Mr. Starr

Trust me, I've seen kids go over one crack in the sidewalk and end up getting stitches, all while making a complete idiot of themselves!

Guess! Where could it be?

Whenever I see them, I try imagining tripping them over as they "roll" past me.

Most recently, a Vekoma restraint.

California's Great America?

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I don't really know.

Cheater! They will never answer!

Gah! I didn't even notice that!

Six Flags Great America in Gurnee, IL? The flume looks like Yankee Clipper.

I've actually always wondered that too, considering the DVD's and T-Shirts are always at such low, manageable prices.

Alright, I was too late again for the meet-up, but still had a good time at CAD! They were at least checking season passes at the front of the lines, and I got a couple rerides on TDK. Viper was running better, but not it's best, even though the awesome crew was! Left the park at around 12:30 and ended up home at 2 AM. (Oh, and Yankee Clipper was open!)

I'll be going tonight.

^ Are you staying for CAD? I'll be heading out soon!

I'm in the same boat. I like it without the holding break. Perhaps it's my 215 pounds slamming against the OTSR that makes me a bit skittish. That's definitely the worst part about it, but I still think that it was a little thrilling.

Uh, what is the kid in front of you doing?

No it's not. Just wait for your party at the end...

Ha! The "Give me mouth to mouth" and the "Inter-dimensional transport" effects sure do look interesting!

Yeah, the London maze might be a little hard to pull off, but we'll see!

^^ They are running the coaster in test mode in that video. Check out page 187 to see it at full speed. The lift does not sound quite as loud in that one.

There needs to be more of these meet-ups.

I know, right?! They really need to jump on this bandwagon.

Ha! That's a keeper!

I have to say I did laugh a little half way through that article!