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Nonradioactive spiders. What's worse than failing a grade in school?

Tough choice, cause they're two peas in a pod, but I'd have to go with Ernie. Become president of the United States or become a pop star?

But Wes, love has no age; neither do relationships. And, to those of you who think it's a "100% divorce rate", it's only because you're not married and neither are your parents or their friends. The majority of my friends have happily married parents; as do I. And about high school, most of you are, to some extent, correct. However, some of my friends report having been "in love"; their theory being that you can't know love until it's taken away from you. Of course, it's high school, so you have a giant student body getting crazy and horny off of hormones, so you'll notice a large amount of students have "boyfriends" and "girlfriends" even though they never speak or interact with one another.

*wipes tear Bye-bye.

I loooooove that picture...

I think a helix or two more would be good as the current layout appears to be very short.

Believe me, come June, expect a lot more screens. For two weeks starting Monday, I have exams though.

Sorry to triple post, but I've got some VERY Six Flags news:

^Looks pretty nice. Are you going to use custom scenery and/or supports?

^You kidding? I doubt it'll even get a silver. A moderate gold or even a Spotlight contender maybe.

UUUUUUUUUUUgggggggggghhhhhhhhhhh!!!! Some kids' freaky paranoid parent people complained to the school board that their kids would, quote, "roam the streets" when they left the exam rooms all week two weeks from now. So, of course, the "concerned" (read= evil) school board wondered, "hey, why not tack on another two and a half hours of regular class AFTER the kids' exams? And for almost every exam day, too!". So, of course, EVERYONE has to suffer because a few (maybe about 4) kids, who happened to live near the head offices of our board, were just crazy enough to have to stay in school three hours longer. And this means I can't visit my friends, buy ice cream, work on RCT2 projects or even just take a well-deserved early afternoon nap. If I ever go to Dorval (the place where the board makes its "big decisions" [read= evil schemes; mischievous plots; money-wasting plans]), I've got a couple things I'd like to say.

Canada (Including home and the National Canadian War Memorial park [which is technically our land] in France) USA UK (Includes Wales, Scotland, England but not Northern Ireland) France Belgium Cuba

^^Umm, that was aaages ago. I don't believe he's still active.

Ben: that stuff.

I was sitting with my friends speculating as to whether the witness protection program would accept doomsday prophets who are scared of having the cr@p beaten out of them by people who found out he was a fraud.

Dotro, wish I could do a layout for you but I'm not sure I'm up to par for NE. About the design itself: most NE designs don't actually have entrances...

Don't have the first two, but I do have this one: ARRT3.DAT

The Impulse track for sure, but you need to lower it by a bit because it's not connecting and it looks weird.

^Well, that story sure makes mine look like nothing. I just won the award for "Most Improved Student" in my IBO French class, which, believe me, is very hard to get here in Quebec, even when you aren't even trying; I know I certainly wasn't.

I don't just love Jon Stewart's incredible satirist skills, but I also worship the comedy gods behind the EARTH and AMERICA books.

MAJOR SNEAK PEEK AT CHUPACABRA Today, the local "Six Flags Ontario" park officially ended their new Chupacabra coaster's test phase. The first to ride the roller coaster were the park's General Manager Robert Adelin, the people who worked on marketing it, the engineers who constructed and designed it, and one lucky lottery-winning guest who does not wish to reveal their identity. Here is the official photo, provided by the park's marketing team: The ride is sure to put this park up there with the largest, most famous ones in America; the park expressed its desire to attract at least as many guests as Toronto's Paramount Canada's Wonderland amusement park.

A-Freaking-Mazing! I'm assuming it's kinda the same concept as the original ML? Why isn't there a topic for this on NE?

Well! I love the archy in the first two screens; it looks a lot better than the stuff from Corkscrew Adventures. As for the station, it's a bit too... empty. If you have any station-related objects, here would be a place to put them. Also, you should eliminate that layer of green at the bottom and go with grey brick for the whole wall.

OH MY FREAKING GOD. That picture is so fantastic! Reminds me of La Ronde, but cleaner.