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Well, that would be really cool, but It'd mean more to me to have a wheel from a coaster I've actually ridden. But thank you for the thought

I woke up at 5:30 this morning and walked to my city's Wegman's. What's wrong with me?

^ That's always a possibility. I think I'm going to try and contact my home park, maybe they'd be willing to give up a few used wheels. -Nick

Ok thanks guys. I wasn't sure if you could just order them from the company or something

I remember from some pictures a few years ago someone getting a Vekoma wheel and it was being passed around in a restaurant. How do you go about getting one, or perhaps even an Intamin wheel? I've just been curious and if it's not that hard I'd love to get one. Thanks -Nick C.

I'm in school now and it's boring, so I got on TPR

This is awesome news! Congratulations you guys and good luck with everything Nick

A few weeks ago I had this weird TPR dream and it was like one of the group trips and everyone was in this field at the edge of the woods, and cannons were being fired everywhere and we all had to hide under picnic tables and blue tarps. Last nights dream, was kind of long but I ended up on a snowmobile and I ran this guy over who kept trying to stab me.

It was cloudy here so you could just barely see the light from the moon

No. Have you had a popsicle today?

That's good news! I've always wanted to try zorbing and I might be going to Dollywood this summer so I'll definetely look into it. About how much does it cost?

"Oh, I'm sorry Harry. What happened?" "His head fell off." "(whispers) his head fell off?" "Yeah, he was pretty old." "Eat your peas pootie tang"

Try crushing an empty popcorn bag. It feels neat for some reason.

I'm going to Hawaii in May, but I don't think we have time for the waterpark. I wish Hawaii would get some credits!!

There was a time I rode Wicked Twister and they never checked me once.

I want to try and keep it "general public friendly". I had to write this story in english and I wrote about a day at SFMM and mentioned things like credits and I'm pretty sure my teacher had no idea what I was talking about. I think I'm going to write it on how Cedar Point is such a major leader in the amusement Industry and that way I can expand off into some history. Thanks for your ideas -Nick

^^It has to be at least 3000 words. Even though the history of roller coasters is such a huge topic, I'm sure I could include a lot. I just thought it'd be a better idea to try and get specific about one thing. I was thinking Cedar Point, from Blue Streak to Maverick but still I'm not sure . -Nick

So for a research paper for school I decided to write about the history of rollercoasters, from things like the switchback railway to things like Top Thrill Dragster. But I'm trying to get something more specific. Does anyone have any ideas on different aspects or something about rollercoasters that would make a good topic to discuss? Thanks -Nick

How do they actually do the pull through? Whats pulling the car along? And how are they able to let the car slowly down the drops?

That was freaking amazing!!!!! Seriously that was an awesome funny idea

I'm 5' 7''

I love the smells of rides, that mechanical, oily smell, the food, and just everything. There have been many times when I'm outside and I'll say to whoever I'm with that it smells like Darien Lake or it smells like Cedar Point. I love the feeling of not being able to control what going to happen. It's like taking a risk that you don't have to feel scared nervous about, only fun nervous.

Sometimes I'll take it out, sprinkle the seasoning on it, then eat it like a cookie. My favorite is chicken followed by beef. I had some cooked a few hours ago.

What are they gonna do with the Wonder wheel and the parachute tower? I think those are landmarks too.

I don't believe that he's actually racist, if it came down to it, he just got caught up in something, and it was a mistake. And just a side note, a very intelligent english teacher I had told us when we were reading "To Kill a Mockingbird" that nigger isn't necissarily a racist term. Anyone can be called that, because it means that that person is lower than you are. It's unfortunate that it got turned into such a degrating word and that it's considered something against African Americans, when really it shouldn't single anybody out.