London has it's act together when it comes to large city. The musical culture that can be found around the city is so magnificent! --James

I actually have checked this area of the forum weekly seeing if you have began a new project. I'm glad you're back. --James

HAHAHAHAHAHA Wow.... Congrats PETA, you have now hit more rock bottom than I thought existed. --James

Okay yep.... I'm moving back to Germany. --James

Fuji Q has one also. lmao http://maps.google.com/maps?q=hersheypark&hl=en&ll=40.28973,-76.653832&spn=0.000004,0.00327&sll=37.0625,-95.677068&sspn=48.287373,107.138672&vpsrc=6&hq=hersheypark&t=h&z=19&layer=c&cbll=40.289729,-76.653831&panoid=wxOqrpRQNvMQwt8HnFvAPw&cbp=12,104.16,,0,-12.55 --James

This park would last shorter than Kim Kardashian's marriage. (In Comic Book Guy's voice from The Simpsons) "Worse. Location. Ever" Furniture store with rides? Sounds like a better idea. --James

I disagree with 99.9 percent of your list(not intended to sound douchey I swear) but I LOVE animated movies as well. I(along with many others) grew up in the Disney animation renaissance with movies like Aladdin, The Lion King, and Beauty and the beast among others... and they will always hold a place in my heart. Even some newer animated movies are great... like I boycotted Disney Animation for a while because I prefer hand drawn are unless it's Pixar of course... but I ended up really enjoying Tangled. I think quite a few of of us have "kid minds" here though... we ride roller coasters as a hobby for God's sake... lol. Nothing wrong with a "kids mind" however... cause we have more fun! But yeah, an animated film can be just as good as any other film pertaining it has a good story line, character development, and is well done. ^ I will try to check some of those out... I have heard of most of them but have mostly only seen Disney movies and I like movies a lot so I will try to watch some of those! YAY! It's 3:10 and I can't sleep... I think I'm gonna watch the Human Centipede 2 now! Disney's hand drawn movies > Pixar > Dreamworks > Disney's computer animation I hope to see more of Disney's older movies in 3D like they did with the Lion King. --James

You might be a coaster nerd if you say coaster names during sex instead of the girls name. --James

They can name it 30,000 Leagues Under the Sea: The Ride --James