Coaster Cow

Dole Whip all the way, but you test me, man. KD with I305 closed or KD with everything closed but I305?

Hypersonic XLC was probably the single most intense 10 seconds my body will ever be put through. If you didn't get to ride it, you have no idea; the acceleration of the launch and the severity of the spike totally exceeds all comparison.

Howdy folks. Started this bad boy a few weeks back, it's my first foray into CS. Comments and criticism alike are sought and appreciated. It's a dueling woodie design set in a rural New England town.

Oohh my head. Here comes the Janis Joplin references and Academy-award winning movie.

Oy. Why do I feel like this scenario with a disabled person has happened on a RoS before? Must be imagining things... This is very bad. I've been really rooting for the new management, but this is a tough blow.

This is still one of the better projects going on right now, regardless of pace. Absolutely fantastic.

Geauga Lake was EMPTY just about every time I went post-SeaWorld. Once for their Halloween event, where it was totally empty (although I thought that was understandable given the season), but also later on when Cedar Fair owned it during the summer. Everyone there was there for the new water park; walking the boardwalk to the other side was downright spooky. Very creepy feeling, certainly didn't help them too much.

Sorry, I don't. I just wanted to comment on how I've never seen those before, only the smaller traveling ones. Amps up Moser's reputation in my eyes.

It interests me how these fairs work. In America, I feel that these are the equivalent to the Family Entertainment Centers that are all over with mini golf and go-karts. It seems to fit the European mentality to rather have kind of open street fairs instead.

Nope. It's foreign.

When I was watching one of the POV's, an ad came up for Columbian Mail Order Brides.

Gyeongju World! Couldn't find the exact pic but you can see the flat and B&M here, too: http://christopheranderson.information-here.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/Gyeongju-World-Bomun-Gyeongju-South-Korea.jpg It's tough, but here's a hint: It has a Boomerang.

I liked it! Kinda reminded me of a cross between Talon and Top Gun at GCA with soaring first half then quick transition into the helices over the water.

^That was awesome! Some of those interactions were just genius. Fantastic job.

Wow! Three weeks! If you really are open to anything, including non-park things, I HIGHLY recommend going to Sanibel and Captiva Island. If you want great wildlife, beaches, and fun things to do, that's where to do it. Go to a Dairy Queen too, get a brownie blizzard. That's the real way to experience America.

That's gonna be cool. I don't get the bus, though.

I loved the picture with like five different SoB skylines photoshopped together.

Are those real rifles on those carny games? Look pretty ghetto.

Damn. Now THAT is a TR! I really liked all of Wisconsin Dells when I was there. Mt. Olympus was good for the coasters and Noah's Ark is definitely still one of the best traditional waterparks, but it was just as fun to see all the tackiness of the surroundings. On a separate note, the pizza at the Moose Lodge (or something along those lines) was fantastic. And they give you a paper moose hat. Worth it.

My newspaper gave Cars 2 and Bad Teacher the same score. Ouch.

Dude, I want my food to do a loop! That's super cool.

Why? Those two are generally two of the highest. Dollywood certainly is one of the highest for me, and Magic Kingdom has so many great design elements. I'm interested to hear your reasoning.

Eating straight bread.

^^Right when I think I've really gotten how to do NCSO...