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Wow, that's going to look fantastic the vegetation grows!

Yup, all yours.

After waking up from a coma, a bike courier goes on an adventure across England to get to Manchester.

Back to the Future!

What? How can you like Goudurix more than SDL? I understand that SDL is one of the tamest Schwarzkopf's but it doesn't try to kill you.

Whoever desingned that ride was obviously a masochist. That is a ride that should deserves to die.

Wow, the speed that it takes the loops is insane! It's no surprise why that's by far the highest ranked Schwarzkopf coaster. Also, the sound it makes during the off ride shots sounds like a jet!

Yes Will he enjoy going to prom with his mom?

Wow, That is HUGE!

This seems even crazier than the guy that came here and said he wanted to reopen it as Outback Something Park.

Prefer ejector air as long as it's not ridiculously painful.

So what you're saying is that the Dippin' Dots guy is now the ride op at sandstorm?

Kinda Yeah, it's some sort of city-state-thing that has a really famous F1 race and lots of huge yachts. Do you know where Monaco is?

Weekday Bashes sound good as long as they're before Mid/Late August when I go back to school.

Am I seeing this right? Do the Millenium Flyers not have grills on the front? Very cool!

I don't get the point of the lift before the station on Viktor Vandorm, it seems like it might be able to make it back to the station without it, or it could easily have made it if the station was lowered a bit. It just seems kinda redundant. The free fly seems like a really cool ride that would work great at small parks that really dont need a huge capacity ride. I'd be curious to see S&S build a Major ride using the free-fly system. It'd be like a modernized Arrow suspended coaster. Something along the lines of Eagle Fortress would be really fun with this.

Hmm, here's mine in no particular order... Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles Back in Black - AC/DC

Get Lucky - Daft Punk

Album art designer Storm Thorgerson died at the age of 69. You probably don't recognize the name, but you would recognize some of the covers he's designed. His work includes Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, Animals, and Wish You Were Here as well as Houses of the Holy (Led Zeppelin), Absolution (Muse), and Audioslave's self-titled album. http://marquee.blogs.cnn.com/2013/04/19/album-art-designer-storm-thorgerson-dies/?hpt=hp_c4

Man, that last hill coming out of the tunnel going into the brakes looks like it's going to give some huge airtime.

^well, according to the specs from Gerstlauer, the demesions are 177ft by 78ft . According to my measurements, the full height part of the building is only ~165 ft. by ~110 ft. so they probably wouldn't put that model in there, but they probably could have a custom one made to fit. Source for measurements - http://www.daftlogic.com/projects-google-maps-distance-calculator.htm and http://www.gerstlauer-rides.de/products/roller-coasters/spinning-coaster/

Wow, it seems to be running pretty quickly already. Here's to hoping that they take care of it better than they did with Grizzly. If they don't, I imagine the little double up into the turn at 1:22 could get pretty painful.

I like it with the exception of the batwing, it the corkscrew leading into and out of it seemed kinda wierdly shaped and kinda tight. Other than that, great work.