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I'll do whatever I can to avoid a physical fight. I have much more fun outsmarting people. Although I would like to see how good of a punch I can throw. When I was in 6th grade I got punched in the face by this ghettofabulous girl a few years older than me. That's right, a GIRL. But I was a little fat confidence-lacking adolescent. Come to think of it, I was on rollerblades too. How do you fight someone on rollerblades? There, I have a good argument. I went home and cried. Not because of pain, I was just so shaken up over the fact that someone was that mad at me. There. Keep that on the dee ell. -Nick

When I saw this topic I thought it was something where two parties kept farting on eachother to the point of an all out fart fight. But this is just as silly.

It's such a good feeling to relive those two weeks. Only 53 more days until Deep South! I'll make sure this time to bring the most important components of breakfast, energy shots and Excedrin extra strength.

^Well, a sex theme is a theme. It fits the description of "theme park." Rides are just assumed to be there. It does sound interesting.

The part of Boulderdash that was rebuilt/tracked is at the base of the mountain, and fairly accessible. And it did improve the ride greatly, basically because they took a plain piece of trick track and made it a triple up (with incredible air).

^I agree with you on the "i" thing, it's pretty stupid. But if that's what they want to call it... I haven't been looking into this ride at all, but seeing it now it looks incredible. Xcelerator with extra awesomeness. That hill after the top hat looks like it's going to be great, although I noticed some brakes on it. They could have at least braked it after the amazing hill.

People deal with things differently. Even the most morbid events can have random aspects of humor. Sure, this is a tragic event, but the whole "sit back and relax" thing sure throws a bit of a spin on things.

^That's awesome! I hope we don't get this kid too stirred up. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVAIQwVvcvk&feature=player_embedded

El Toro. Don't get me wrong, it's super awesome, just not SUPER AWESOME like I was lead to believe. I think my problem with it is that there's like, 4 spots of air on the whole ride. Sure, really good air, but there's just not a lot. Boulderdash is way better.

Those four packs have been staring at me, and I just had to try it. And it's interesting. I don't really think it's gross. A bit unique. Cool.

I stayed home friday due to not having some important work done. Didn't do it though, so I stayed home for this morning, wrote my spanish essay, then walked the hour walk to school for my last class (spanish), so I could give my teacher my essay and take part one of our big chapter test, and WE HAD A SUB AND JUST WATCHED A MOVIE. GHAHHOAINAOWHCAOWDOAIC! And now, I have to read about 200 pages of a book, write an 1000 word journal about it, define 20 words I don't know from it, and make source cards for a research paper. yeah!

I haven't watched any of the DVDs in a while, but when I do I always watch both.

I think my favorite times having to do with coasters have to do with the people I was with. On the East Coast Trip, the best times I think were ERT on Talon, Lightning Racers, Boulderdash, and Phoenix. Those rides were all incredible, and what made them so much better was to get to ride them over and over with close friends. As for a specific area of a ride, the triple up on Boulderdash. By that point of the ride you are oblivious to anything and that final stretch of hills literally takes your breath away. Toro's got nothin' on it.

Sad birthday Elissa. I just hate being repetitive. Thanks for everything you do .

After hearing people say how bad it is I've really been wanting to try it, but there were only four packs at our grocery store, and I wasn't about to pay 5 dollars for something said to be gross.

I used to love coasters, but never rode them because of the dreaded feeling I got in my stomach when going down hills. After a few years had gone by, the way I perceived the feeling had changed.

I need to go flying again. A few years ago I did a "Discovery Flight" at my local airport for $50. I got to learn about the plane some (Cessna Skyhawk 172), and got to take off and fly around for a good 45 minutes or so. It would seem to me like the tail wheel planes are more difficult to maneuver while on the ground. How was it? And how'd you do it for free? I'm hoping to start actual Private Pilot training in the fall.

I can remember starting Cub Scouts when I was in around 3rd grade. I worked my way all through that, got into Boy Scouts, and I either made it to First Class or the one after it... I quit before heading into high school. It'd be nice to say I made it to Eagle, but I just grew out of wanting to be in it. The places we went camping were super awesome though.

Boulderdash. I seriously don't think anyone can say anything about a good ride until they've ridden that at night in the front.

^The same thing happened to my cousin, and she was even voted the best female vocalist in Georgia for her age group. AI is a joke. You're good though!

The first CD I ever bought was Britney Spears-Oops I Did It Again. I secretly liked it, and when my brothers all made fun of me for getting it I told them it was the only decent CD at the store. I also have two Backstreet Boys CDs. But those are awesome.

^Agreed.

^I want to buy the box set when $150 that I don't need for other things comes my way.

Queer as Folk. What an addicting show. It makes me wish it was still running. It makes me miss and want to be friends with all of the actors. It sucks that it comes on at 11PM on weeknights though. And it also sucks that I've been looking forward to watching it all day and my brother is watching tv now.

Nope! I don't have any exes at all. Are you in school/at work?