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AlmereStars Angry_Gumball with Calaway Park for the win.. its not even a contest! classic

1) I wouldn't reap the rewards, but it would help keep the good times rolling at TPR.. holla 2) TPR Hoodies in Fatboy sizes. 3) Yes 4) Not active in trips/meets/(and sadly theme parks in general in the past few years) 5) TPR HOODIES IN FATBOY SIZES

What the FUDGE is that rabbit doing in the dark ride? That's not kid friendly!

Was never my intent sir. Hope this helps, and thank to Robb & Elissa for offering this AWESOME VIDEO to their sometimes complaining but always grateful members! You said hard. (Huggin' it out)

And that's what we get for offering help to others! That in particular is an apple issue, not a you issue, not a me issue. There's thousands of hits for it on google, but ya know.. I'm just complaining by trying to help others... and stuff. Guess the emoticon with the tongue isn't sarcasm after all. hrmmm.

If I recall correctly

Same issue here. Full file downloaded, both volume 2 and 3. Can play in iTunes (9.x, 64bit) just fine.. but it won't copy to my iPod (Video, Gen 5). Right click on one of the videos in the movie library, choose "Create iPod or iPhone version". It will take some time to convert each video. Then you will have two versions of the file in your library, you'll need to figure out which is which and delete the one you no longer need. The .m4v is the newly converted one. Took a little longer for me as my mp4's were on a read only network share and it rewrote the new versions to My Documents\My Music\iTunes\iTunes Music\Movies across the network. It's not as simple as Robb makes it out to be, but it works *ducks*

I'm surprised Rob didn't go all out and buy the swim with the whale sharks package. That looks like a blast.... a scary scary blast.

The first restaurant I ate in Atlanta a few years ago only served pepsi, which was a weird circumstance to say the least... There's actually a lot, not the "50:50" ratio you might get elsewhere, but I run into it all the time at lunch. You ask for a coke, because in Georgia, everything that isn't sweet tea (eww) is Coke. Then the waiter/waitress asks (thank $deity) if Pepsi is ok. And when you say no, unlike in other states, they don't look at you funny, they just understand. Luckily.... most places carry dr pepper/diet dr pepper despite which main cola brand their distributor carries.

As someone who has lived an hour or two from Atlanta for the last two years, I can definitely confirm how good the Aquarium & Varsity are.. even World of Coke is fun, though a bit expensive for what it is. I really only like the intro movie and the drinking room anymore. I'll be up there next weekend when my step-son and his friend are in from Oregon. Taking them around the sites, SF water park and more.

I don't think the video is distasteful, I think the person behind it's intentions are. It's news, topical, and semi-informative.

I would all but bet the farm that legal ramifications weren't why certain people chose not to help.

Understood.. but given that there was someone kind enough to not help and take pictures... not that much of a stretch to see someone suing because his hand got maimed on broken fiberglass as he was floundering about in the way and joebob friend knocked him into it, etc.

After I posted I started to wonder about the camera guy.. and yeah, not only did he stand there and watch.. not only did he walk away easily... but that video sure ended up on the news in a hurry. sad people.

I couldn't agree more sir.

Horrid horrid advertising. The one I got was a doctor talking about a stopped heart. Classy. In the video: I will say that I understand the employee trying to shut down the camera, but I can't believe he was letting people run free around the crash point. I'm sure they were trying to assist but there's liability there too. I know Disney's no media/controlled media coverage policy of incidents. I'm not saying it's his fault, you can't really predict/fully train for employee reactions when something this surprising/big happens. I'm especially disappointed that the parents let their kids stand there and watch rather than ushering them off. All in all, a bad day for the 'rail. (Holy crap it's been a long time since I posted)

Congrats. Oh, and that nurse pushin ya out to the car was hot! mmmmm scrubs.

He bought it, but hasn't put it together yet? I can't fathom spending that much money on something and having it sit around. Have him by me a few too.

I'm sure the "Sore Thumb" coaster guys will tell you what real coaster model pain is. Definitely looks great, I'd love one. Sore Thumb Coaster Red Finger Express, the follow up.

what a great use of otherwise out of the way space.

My experience with other parks is that 4th of July weekend is usually pretty dead. But I'm wondering, based upon it being virtually in the middle of nowhere, anyone have experience with Silverwood around July 4th weekend? I'm looking at being there the 2nd/3rd (Sunday/Monday - Tuesday being the 4th), just wondering what kind of crowds to expect. Also, while i'm asking those with knowledge of the park/area. I'm driving up with the family, and while the Holiday Inn is the "closest", which hotel do you recommend for family stays.. relatively inexpensive, good (free) breakfast and internet, a good pool for the kids (the waterpark won't be enough!). Any other tips and recommendations welcome. Thanks!

Mine, the "double drop" first drop on The Boss at SFStL, back seatish.

Since moving to Oregon a few years ago, I've been a relatively sad coasterless puppy. Last one for me, Timberland Twister while interviewing in Minnesota in APRIL. Anyone wanna get me a job closer to.. anything?

Wasn't Raging Bull at SFGAm "code named" el toro, or something like that prior to and/or during construction?

Just Medusa at MW here, definitely a great coaster. INCREDILE REALISTIC parking lot theming too.. just how does Six Flags do it?!?!?!