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^You could try those slope formulas and equations you learned in 7th grade math by using side view as a coordinate plane and click on vertexes to bring up the vertex panel and get the coordinates to do the formulas/equations. Or, you could use a protractor. Are those the only ways if you don't have the Construction Kit or used Newton2?

^I didn't think it was possible for someone else who does that to exist! _________________________________________________________________ I get little mustard packets, bite a little hole in them, and suck out all the mustard. Then, I get another one.

^^That makes slim to none sense.

Mass, friction, and momentum, and inertia are big factors in these kind of things.

^fahrt=ride That's all the help I can give you.

^Do you take samples?

Oh! I didn't read what he posted before, if I had I probably wouldn't write anything like that.

^Mcjaco would know. As a fellow model railroad nut, I know that N scale in North America is 1:160, 1:148 is UK.

^Did you give her sex? Maybe she's saying she wanted it from you but you wouldn't so she decided to find someone who would give her what she wanted. I know you didn't exactly write that, but it seems that way.

^Occasionally. It's certainly not unheard of, but it's not your everyday thing. Has a B&M ever had a gap?

^But on the other hand, for a section of track that needs replacing that's at a constant pitch and roll, isn't that an easier fix than say a helix?

Look at this mistake in design. It's nothing new to add a few inches to get rid of the gaps. ^But what is sitting over the gap? It kinda looks like a clamp.

^^I think most of them are built to the same high standard. Prowler wasn't explicitly designed to live through a tornado, now was it? It was designed to 'fare well' on many things. Terminator (and all other modern woodies I'm guessing) are built to survive/fare well a number of obstacles, including earthquakes, but other things too.

I've ridden a grand total of 3, count 'em THREE launched coasters. So nobody take my word on this. -Powder Keg -Rock 'n RollerCoaster -Mr. Freeze (SFStL) Powder Keg is the best, but I guess it's a lot more than its humble launch that makes it the best. Rock 'n RollerCoaster is the least because it was just...non-flowing is a way to put it. Reminded me a bit too much of a boomerang at the very beginning. mightbe- yes I'm a heart-case with my 3 launchers-awannabe

I might do this....looks like I could have some fun in the meantime!

Prince Desmond has my 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000% of my support.

I was being sarcastic.... Anyway...I see that we can comment because those two updates aren't locked up.

Two updates today. She has finally been there! Progress and forward movement! Well, 'akshully,' she's still 'retarted.' Engineering company? OMFG! She has been listening apparently. Only problem is that 98% of our advice flew over her head.

^Are you sure? 50% of their workforce and project managers have dropped out.

According to Ivana Humpalot, a 'close' friend of Austin Powers: Russians....play chess.

I don't know, it's in the past now. Should I polish my trumpet for the 9th time this week?

They're finally ridding the park of Der Festhaus? Yay! I hope they replace it with more modern beer hall-like building with air conditioning....It'd be awesome if they upgraded the whole area from it's 1973 look to something new and pretty, but that's just a pipe dream. Anxiously waiting for Planet Snoopy pics!

^^There a are 2480 REAL coasters on this big-A$$ rock called planet Earth. The other random things with wheels are Jeff Johnson credits.

Cheetah Hunt should be the code name and actually name it Cheetaka. Sounds cooler...