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I remember seeing those ads. The mid 90's were great years at SF parks (well I only went to the original 3 and I was 9-11 at the time) Makes me misty eye'd for the good'ole days.

I've ridden Iron Wolf Change Mantis Georgia Scorcher Vortex at Carowinds I'd probably say I liked Scorcher better. Chang would be my second pick. I think the genre is better suited to the smaller designs though. The Scorcher while not having many inversions, has some great turns and force changes in its layout that make it incredibly fun. You get alot of float on the 90 degree banks and the left turn down into the helix after the first turn around. I haven't ridden Riddler, but it seems people consider Riddler and the Scorcher to be the best of the bunch. Edited for photowhoring fun!

Dont be hatin! I've gotten addicted to Pyramid, not entirely out of taste, but also due to it being $6.29

^^Yes referring to the US version. If you watched the 1st season and really didn't like it/didn't think it compared to the UK, you really owe it to yourself to watch the second season. The whole show really came into its own and found its own groove away from following the style of the UK version. I just got the 1st season dvd and I don't even want to watch it b/c the 2nd season is so much better.

Gargiiillles! Starzzz and ZOOOLOGY! Atleast your $20,000 gastric bypass surgery you wanted isn't unchristian....Psst...Vanity Oh yeah, hypnotism doesn't have much to do with religion there fancy pants

I watch it occasionaly. Its all about the Office for me. "We'll have an Awsome Blossom, Extra Awsome."

$6.50 for a beer?!? I would shoot myself in the face....or you know, just not go to a bar. $2.50 pints, you call it, is how I roll. (barely :?) Wally, does Anchor Steam usually taste incredibly different draught vs in a bottle?

Hitting you up my good sir. You're the only one I know working for them.

^Of terrible beer. No offense to your brewin' skillz I always figured those 'beer audit' commercials were just a ad-ploy. Pretty cool that they actually do check lines and such.

^I think all of the above would be the acceptable answer

I wish I could laugh but we got waxed by Clemson. :sadpanda:

Frambrozen. Finished Product Information: Alcohol: 7.0% IBU: 16 Hops and Spices: Magnum, raspberries Malts: Pale, Chocolate, Carapils, C-40, C-80, Munich Good beer, pretty fruity tasting for sure. I'm feeling the 7%

^Bandageless! Good to see.

I don't know about that.

^No one has noticed the other pshop. I suppose I did a good job then, or it might not be funny. Ahhh wells.

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^^Jetta 1.8Turbo 5spd. I <3 it, especially when chipped ^Its a mash of different pieces that either got left that the guitarists house when we played there or my friend Brett (the drummer) brought over. He has a real kit he keeps at home. Last week though he did buy a huge(like xbox huge) rack which makes it look pretty impressive. Can grab some pics of all the gear if you want.

Whew, what a week. Case studies, Finance, tests in Organization and Management, Analytical Tools for Business, and Programming in C all in one week. But thats all in the past, for it is Friday. And what would any college student / budding alchy do? Thats right, leave the state for quality brews. Gather 'round kiddos, we're going to Arkansas. *Note I was already in West Memphis when I decided to document this odessey.* Bye Guys! ...Will update this post with pics from tonight if we play. Off to drink. All of the guests who will be making appearances tonight. Anchor Steam 22oz., Frambozen, Pyramid, Liberty Ale, Fat Tire 22oz. Whew finally. Make room Senor Pyramid and Libertidad...you have company Everyone made it home safely thanks to the 40lb backpack of knowledge. I embrace my German overlords. LOL...Germans live here. Soren, you're welcome anytime. Ohhh Shii! Traffic Jam. They bees impeading my drinking. :Calculating Alternate Route: :Eagle Tear: Cochran...Not so much. Elvis Lives... Ohhh Noes! Coppers. This is the Mississippi River. For some reason good beers can't swim across I'm on the old bridge so sorry for the crappy view. Onward. Outward! Press on to the National Rape and Robbery Champion! Arkansas the cause of, and solution to all of life's little problems. Frambozen - New Belgiums seasonal beer from Oct - Dec. Ohhh! A special Walgreens. We don't have these across the river. Walgreens? What are we doing at here? Smell that? Ah! This is God's country. The tallest structure in West Memphis? Anyway, we're here! Beautiful, no?

Like sex.

^Are you Troy McClure?

^Pro Tip: I found 22oz bottles of Anchor Steam for $2.84

Opryland The last generation BMW's Pre-hiatus Phish the .com boom (I need my own personal venture capitalist)

I wish Family Guy would get out of the overused "Remember the time when..." or "Oh this is worse then..." In the first seasons they made an attempt to tie the cuts/flashbacks into what was actually going on. Some of the episodes from the 4th season seem to be loose frames for 'how many cuts can we cram in this week'. That said there have been some absolutly hilarious episodes this season as well. South Park is its best when they do the episodes of the boys just being boys. The 'Marjorine' episode was a great example of this. The boys believed that the girls had some magical mind control device (One of those paper fortune tellers all the kids made in 3rd grade) and sent Butters in as a girl to inflitrate the group and learn its secrets. "See if the Broncos will win on Sunday." I prefer episodes like these and Awsome-o, Woodland Critter Christmas, etc to the episodes dealing with "Oh this side is so screwed up and this side is too, but they both make a point LOL! <^^> I like some of these episodes alot (Up the Down Steroid) but I prefer the other style and I think thats what they are better at doing. *Troll comment that should have been made long ago* The Simpsons seasons 2-7 still rails both shows.

Well the sad part is that the park peaked in quality and number of attractions in the late ninetys-2000. The one year they had trailer model top spin was probably the year they had their best attractions. When I went to the fair this year it was pretty obvious it wouldn't be around too long...Off topic, the fair was also terrible this year. Only 5-8 rides worth riding with endless aisles of games. We spent $30 a piece and had done Libertyland, and the fair in just under 2 hours. Then I look on here a week later and see the awsomeness that was the fair Soren went to. *The Pippin was running better than the last time I had ridden it though, and no matter how short Rebellion was that ride had a killer drop.* Its just time to move, Memphis is going downhill fast in more ways than this.

Anchor Steam yesterday on the advise of this forum. Is it $10 a six pack over there too Wally? Both Anchor and Liberty Ale were $10 while the Pyramids were $7. Because I'm getting ready for the lollarcaust that is 3 exams this week. The last one. So why is it closed?