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"Dying Season" - Kithkin

Burgerville. Their quality has declined some over time, but their items have a distinct flavor to them, plus as you found, they have some great regional items you won't routinely find at the bigger chains. And I'm never not craving a voodoo doll donut.

Was just wondering about this today (probably the longest I've gone this time of year without thinking about it!). Had a feeling I wouldn't be the first to ask; I'll keep my eyes open for it as I always do.

"Lost in the City" - Junkyard Seems like folks either adore them, or think they were an abomination. Well, they're everything I was hoping to hear.

"I'm No Angel" - Gregg Allman Totally forgot about this song until someone mentioned it in a discussion of the worst songs ever. How could I forget?

In From The Outside - Cinderella

"Winter Wonderland" - Seabreeze Park Band Organ (Wurlitzer 165)

"I Got A Mind To Give Up Living" - Paul Butterfield Blues Band

I'm not quite sure what gave you this impression.

In that case, I really need to get "The Spaghetti Incident?" onto my iPod finally. Love Nazareth!

In the Sticks - Warrant Gotta study up on Warrant for the upcoming show!

Mug root beer (better not make this a habit). Why on Earth did I used to not like root beer??

"California" - Cotton Mather I think this is secretly my actual favorite band.

Is this a quote from the Willow and Jaden Smith interview?

Alcohol and baby gates DO NOT MIX.

Mountain Dew Baja Blast. It was pretty good at first, but it had gone flat (which I usually prefer, but this one was a little too far gone), so I didn't finish it.

"Revolution Rock" - The Clash

^^^I like Dave's shirt!

"Bagz" - Twiztid

^Not Howie's mom! Okay, so I didn't necessarily love the character, but how sad that the real person behind her died too young.

Steel Eel in October; it delivered as always. Even though I'm a big fan of sharks, I didn't ride any other coasters there.

2010-2013 2010: 1 2011: 9 2012: 8 2013: 7 2014 (Seven: five major, two kiddie) Banshee, KI Cocoa Cruiser, Hersheypark El Loco, Adventuredome Goliath, SFGAm Lightning Run, Kentucky Kingdom Speedy, Washington State Fair Thunderbolt, Luna Park I also attended the opening weekend of the Carousel of Dreams in Kennewick, Washington, a 1910 Carmel carousel originally from Silver Beach Amusement Park in Michigan.

1. How do you most often watch videos? (DVD, Blu-Ray, Digital Download, Streaming.) I have a Blu-Ray player, but if I'm watching a movie, chances are it's on DVD. I think I own more TPR DVDs but have watched more of my digital downloads for convenience reasons. 4. Do you use a device like Apple TV, Roku, or Chromecast? I have an Apple TV in my home, but don't personally use it. 5. How much do you watch videos on YouTube versus all the mediums listed in the poll? I use YouTube much more (but not a lot), but like others, I mainly watch short videos.

I was considering going there when they only had Wildcat. This seals the deal...at least, if I'm in DC and have a bit of free time. I love seeing small parks expand with new coasters, just shows you never know where one will crop up next! I don't remember that Windstorm being special, but I'm glad so many of them are being relocated instead of scrapped.

I only heard about this place last month when I was looking at a rack of brochures in San Antonio. Never would have expected this! Can't wait to hear more.