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Yeah, I did a Super Bike coaster. It fit the park so well, wish I was better at reading. I changed things around, and I like it. Just not as much as I did with the other coaster. Perhaps I'll put the first version up for download after the contest.

Virtual rides for what?

Looks like I'll need that extra time. I just realized there was a rule on powered coasters! D'oh!

Cam, I haven't seen that locomotive in years. Although I think it may actually be over by the coal mine, and not the train section. If you want to see North Shore line stuff, we need to take a field trip out to the Illinois Railway Museum.

I'm pretty much done, and just tweaked everything today. I might add a few things. Either way, I'm fine for which ever day.

They're not lazy, just trying to make the Game Forum full of quality threads. I appreciate it guys. As for the coaster, I'm not sure what I was more amazed by. The trailer or the coaster itself! Great job!

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Legendary.

Almere, I think you may be the winner. That is pretty friggin' awesome. I'm just about done, but I'm headed out of town on business the next three days, so I'm hoping I can get as much as I want to when I get back Wednesday.

Right train station, wrong train. I'm beginning to wonder if you are stalking me!

^ Why? She's looks crunchy with some chewy bits.

I'll agree on the RCT1 scenarios being so much better than the one in RCT2. I've downloaded all of them and inserted them into RCT3 because I loved them so much. RCT1 will always have a soft spot in my heart, I almost failed a semester at college because of that game! I'll be honest, at first I wasn't all that excited about what I was looking at. BUT, the individual posts focusing on the certain parts of the park have changed my mind. This is very nice, and I like the history behind some of the changes. I've often thought of doing something similiar.

Miller Park is OK, for a park. Sightlines are good, food is good, I just don't think it has much ambience. Unless you stay outside to tailgate. You better like crappy Miller beer though. Wrigley is still the best of the Midwest, for history and atmosphere. Although no one is there for the game anymore. It's one big bar. Seeing that jojo is a Brewers fan in Illinois, I'm guessing they're a Packers fan too. Yuck.

Abra loved the lip balm. TPR swag rocks.

I've got two bombers at home......I'm assuming vanilla ice cream?

All rides have been placed as of last night. Now it's off to scenery, and much needed stalls, or so the Inspector tells me. I revamped my two coasters, I thought the the rules stated they had to be 3000' long. So I kept trying and getting frustrated. Then I re-read them......oops! I like my one choice, although it still needs tweaking. I'm just not the good of a coaster designer.

Here's a few more teasers. I started placing so many rides, I forgot about bathrooms and more stalls!

Thanks guys. I'm hoping to get more work done tonight. My woodie still bugs me, and I think it'll change. I love the queue for it though, wait till you see it! :: ^ I was wondering the same thing. I'd like to use on of the Frog Hoppers, if allowed.

I'm stoked that Robb had/has Mappy! That game was awesome!

Are you inviting us? Or are you asking if/when TPR is coming to South America. Because you may be pleasantly surprised.

^ Busch Gardens day was kick ass. I have to say, that park keeps rising on my all time favorites. It's just so awesome in so many ways.

I pretty much spent tonight just staring at the screen. I kind of hit a wall, and then all of a sudden, BAM! I figured out what I needed to do. I'm still well behind, but I'm plugging away. Here's one more pic of the entrance area and "picnic" eating area. Don't want to give too much away!

Sham WOW

This thread sums up my thoughts on alcohol: Latest Beer or Wine you've had I'll be honest, I have at least a drink every other day. Most likely two. I like beer. There's more to alcohol than going out and getting hammered off of Bud Light. I drink with lots of people that enjoy beer, and it's many varieties. I can count on one hand how many times I've seen someone completely hammered. Once. Intelligent people that know their limitations and see alcohol as a something more than a drink to get yourself drunk over. And trust me, I come from a family history of alcoholism. Two, I am not religious. I was raised Catholic, and wanted nothing to do with it. I don't think a God should have any say in what I should or should not drink. There's bigger problems he/she/they should be worried about.

Looks like a good start, and your English is better than some of our native english speakers!