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WOW! You wouldn't believe that that thing is 13 years old now. How did they restore the rails? (before they appeared to be very rusty)

I'll go with Montu (sans brakes of course). One of the now classic B&M inverts

http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=21420 It was definitely in the works. What they could do is fly to Auckland to get the Rainbow's End credits (since Auckland is a stopover for many carriers, and there are three coasters for their credit whoring pleasure) and then continue on to Australia to hit Luna Park, Movie World, Dreamworld, etc.

Discovery's been showing it almost non stop over here. Next showing is at 11 pm EST. I didn't have much interest in it, but I'll be DVR'ing it because of this thread.

Incredible Hulk at IOA had some good music. Some of the music, such as Banner's Science Park, is part of the IOA soundtrack CD.

I've been thinking about bringing this park to life in RCT (probably RCT2). Anyone have any suggestions? Maybe we could have multiple people work on it in a round-robin type fashion.

I'm also enjoying the newer American Dad episodes, especially the recent Saudi Arabia episodes. As for "not quite as good" episides, I believe The Simpsons went through a similar phase once or twice.

I'd post it in the Donkeys forum if it's something coaster related. If your creations are not coaster related, post them in the Random forum.

^ The castle has to be significantly bigger than Disneyland's, and/or a copy of Disneyland's castle just so we can make jokes about it Copies of Expedition GeForce, Balder, Aska, Manhattan Express, Scream (built over a real working parking lot), and Screw Coaster Internet kiosks for the sole purpose of posting PTR's A "Shamu" show (and I'm not talking about the whales!) An ongoing construction site just to make people wonder what's being built A "Stateline" sign A Fishing Restaurant

I haven't changed my desktop in a while...probably because I never see it.

There's always lots to see in Gainesville. We have such attractions as: One of the best attractions in Gainesville is Erik. (and Target, of course) Krispy Kreme Donuts: Gainesville is ACEr friendly Orange and Blue McDonalds: Gainesville is Elissa Friendly. This is why Elissa's a Gator too. There's also a Carrabbas on the corner of 34th and Archer (though it opened after she left!) The Wacky Evangelists: According to these guys, riding coasters is sinning, posting on forums in sinning, and we're all going to hell.

I get an empoyee discount at Target, so I do some shopping there. I usually look out for bargains on the clearance endcaps. If I buy clothes, I do it all at Target Publix - The grocery store. Usually hit once or twice a week. Many of the cashiers recognize me now Best Buy - I'm somewhat dangerous in there, but I usually leave with only what I come in for and nothing else. I tend to keep a lookout for bargains.

Give Magnum a try. Some people like it, some don't. I've never been on it myself, but if I go to CP, I will ride it to both see what it's like, and of course, to get the credit! BTW: I can't believe you're ten when we have people much older than you who can't write in proper English.

Here's one dedicated to the greatest ride ever Avator size This is the coolest escalator!

I've got some hilarous captures from the Discovery Channel, however I don't know if they could be posted because they have Paul Ruben (I think that alone could be a good reason) Severe Headbanging Discovery Channel style narration ("And we're at the top of the lift right now, and it's a big drop...") Copyrights

^ Before your post, I thought that this thread just screamed out for "Expedition Robb"

Take a look at this thread Most important tip is to ask for permission.

You might have to avoid: Anything made by Vekoma Anything made by Togo Anything made by Arrow Most woodies As for Intamin/B&M/etc. they don't tend to recommend people people with back problems. I'm assuming it's because of the high G-forces, so you MIGHT be able to ride some less intense rides, but I would consult your doctor before doing so.

Downloaded it and installed it without any problems. As for the wallpapers included in the zip file, I was already using the sheep one, but the other one I may use on my other PC.

My Digital Design instructor at University would always make jokes like that. I might qualify as a geek because I have three computers in my room, but only one is has the cover off

The Target snack bar! (the only place in the world where popcorn and a drink is cheaper than a drink by itself) As for "real" fast food restaurants, I usually go to Wendy's if I go at all. Burger King - Good, but I probably won't go if they keep airing those creepy commercials McDonalds - I don't go very often Checkers - I've never been there, and probably won't. I hate their commercials. Panera Bread - Never been there, but they have WiFi access points!

I've never screamed on a coaster. I'm more of a "woohoo!", "yeah!", "whoa", and "ohmigod" type person. A couple of weeks ago I went on Phoenix at BGT (inverting pirate ship) with my seven year old brother and stepdad. I said to them "What's everyone screaming about?"

Keep in mind that this is a message forum, not instant messaging. Phrase your post something like this: The only problem is that if you're short, you might not be able to ride, and some kiddie coasters do not allow adults to ride, so be warned for those of you who are credit whores. Most parks (to my knowledge) have test seats outside each major ride, allowing people to see if they fit in. Unlike in the US, we do not have extra ACEr sized seats. Food - Depending on where you are, there are different types of food available. There are shops, restaurants, and cafes, and range from a couple of pounds/euros (McDonalds) to higher end sit-down restaurants. If you make your post something like above, the rest of us (especially those who are not native English speakers) will be have less difficulty reading your posts. Another thing you may want to consider is the Google Toolbar, as it has spell check capabilities.

Take a look at this page. Lots of pictures from R&E's recent Europe trip http://www.themeparkreview.com/europe2005/klotten/klotten2.htm

I've never seen so many people get so excited about a "TOGO Death Machine" as Robb calls such rides.