alpengeistdude321

I second that.

Roger Rabit's Cartoon Spin Roger Rabbit's Cartoon Spin: a wild ride through the back alleys of toontown! The only ride with a PG sense of humour in the G rated world of Disneyland, you are zany, wild, and a little bit of a loose screw. Energetic and colorful, you go at full speed, even though your taxi-car vehicles actually have four flat tires! Despite your older humor, you are a kid at heart and kids most relate to your cartoony world and like you the best. You've been know to make the adults a little queasy and a litte bit dizzy. You leave your visitors dazed, a little confused, but more often, extremely amused. You take us to the places we'd never see in a ride featuring the straight-laced Mickey, but somehow you're still all Disney.

On Dueling Dragons, a man lost his prosthetic leg into a lake under the ride. I don't have a link, but if someone can back me up, that would be cool. Well, anyways, they have those signs for the reason that I said above.

The launch is pretty lame and is not at all as intense as it looks. The only intense parts of the ride are the inversions and everything else is cruising through freeway signs, etc. The back is pretty rough but as you get towards the front it gets smoother. Overall, it's decent thrills, but a lot of family fun.

Oh yeah, I remember that game. It was pretty cool, until RCT and No Limits came out.

I just went to RFK stadium last night (August 5th) and let me just say it's a very bad place to watch a baseball game. It is really run down (which is not surprising after being abandoned for a long time), it was really hot (although there were thunderstorms west of the stadium), and it's just really ugly. I had good seats (9 rows behind the plate), so that was nice. It was a great game though, the Padres won 6-5. I'm going back tonight except with not quite as good of seats. I'll be getting on the metro in about an hour from now. Overall, the park is trash. I can't wait until the new park opens. Here's RFK stadium, the worst ballpark I've been to.

I thought Theme Park Review was actual reviews of theme parks. But I realized that these people had a sense of humor (which is odd for a coaster enthusiast), so I kept coming back. I joined the westcoaster forums because I knew Robb, Elissa, Dan, Joey etc. posted there. Then I joined here because I had nothing else to do.

Radiohead-High and Dry

Baseball by far is my favorite sport. Football is also great. I just love sports in general.

I get along with both of my siblings pretty well and I don't heckle them too much.

^I meant the fact that there is another topic on this subject.

Can you change mine to, "OMG, it's teh loop-de-loop".

Wow, I feel stupid.

I just had one last night where I was at a Six Flags park, it was called Six Flags Union (don't ask). Mr. Freeze's train always went off the spike, Deja Vu was located in some secluded mall in the park, and Scream! had landscaping all around it. That's all I really remember. Ever had any strange dreams relating to theme parks or roller coasters?

WMP 9. I'm too lazy to download WMP 10.

48. Random threads like this one 49. Humor 50. Admins (Robb & Elissa) aren't a bunch of haters like on ACN.

Third Eye Blind-Jumper

Coke by far, but I will drink Pepsi if I had to.

In line for Viper: "Does this Roller Coaster go upside-down?" Exiting Xcelerator: "Xcelerator was fun, especially the part where you go upside-down" People call X, "Xtreme: the ride" all the time at my school.

I watched the Cedar Point video at eastcoastcoasters.com and loved the music. I didn't know what the song was for a while untill I looked it up on Itunes. The song was Audiovent's "Gravity".

Space Mountain anywhere. I think riding it with the lights on would be more thrilling then riding it in the dark.

I guess there are other coaster enthusiasts that have a sense of humor 8) .

^Woah, you were a major league umpire? :o

^changed avatar a couple weeks ago on Westcoaster \/always changes avatar

Smashing Pumpkins-1979 I love 90's music 8) .