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For Chris It's real enough, dammit!

For Elissa:

^ Heh, on that final line, there was no orchestra hit for our production; I don't know if it was intentional, but no one knew the song had ended and made it even more awkward and awesome!

The prophecy has been fulfilled... I laughed my ass off. Favourite songs I'd have to say were "Everyone's A Little Bit Racist", "The Internet Is For Porn", and "My Girlfriend Who Lives In Canada" (for obvious reasons). Dan "Her name is Alberta, she lives in Vancouver, she cooks like my mother and sucks like a Hoover..." Smith

I think that, because these earlier DVD's are being released for free (which, by the way, none of us can thank you enough for), more people might buy the newer ones; I can picture someone not wanting to get specific editions without starting at the... start... but also not wanting to spring for the whole collection. Hence, these older editions might inspire people (especially now that there's official TPR trips) to purchase the newer volumes. Just thought of something: When you say you include a free DVD for trip participants, is it the CEx volume that largely features that particular trip, or a different one?

"It's time to leave. No more Canada." --Elissa, on Minebuster I've only watched the first 20 minutes so far, but that and the choice of song for the Marineland segment make this pure gold.

I'm proud to say I've seen it before... and it's still hilarious. Was there no Bill & Ted show that year, or was it just the clown show that everyone seemed to be escaping from en masse?

Word of the day: "Hilarible" And heck, reallocating budget for this project would probably take even less time than the current healthcare debate!

Awesome to hear; Melbourne is the next stop on the tour and I'm seeing it for the first time tonight as an escape from finals week, albeit in the last row of the theater. Still...

Forgot the Tim's. Great TR, though noticeably absent of Tor. Too much nog?

Holy crap... I think that's the fastest download I've ever had. 1.1 GB in 5 minutes! Thanks a million, Robb!

I went to the Titanic Exhibition in Orlando (still there) many years ago; I still have my passenger ticket back home. I was already a huge Titanic buff so it really interested me (and yes, they had the iceberg touching thing), but I don't know about other people being nearly as engaged in the experience. Oh, and for the record, my guy lived.

And here I thought the only "Chris catchphrase" was the space shuttle incident.

^ New tweet (don't worry, I hate the word, too):

Well, only TPR goodness could have forced me to join Twitter... and it did. Darn you all. OK, I know how to update my own tweets, but how do I write on TweePR's (wall/page/tweetcenter)? And where do updates for the accounts you're following show up -- is it like Facebook with the status update wall? Dan "Feels like losing my Facebook virginity all over again" Smith

Eric, I think you're forgiven for not having gone to it, especially since it's actually in Tennessee, not SoCal.

Was wondering when you'd chime in, Ty! (Good timing, too; JP just came on TV.)

BTTF + Twister = win.

Now that Bryan and Adam have been forced largely against their will to audition for the AI Experience, I vote that Wes and Ryan are next on the list.

Amazing. I've always been more of a fan of the man than the parks, so this is a fully awesome report.

Laser Snake Rollers on Fire.

Looks like Balloon Boy got beat to the punch by about 32 years.

Indeed, it was marketed as the world's largest coaster; I know this because it was one of the first coasters I rode back in '99, about three years before I got into the hobby, and I remember consoling myself with the fact that they meant "largest by area", not tallest.

LMAO!

That seems like a VERY good deal! Thanks for the update, Adam.