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I use a Mac, and it works fine for me. I had actually noticed no difference. Keep the videos coming Robb!

"Dig" - Mudvayne

At the CN Tower in Toronto they have a glass floor attraction 1,128' in the air. http://www.cntower.ca/portal/SmartDefault.aspx?at=928

Aww cute doggy! Nice photos.. can't wait to see what you think of Dorney! I've never been to Hersheypark, but I would like to go. Maybe next year!

Hmm... I just rode my first floorless two weekends ago, Hydra at Dorney Park. I found it to vibrate a lot also. Is this common of floorless coasters, or just peculiar to Hydra and Scream?

Sounds painful. I can just imagine the restraint getting tighter... and tighter.. and tighter... no thanks.

That's the same brand of sauce we use.

Ok yeah. I haven't been to CP since the good old days of Mantis' debut year. I guess these newfangled coaster creations are too much for me to comprehend at the moment.

Thanks! But I still don't understand how it works!

I'm still amazed that TTD can run 6 trains.... call me a newbie!

^LOL.... I would rather ride Hydra and Talon than wait three hours for Kingda Krap and El Taco. Plus I don't have a SF pass. So I think we made the right decision. Hydra. R.I.P. Hercules

Nice! I would love to get all that makeup stuff done. What is the fake blood made of?

Lol... You know what I just realized? Great adventure has Medusa... and Nitro... and B:TR... and S:UF... How could I completely overlook so many B&Ms??? Where have I been???

Wow, that "Tango" ride is the fruitiest ride I've ever seen.. heheh.. heh... heh... yeah.

I have a bunch of coins from the UK trip. A complete set of British coins, and a couple Swedish and Norwegian coins. I have a bunch of Canadian change too but I don't collect that cause I use it often.

I have a G5 IMac. His name is Eric Wills, named after my Technology in Music teacher. That's me and E.W. this past summer, checkin out pics of Speed at Oakwood.

Feeling better now, Adam?

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^I think it's rough as any other SLC, but with a more interesting layout. Not sure what everybody else thought, but it seemed like the taller people thought it was "smooth as a baby's bottom". I'm not trying to speak for everybody, just my own experience. I didn't particularly enjoy it.

That's pretty much what I'm thinking too. I really liked Air, but it's the only B&M flyer I've ridden. Also at the time, it was only the 4th B&M I'd ever ridden (Raptor in 94&96, Mantis in 96, Oblivion a few minutes before). I'm sure once I ride another flyer that isn't a Volare it will be better than Air in my mind. Air is far from thrilling, but a fun, relaxing ride IMO. I'll definitely ride it a few times next time I'm at AT.

I picked Nemesis because of the crazy forces and weird layout. And oh yeah, it's still very smooth and forceful 12 years after it was built. I've ridden 2 standard SLC's plus Kumali, Nemesis, Nemesis Inferno, Raptor, and Talon.

Dragon Mountain: it gets pitch black and when you come out, you go straight into an inversion! Dragon Coaster at Rye Playland: It roars at you!

Wow..... ! "Thread does not deliver"

Great TR, Tim.. Europa is definitely on my list of to-visit parks, as is Phantasialand... :starts saving money:

Hahaha... if I ever go there I have to budget for using the restrooms...