rustyinpeace

Taking a toast. Upon Grant's realization that his beloved Zonga went to hell, he geared himself up for a perilous journey to the underworld. Fear consumed his mind as he cautiously ventured deep within the caverns that lead to a world where few have left alive . (which was conveniently right next to SFOD). His hands began to tremble but he knew what had to be done. Just when he thought his walk to hell wouldn't be as terrifying as it appeared,...

The Descendents?

Heartlining

^Possibly both?

Oh no

Just finished my Sierra Mist.

Gas Bass or Bass

Granted, but I wish you'd choke on a fish

A wolf

Drop of Doom

Don't have any current photos of me right now, so here's a quick picture of me right now Pulled an all-nighter to study. A little wary at the moment.

The Groove by Muse (a b-side)

This. Entirely this. It's a dang good show!

Granted, but the download time is 20 years and 12 days. I wish for another wish.

Action Park

I'm a pretty screwed up mutt with relatives coming from pretty much everywhere. The largest ones are Mexican, Caucasian, and Italian. Then the'res the smaller ones being indian (don't ask me what tribe), Irish, and asian.

That's actually a neat Idea! Add some keyhole elements and you've got a mildly interesting ride!

1. Six Flags Magic Mountain [45 min.] 2. Universal Studios (Must I specify?) [45 min.] 3. Knott's Berry Farm [90-120 min. depending on traffic]

Thanks guys, he decided to go without purchasing a fast lane since he's coming back in 4 months.

Hey, I have a friend that came down from Georgia and is planning to head out to Knott's on the 29th. He's thinking of buying a fastlane just in case there's a crowd. Is it worth the money? Or should he pass on it.

Wow, I didn't even know My Little Pony was still relevant!

^ This is also what I remembered. I mainly recall hearing the complaints the nearby residents would state in the news and how they hoped that the land would be successfully purchased.

I agree that Disney really out done themselves yet again with RSR! But I'm gonna exclude Disney's line-up for now. Having been on much well themed rides outside of Disney, but I have to say the Timber Mountain Log ride at KBF. I really love what was executed with that ride and that fresh look it had. It was tough though, It was either this or Scream! at SFMM. They really went all out with their parking lot experience.

What I noticed a a little more than a year ago was that Vekoma's ties seemed more, "clustered" if you will. The ties on Arrow's were a bit more spaced. This makes the Vekoma track a bit bulky looking in contrast to Arrow's. It's hard to make it out since the change is so subtle, but I'm able to distinguish between the two company's tracks, and like stated, you always want to look at the supports to confirm your assumptions.

Don't know if SFMM ever fixed this, but by far the most frusterating station was Green Lantern's. It wasn't necessarily the station itself, but how the line runs right beneath the loading platform and splits off in the end. Since the space is walled in with metallic sheets, it literally turns the place into an oven and traps the heat when it's already scorching outside. Unfortunately, this room was jam packed with people when I visited, making the place hotter, the line slower, and the wait sweatier.