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^^^ I agree. C'mon, Sesame Place isn't gonna close until the show stops, and that ain't about to happen anytime soon. Did you even read what i said? I said that a lot of Parks closed down in the early 30's, during the depression.

^ Wow. He does look like Santa!

If i lived in America, i might help out if they had an American Revolution re-inactment. I did a Powerpoint on the American Revolution. They chucked tea into the Harbour.

^ That might be a good idea, putting up a video of it.

^ The only reson he looked like Santa was because of his Beard, and Red Clothes. He wouldn't have to have surgery to remove either of them. While i don't think it was fair of the park to kick him out, or at least to try to, he definitely shouldn't of played along claiming he was Santa. He could of said, "No, Santa's up at the North Pole getting ready to bring you and your family wonderful gifts".

Expedition Everest

A flat would be good. They don't have to many of them. Or really fun and thrilling non-Painful, non-looping coaster. Or, prehaps a family coaster. That is something the park definately lacks, family rides. Nice pics as well .

Nice pics. Looks like you guys had a great time at the parks. BTW, was there anyone other than you guys at Cypress Gardens?

Papua New Guniea - The Future Sound of London. Next Up: Chemical Heart- Grinspoon.

^ You've got old-school sideburns.

Hey, i have to fly 10 hours on a plane to get to my nearest B&M. So stop complaining! I've had an idea. Why doesn't Six Flags move this one to a park which already has a B:TR clone? Wouldn't that be a smart idea! C'mon, its the sort of logic Six Flags could/would use.

The Entrance looks really good, altough the colours look a little bland. What other rides do you plan to put in this park?

^^ I've known freinds from J'sburg. They've said the same thing, crime everywhere.

Sounds like you had an interesting evening.

What's up with you American's and buying real Christmas Trees? BTW, nice work on assembling the penguin Jow.

^ Yeah. So in the early 30's, most parks closed down. That's what i said, wasn't it?

^During the depression. Was that the golden age?

Hey, that's a good one Maybe i shall put it into practice. Its ok Ed. I was kidding.

^^ A similar thing, but much larger scale, happened in the Early 1930's, i believe. Then Walt Disney luckily came along and re-invented the amusement park. Hopefully, it won't be this large scale, if this is something the world of coasters is going through.

I'm not Jewish, bu according to a Rugrats episode i saw one time, Hannukah is the festival of lights. Every night people light a candle, to remember the daysleading up to the Miracle. Then you get a present. Hey, who says Nickelodeon isn't educational!

^LOL!

Nice work! This is awesome stuff Ryan, great job. The scenery looks good to

^ I had a look at RCDB's India a while ago. They didn't look like they had any good coasters. Which surprised me a little bit. But anyway, go China! And don't forget all the news comeing in from Colombia and Venezuela. They look like they are going to be good coaster countries as well.

This will be awesome, judging by your sketches. Do you have enough pieces though?

Yes, someone has an idea on how to spend money. Upgrade your Waterpark! WDW, are you listening?