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^Acrophobia does that. Funniest park moment... 1) The Yankee Cannonball broke while I was on it. 2) Two kids cut in line for Mind Eraser. They ended up on the train before me, and they went for the pain seat. My friend was not well versed in the Book of Vekoma, so I explained to him what the "pain seat" was and why I was laughing. Well, the train comes in, the guys are in pain, and then they discover somebody took their bags. I was laughing all the way up the lift. 3) Same trip. We were on Flashback. We sat in the front, and I liked the forwards half. Now, for some reason, my friend thought the track would turn around after the "kerchunk" bit. When it didn't and it started going backwards, he started cursing like a sailor. 4) On the river rapids (same trip), my friend and I sat in the boat. A kid sitting next to me said that I was going to get soaked and he wasn't. He was half right. When we came to the waterfall, he went under and I didn't, but I got the jet. 5) Watching people panic on a coaster and saying really unhelpful things ("I heard that sometimes the restraints fly up on this ride.") Okay, I do derive amusement from the misfortunes of others.

One of my stupid things was throwing pennies off SROS @ SFNE. I was really bored, and the gum wall was covered with pennies. Don't ask.

I have a technique for these. First, I build "block supports" (those open-frame supports in RCT2) on every other lift support. If need be, I raise land so I can get them up all the way. Then I connect the two tallest supports with "block supports" based on the maximum height for the support one piece to the right (assuming the lift goes from left to right) of the non-cable-lift part of the lifthill/first drop. I repeat the process going down, then add in supports halfway, forming 3x3 "holes". When I reach the base, I use slanted and slanted-corner supports to form the "widened" base. I will post a pic eventually.

Sorry to bump this for no reason, but I wanted to know if FLIPDUDE is still making these.

Yeah! There can be an auction for time in the wrecker machines. I would pay for that.

SFMM 8 CaLP 14 WOF -5 CP 13 SFOT 10 SFOG 14 PKD 9 BGT 11 SFNE +13 Eleminated Parks PGA

That would be good.

I will not accept this because I think I deserve something better than a coupon for 80 cents off a candy bar I hate. (Take 5. Bleah.) Honestly, he should pay THEM $100000.

That wasn't nice.

Final grades for the year: Latin I: A U.S. History Honors: A English 11 Honors: B Intro to Programming: B AP Calculus BC: B-

I'm HOME ALONE for the WEEKEND!!!!!!!!

Do you know a Ms. DiLorenzo?

Few more... Worst Colossus @ SFNE... blah ending to a blah ride. Arrow Corkscrew... Please put in a little dip. Goliath @ SFMM... The centrifuge is awesome, but the part after is boring TTD... The brake run is boring Best SROS @ SFNE: Tunnel, ejector air, ejector air, turn, way-too-small brakerun GeForce @ Holiday Park: 5 airtime hills! Yankee Cannonball: Boring drop, boring turn, boring turnaround, but WOW does it pick up speed! I spent half the time in the air or bashing into my friend. (ALWAYS ride on the left.) Montu when untrimmed... 'nuff said. SLCs: The twisty bit before the brakes is awesome. Black Mamba Klotti Coaster WTF Ninja @ SFMM Thunder Dolphin The Abnormal Boomerang Raptor Daidarasaurus Manhattan Express Fujiyama: the "trick-track-on-steroids" bit is weird Any coaster with an ending lift I also think coasters that have a helix just for the sake of having a helix (i.e. a helix with steady descent/ascent and a steady turn radius) are screwed up.

My park has 7000 guests. In a few years of game-time, I will not have enough "people" data to hire new staff. I did put in some gardens in Vekomaland.

Here is the problem. There are two ways of going "steep-to-vertical" and two vertical twists. There should be an even number of "Steep-to-vertical" or "vertical-to-steep" elements coming off the "Special" menu. Same with "Vertical twist" elements. I get this a lot. Hope this helps!

There are 12 coasters, if you count Ruby vs. Sapphire as one instead of 2. Besides, RCT2 has crappy flats. I will put in a Space Shot, though. Gardens are a big fat pain (you need Handymen to get them to work) and there IS a forest. I just like building coasters.

3008 The Seventh Flag pulled a Magic Mountain and added three new coasters this year. Unlike SFMM, all three are world-class. First: Flight of the Vekoma In keeping with the gag names, FOTV is a Flying Dutchman. It entwines with all the other Vekomas (except Escape) and has 7 inversions. Chaos Theory This B+M Stand-up contains 9 inversions. Its highlight is the spaghetti bowl delineated by the first huge elements. (I used my 150 foot loop trick again.) It passes through Werewolf's support structure on its way to the last elements. But the big one, the counterpart (in hype) to X is... Ruby vs. Sapphire This coaster shatters the height and speed records set by Kingda Ka. It towers 580 feet tall and reaches a maximum speed of 136 miles per hour at the base of the first drop. And it's a racing/dueling coaster, with a section where the two trains spiral past each other 3 times. I managed to get to the park, but the employees were refusing to let people photograph the giant coaster. (By the way, I didn't do Intamin supports for the lift because my monitor doesn't have a high enough resolution.) Here is an overview of the park, including Ruby vs. Sapphire. (NOTE: The tiny hill at the beginning is there because creating two huge 270 degree turns woiuld screw up the timing. In the real world, this coaster would have a 117 degree first drop and an Chaos Theory is the tallest (215 ft.)and longest (over a mile) stand-up coaster. It has 9 inversions: Loop, Dive Loop, Dive Loop, Inclined Loop, 2 flatspins, loop, and a batwing. Chaos Theory, an intense B+M stand-up, has been built. The track will be repainted deep blue. Here are more windows. Vekomaland has been completed with "Flight of the Vekoma", a Flying Dutchman. Windows are in!

This is getting GOOD. "Eeew... gum." And the look on Lil' Robby Robb's face is priceless!

I thought someone would appreciate this. Microsoft iPod

The problem is that Soaked and Wild are like Corkscrew Follies and Loopy Landscapes. They add so much to the basic games that nobody uses them without the expansions.

I can put my hands up in the middle of Goliath's Centrifuge. I can make coasters out of paper. I can whistle. I can belch the alphabet. (You're only young once, but you can always be immature.) I can out-skid-turn all of my friends on Mario Kart DS. I can ace Latin exams without studying. I can recite pi to 87 decimal places. I can play the piano. I can go out in the rain and not get wet. (No, I do not use an umbrella or a raincoat.) That's about it...

^is a no-good-dirty-rotten-pig-stealing-liar ^is hungry \/doesn't like Pocari Sweat

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