Angle O. Descent

Cheetah Hunt on Feb 24th Next will be my vengance on Skyrush, trying to learn to like the restraint BS

I've just discovered something interesting, two hours north of Toronto... Blue Mountain Resort has the "Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster". It looks like one of those terrain pipeline-style rides, but would you consider it a "roller coaster"? Check out the video and let me know your thoughts!

I wish the heartline roll after the tunnel launch had never been removed before opening

I've never been on iSpeed, but, I'd agree that SFNJ needs some sort of a launched coaster with inversions. They have enough B&Ms as it is

Here's my wish list for Wonderland: - "Rocky Mountain" Mine Buster - An Intamin coaster. ANY Intamin coaster. - New trains on Top Gun

I haven't played in years, so my list is old-school: - Twisted Metal 2 - Super Street Fighter II - Tomb Raider - Mortal Kombat 3 - Super Mario Bros 3 - Super Mario World - Golden Eye N64 - Mario Kart GameCube - Sonic Chaos GameGear - Tetris

For me, it all started with my first Cedar Point visit in '03. It was my first coaster experience outside of Wonderland as an adult...and it completely blew me away. From there, my interest in coasters grew exponentially. One time I was sitting at work on an early-April Thursday afternoon... and decided to go to Six Flags Great Adventure that evening. The rest is history

"Peter, your dog is giving me diabetes".

Go Leafs

My most intense coaster moment was when I went on Millennium Force for the very first time. I remember the first drop... then the overbanked turn... then I regained consciousness just before the final tunnel. It might have had something to do with our Canadian tailgate party in the parking lot hours prior

Canal

Some pics from my most recent adventure: I think Mickey might have been trying to shoo me out of the photo... Taking a break at Busch Gardens... Way too intense for me Nelson's gonna get it... Having way too much fun at SeaWorld

^ I just flex my thigh muscles when the attendants drive the lapbar down into me, then relax once it's down. It's helps somewhat.

Phoenix

My top 50: 1. Favorite Wood Coaster (El Toro) 2. Phantom's Revenge 3. Intimidator 305 4. X2 5. Maverick 6. Storm Runner 7. Xcelerator 8. Millennium Force 9. Ride of Steel 10. Top Thrill Dragster 11. Skyrush 12. Magnum XL-200 13. Steel Force 14. Tatsu 15. Manta (SWO) 16. SheiKra 17. Griffon 18. GateKeeper 19. Apollo's Chariot 20. Nitro 21. Behemoth 22. Leviathan 23. Montu 24. Alpengeist 25. Kraken 26. Chinese Fireball 27. Hungarian Horntail 28. Silver Bullet 29. Raptor 30. Cheetah Hunt 31. Hydra the Revenge 32. Kingda Ka 33. Incredible Hulk 34. Dominator 35. Goliath (La Ronde) 36. Goliath (SFMM) 37. Volcano: The Blast Coaster 38. Superman: Escape From Krypton 39. Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit 40. Sky Rocket 41. Verbolten 42. Mindbender (Galaxyland) 43. Flight of Fear 44. Talon 45. Great Bear 46. Fahrenheit 47. Fav Intamin Impulse (Wicked Twister) 48. Scream! 49. Bizarro (SFGA) 50. Kumba Notable American coasters not yet ridden: - Bizarro (SFNE) - New Texas Giant - Iron Rattler - Diamondback - Intimidator

Definitely Scorpion.

I just got back from Florida... Pleasant Surprises: Rip Ride Rockit - I didn't expect much from it, but it had some decent drops, turns, and airtime going into the brake runs. The on-board select-a-music was a neat bonus too. Kraken - Looked like a typical B&M sit-down, but it was pretty smooth, and you get a nice whip down the drop in the back row. Scorpion - I first rode this when I was 7, but I completely forgot how forceful it was. Unpleasant Surprises: Kumba - Good ride, but I found it to be by far the roughest B&M sit-down I've been on. It makes sense, considering it's been operating year-round since 1993. Cheetah Hunt - Again, good ride, I was just expecting a little more intensity like Maverick. Gwazi - This must have been the roughest woodie I've ever been on. Strangely not painful though.

Dragon Challenge Chinese Fireball was my favourite. The "hill" after the first immelmann was unique for an invert, plus the helix going into the loop had some crazy speed. For non-coasters, probably a toss-up between Spiderman and Transformers. Can't go wrong with 3D

Well he can't say anything about it, it would be terrible if he did. But if history have taught us anything it is that Canadian only judges in a game involving Canada is to their advantage. The 2004 world championship final, and an real a$$hole Rob Niedermayer comes to mind. Really nice of those Canadian judges to overlook the Match penalty there, don't you think? Besides why would they only pick Canadian judges, surely there are competent NHL judges from other countries as well? If this was fotboll for an example something like this would never be accepted. Canada wins!! Great game by Sweden, and the referees were fair all the way

This was an excerpt from CTV news: All four men are experienced NHL officials. The IIHF says the officials were also judged on their performance during the playoff round in Sochi. "Their nationalities aren't considered as factors nor should they be, we want the best officials working the medal games," said (Konstantin) Komissarov. Sweden coach Par Marts isn't concerned that the referees will be Canadian. "I hope they do that job, that's all," he said. "I can't focus on thing I can't change. No problem with that." If Sweden's coach is not concerned, why should you be?

Skiing, Skating, Camping, Swimming, Softball, Golf, and patio hopping

$1.30/ litre in Toronto right now (= $3.95 / US gallon). We suck.

I'll give it to u guys, the US men totally dummied Slovakia way worse than Canada did Norway. Looking forward to the Canada-US gold medal game... mens and womens

Canada beats US 3-2 in women's hockey! GO CANADA!! It's the olympics... I'm allowed

KINDA looks like Xcelerator?