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Well first of all - it took over 15 miunutes to download it - now that I've said that.... YAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYY Great collage of the three trips. And sorry, but I must - woof on the coaster bears! Great video montage. Hope everyhbody enjoyed it when you showed it. Kewl!

thinks about it No. Do you have Rice-A-Roni, where you live?

Home for the evening, but David has friends over, and we're going to have BBQ HUGE marianated PRAWNS, baked potatoe, salad.... Mmmmmm almost summer I'd say, LOL.

Sooooo close with the shorts! Hah! Glad you're settling in there, Soren. Costume looks great. And more interesting actually, than the shorts, I s'ppose. Best wishes on the coming weeks in your getting to know WDW a bit more than some of us ever will, lol.

Is this the new re-themeing of Pussy Cat DollsRevue in Texas??? then

~ ~ ~ ~ "The soul unfolds itself like a lotus of countless petals." - Kahlil Gibran ~ ~ ~ ~

Actually Cindy looks like Da Boss there, lolol. Queen Beehive, hah! And Red's the "new girl in town"... Ariel & Belle, Cindy's Gurls A Flava - are keepin' close to their golden gurlfren. This could get somewhat hip-hopped or rapped, somehow, hmm? (Yeah, and who knew even I'd download it! Couldn't pass it up.)

Who are (or were) "the Fantanas?" Curious bear here.

Just watched the Discovery Channel Special! I bumped up the tv special thread, but this is worth posting in, as well. Really enjoyed the look at this coaster - and hearing the comparisons (and non-) about all three coasters coming up (this one, Voyage & El Toro)..and you know what? I'm kind of Rootin' Fer the Rumbler! Hope the family gets a good turnout to afford that second set of cars, lol. (EDIT: ^5 Just watched the vid. Looked great there! Some good speed on it, it looks like. Woot!)

And monkey bars.

Bump. Just watched show on Discovery Canada Channel, earlier tonight! It was pretty good, especially the editting and mixing of information, visuals and 'even coverage' of the three coasters profiled. And after what I just saw? I'm sort of rootin' fer the Rumbler, heh heh. Good show. You'll enjoy it (I hope) when it airs in the States & UK. Would be interesting to see how they would handle three steel coasters going for the GP's attention and $. Any suggestions here, on which three...hmmm? (EDIT: BIG Oops. How could I forget! Go JULIE Go! You little "Rumbler Rouser," you! )

Land sakes Thank the Almighty Faerie Tael Godds that dear sweet and ever-so-sensible Aurora (Pssst - Slp Beaut) wasn't part of this .......uh........ugly...... debauchery of.... Princess' Excessssssssss Lipssschtick (Altho I'm sure 'some' bois in our crowd are salivating most profusely...)

BUMPing this up, with the pic of some foundation construction here. Photo thanks to www.DLP.info - If you look back to the original concept drawings in this thread, that upper 'opening' in the front wall there (left end of) - that's where the coaster cars should enter the 'submarine' lying precariously on an upright angle (i.e. lift hill). The opening on the right of that wall is most-likely the 'exit' of the cars, into the loading/unloading area, which is in front of the foundation there, not 'mapped out' just yet. IMhO One wonders if they'll build the show building like they did with RnR. That being, coaster built first, then the show building up and over it all...

~ ~ ~ ~ Happy Birthday, Stephen Sondheim ~ ~ ~ ~ I think I'm a day late or so - but hey - you're doing great and the musicals are all still first rate classics, like Follies, A Little Night Music, Pacific Overtures, Company, Into The Woods, Sunday In The Park with George or Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

^ Poor Tinky Winky......

Here's a place to look up, altho most of the Dark Rides the site features, are more "permanently placed" in the parks... but... http://www.laffinthedark.com/main.htm I think the site does list some carnival dark rides. Worth a look-see, hmm? Hope it helps. (EDIT: Spelling boo boos.)

Hmmmm. Noted.

Happy First Anniversary of the Tony-Award Winning Broadway show... Monty Python's SPAMALOT And tonight, I just heard on my Radio CBC3 (and right now, they're playing "Whatever Happened to My Part" sung by Sara Ramirez...) that tonight outside of the theatre where the show is playing, they will celebarate by trying to break the Guinness Book of Records for... The World's Largest COCONUT ORCHESTRA!!! nudge nudge saynomore saynomore

The article I just read in this morning's paper... ...said that "the boys" would be piecing Chef's dialogue together - from past episodes! That's what I read, this morning...

V For Vendetta 8/10 And still - wow. Quite the visual and audial mixup by the same guys that gave us "The Matrix" Tri-Mix. Definitely you have to listen and listen closely to all of it - lots of stuff'n information being said, besides being shown. Defintiely enjoyed the few 'twists' that ocurred here and there. Natalie Portman is great in it. I think the range she goes thru before and after 'the shave," is quite something and to be remembered when Oscar noms are happening, next year. Hugo Weaving is pretty good and 'articulate' all things mask-ish, considered... Hard part to pull off, and I think he does it very well. All in all, worth a look-see on the Big Screen. And Big Ben done blow up real good, uh huh. (EDIT: Couple more spelling corrects.)

Talk about RETRO... at a grrreat price still, too! Found this little Photo Booth at the entrance to a Sears in one of our mega malls, called Metrotown. Couldn't resist - and altho black & white pix ... 4 for $3 CDN $ ! And this 'strip' was taken, before seeing V For Vendetta.... Wow - they still do this! I haven't done a set of these for several years - woot!

Direct from Screamscape.com ~~~ (EDIT: You think I'd say whose he liked, so far? Phhhhhhht. Shure I would. )

Who's Wally? Have a good one, guy.

^ No it doesn't. http://www.absolutelyreliable.com/

^ CONGRATS on being "Our 100th"... Unfortunately - you don't get a toaster. It doesn't work that way. It's every tenth that you "bring in..." (Or maybe it's six, now.) Right, other 98???