There is no way that is funny. It would be very creepy and stalkerish to have a myspace in your name, and you didn't authorize it. Whoever did that deserves to be banned and/or have charges pressed.
Cool, since all rides come from Mack(with the exception of Silver Star), would this be the company's first dark ride?
It looks like it has an Atlantis theme, so maybe it will have a water feature some how worked into it.
On a recent trip, it was pouring at SFGAM, but there was little lightning. They had to close the park down, and 5 minutes later, it stops raining for the day.
That coaster looks painful unless something is done about the restraints. The zero-G looks looks like it is too sharp to be taken without being rough. The only good parts are the hills that should give some airtime.
Of what is up there, i would have to go with SFFT. However, I think SFSTL is the best out of all parks since it is similar to two of the locations on the list, plus it is very well landscaped. Just like Kennywood and Dollywood, the terrain of SFSTL is very hilly, and the ravines provide several good drops on the Boss wooden coaster.
Steel: S:UF- After you exit the barrel roll, the brakes quickly slow you down, and the block brakes after the 180* turn also don't fel good
Wood: Cyclops or Pegasus-I don't remember the coaster, but all I could think after the brakes was ouch.
Some days the brakes are on hard and on others they aren't. When I went to the park earlier this year, the brakes wern't on hard, and every hill had air time.