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Sorry guys, as nice as this park is, Thirstydeer can't follow the rules. I asked him to stop posting direct links, and he continued to do so. He was also asked to resize his pictures and ignored that request as well. I have to lock this. If only people would read the rules and play nice.....

This, people, is what TPR is all about.

I like the red one, in XL, please!

^ The owners are actually talking about a rotating type way of organizing the divisions. Where a team that is good enough to make the playoffs, but is in a strong division can be moved (like Tampa) to a weaker division to help their chances. Teams would only be allowed to move once every five years. It's in the early stages, but I think eventually they'll realign them again, without or without this type of setup.

One needs only see all the garbage cans to know this. Or search "Laser Snake Horse on Fire!"

I'm assuming they'll call them TRON yellow, or TRON Blue. Or something like that.

The Coral Reef did indeed open in 1986 with the rest of the pavillion. If you should hit up Priate's Cove golf on I Drive, say hello to the pirate in the hammock for me. We are very close. So close, that he and I made our way back to our hotel one drunken evening, and he spent the night outside one of my co-worker's room.

^ I can't recall the popular sandwich shop......they had pretty good selection of Bell's there if I recall. And go to Boston's if you can. That guy had an amazing selection, and is immensely nice! He let us in three hours before they opened, and just let us pour our own stuff from the tap while he got ready for the dinner shift.

They must have decided you aged too much in one year.

Who says were intelligent?

^ Perfect!!!

Can't wait to see the locomotive roundhouse! Yay for trains and coasters!

Nathan, you're out of luck. You can only process your pass at SFGAm. Should have renewed and had it sent to you via the mail. Tsk, tsk.

Actually, it's usually not too bad by then. But yes, schools are just getting out, so expect crowds. A Q-Bot might be worth it.

^ But the original monorails at Disneyland were solid colors. I'm not a fan of this scheme, but I am looking forward to the movie.

Challenge yourself by using proper capitalization and grammar.

Larry, here's the Enterprise from Valleyfair (or Valleyfair!).

For one, welcome to TPR. Two, please read TPR's posting rules (in the main forum). We use proper capitalization and grammar here. Also, check out the Game Forum Etiquette thread at the top of the page.

Awesome Cam! Wish I was available this week to join you, and I should have told you to pick me up a shirt! D'oh! Mark this down as a new place to check out!

Typically, we're pretty open about posting links once you hit 50 posts, which you obviously have. However, a better way to post hot links to PTRs on other forums is to include some of the pictures here to generate interest, then if a reader here likes what they see, they'll head on over for your full report. Second, link to your trip reports. RIght now I can't decipher if what you've linked to is actually you posting under a different screen name there. If it isn't your PTR there, that's in poor taste. If it your PTR, it's really easy to Copy and Paste your PTR on that forum to TPR.

Two things: 1) You can edit your post, so there's no need to double post. OR if your post is the last one in a thread you can delete it. Once someone responds the delete option goes away. And 2) This is typically the kiss of death. Stick to one project at a time. Keeping updates to once a week is good, but starting multiple projects and keeping threads up to date, is next to impossible.

Emphasis on days.

That would require work. We don't do that here, in the USA. Steal or sue.

It was taking twenty minutes last night to leave a comment. I decided to play GTA IV instead.