Ace Of Spades

I had a great time working with CC9 last go around, would love to do it again! I'm in!

Because there's an "I" in Charlie Sheen No soup for you?

Finally, FINALLY, a developer in Vegas appealing to the local market! Can't wait for this to open!

Eye for an Eye-UNKLE Why this hasn't been in a movie trailer is beyond me...it's perfect for that sort of thing. It also has the most disturbing music video of any song ever.

You're back! Great to see things back in motion, missed the MARFleparks a ton, and this update reminded me why...everything, EVERYTHING, is flawless. Absolutely flawless. Keep up the amazing work!

it's kinda pathetic that a club about kids books has a minimum age limit. You should totally go anyway and crash their party...or nerdfest...or whatever it is they're doing there.

What is Love-Haddaway Gotta love 90's schlock.

First things first, I will say that I'm pleased that you bothered to try terrain editing (which most tend to avoid) and gave your ride a unique layout! Also, it's not too terribly rough and actually fairly smooth, although it could be smoothed out a bit in some spots! That being said, I'll echo what CF said above me, and add that you really should try to avoid the premade supports unless you've got a situation where they'll look natural. Right now, it just looks undersupported and kinda...weird. As a suggestion for a new(ish) coaster-builer, I'd recommend one of the wood coasters or a mine train using wood supports, since with supporting the ride taken out of the equation you can continue to refocus on refining your ride. Also, since inversions aren't involved, it can teach you to keep speed and add variety without tossing in a loop here and there!

Yes, and saying so I verified my answer. 0-o?

The funny thing is that all an Aquatrax boils down to is a basic coaster that just happens to be perched above the water, so provided that Manta does a low water swoop at some point I think we can deem it "Close Enough".

Hopefully this will finally be the year I can make it to a WCB, fingers crossed!

Just got my copy of GRiD in today, looking forward to playing it! As for current games, Uncharted 3 is a must buy (when I can), but other than that, I'm not interested in much. GTAV is still a long while away, Saint's Row isn't worth $60 to me, and I don't really care about MW3 or The Run (two game franchises I used to love). So I guess the only other thing that could potentially be interesting in the near future is...not really a game, but still, it's NoLimits2. Seriously, I'm dying for that thing to be released!

Do you mean a CTR using these trains, or a new model all together?

I totally assumed that was the picture of the car when I passed it a few minutes ago. For the second time in one thread, I feel really, really dumb. Congrats Vin!

Is "it" in the Photo Trip Report Archive?

Is "it"s location in a post or thread that mentions Acrophobia?

Tiger Woods, Apples, and Bleeding Testicles...definitely one of the better friday nights here on TPR. (Note: Not a question, just noticed how ludicrous this all sounds!)

Is said ride in any way "pointy"?

I'm a Mott's apple juice kinda guy myself, loved their stuff when I was a little kid. Assuming that's what you mean by recommending.

The calendar doesn't go back that far... So is "it" hidden in something or linked to by something that was created pre-2010? (As that's the calender's cutoff date)

How in the hell did you find that man?! I swear I went up and down that list and never noticed it. Congrats...to whoever is declared the winner!

Which part of, "It's on the forum" are you having trouble understanding? Didn't even occur to me at the time that it wasn't under /forum. I feel really, really dumb now. Back to the hunt!

http://www.themeparkreview.com/parks/park.php?pageid=637 Would it have to do with this by chance?

^Well consider me extremely jealous then, I'd kill to have more memorabilia of that park than I do (just a few maps and some memories.)

Back in August me and some friends decided to be idiots and ride Mean Streak in the back car. Our ride-photo showed expressions of pain akin to those probably only seen previously by intensive care ward doctors. Needless to say, most of the train got a good laugh out of the picture when they saw it. Similarly fun that week was our four ride end of the night marathon on Millenium Force that ended on the last train of the night and letting us off on the brakes.