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And financed by Latrell Spreewell.

If he did everything on Labor Day weekend, you'll have no problems.

^ Honestly, not that impressed. I thought the Bears D, minus the one play at the end was far superior. And that was without Urlacher and the Tinomisooutpppoejopeje, in game. Don't get me wrong, they'll be good, just not as good as advertised. It always takes a couple of weeks for offenses to scout out defensive schemes.

From what I've heard, Barnstormer is going to be re-themed, and remain in it's place. Kind of sad, as I always liked the plane theme. The train station shouldn't be moving, and Toon Town/Fair, Mickey Birthdayland, whatever is going the way of the dodo. This is pretty exciting, although I can't say there's a ton of new additions that excite me, but I can certainly see a lot of little girls loving this new area. And some older girls too. The Little Mermaid ride is a long needed addition, and one that's been on the drawing board for years. I can't wait for it, as it's still one of favorite Disney movies.

Interesting. Pizzeria Uno was started here in Chicago as one of the original deep dish pizza places. They've obviously franchised, and I have to say lost their appeal to me. Never seen one with their own brew though. I picked up a case of Capital's Autumnal Fire on Saturday. Still the best Doppelbock in my book. And I have been taking pictures, just haven't had any computer time.

After week four, you'll wish Orton was nowhere near Denver. Trust me. Cutler sucked last night, like he did in his first pre-season game. He reminds me of Favre.....about twenty years ago.

Glad you had fun. I like Renegade as well.

And you can be honest without calling individual members out. And so ends this part of the discussion. Back to over rated parks.

If they were building anything of substantial height, they'd have to have it go through the Village of Gurnee, and I haven't heard any grumblings. And trust me, there would be grumblings. I really do not see them adding another coaster this year. Although I have see the blueprints for the Dive Coaster.

^ It was a Flying Bobs themed to rotate around a haybale in an old barn. It was one of my favorites too, which is why I have to ride the one at IB whenever I go. I'd rather see them spend some money on repainting alot of the structures. A lot of the buildings in Orleans Square and Hometown Square are in need of fresh coats of paint. Personally, I get the gut feeling HH will see an expansion before they get another coaster, if they even get another coaster. The two new family additions are showing where the focus is, so beleiving they're going to get Chang or a GCI, or a Eurofighter is pretty silly.

^ When you post figures, and someone asks you where you got them from, you should answer.

^ I'd love to know where you got your figures. Those sound way too much.

Is it me, or does it look like Robb is thinking about Arby's?????

Telling her she's full of airtime is not the correct response.

Last warning, the bantron is ready. I locked your thread yesterday, and there's already a thread about this in which you've responded too. http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=802703#802703

Larry's PTR through the eyes of Yahoo Images, JimmyBo, and Justin. Wonderful!

^ Um, one how do you even come up with the comparison of Maverick to food? Honestly guys, it's PR 101. You're invited to a function at a park, you just don't mention another corporation in the vain that this guy did. It makes whomever you are representing, look classless. It's why TPR is so well received by park management across the country. We conduct ourselves properly.

^ We've got at least one other ump here on TPR. And as a side note, you're signature needs to be smaller.

As someone that was diagnosed with ADD (minus the hyperactivity) at age 18, I can tell you that I find this whole thing a travishamockery. Even being diagnosed, I felt the whole thing was crap. I knew very well, that a great deal of why I struggled in school was because I just didn't care about the content being taught. If you don't care, or find it interesting, there's really no need to pay attention, right? Granted, there were certain things, like reading, that I had a horrendous time doing even when I did find it interesting, that only medication seemed to help. I read upwards of two hundred books in two years, once I was medicated for the ADD, I couldn't believe the difference it made. HOWEVER, I also taught myself to get through the issues I had with focusing with the tasks on hand, so I wouldn't need medication. I didn't ever want to use ADD as a crutch. I used it as a learning tool. The diagnosis just helped me understand why I had trouble.

They do read it. I'll quote what I was told from a person in management last year, "We don't know what's happening here until Upper [management] makes an announcement, or a delivery of track shows up."

^ Read the Posting Rules. NOW.

Yeah, this is pretty no descript thread, and it's in the wrong forum. I shall be locking this here thread.

One question remains. Sleeves or no sleeves?

^ Whatever. You were secretly rocking. Stop with your nonchalant cavalier attitude, young man. We're on to you!

Bryan is so playing Guitar Hero in his head.