Terry Inferno

California Oregon Washington Hawaii Ohio Arizona Nevada Utah Idaho Montana Wyoming Slowly moving east to fill in every state. And catapulting myself over the Midwest with the world's second largest catapult.

Egg rolls. Handlebar mustache or horseshoe mustache?

8/10. I like everything about it except for the arbitrary gift exchange. Sweet Tea.

Granted. Now you have to wake up at 5 AM. I wish I earned more money.

False. The person below me enjoys Japanese food.

Yes, but only in certain sauces. Do you build roller coasters in a simulator game, such as the RCT series, NoLimits series, Theme Park Studio?

Leviathan, so I could call him "Lev" or "Levi" for short. Would you rather play RCT3 without custom scenery or custom rides, or RCT2 with the option to download custom scenery and rides?

It isn't much like the others he's made since then, and it hasn't survived the test of time very well, but I enjoyed 1941. It could have been funnier, considering how many talented comedic and dramatic actors were cast, but it's still entertaining for all 118 minutes.

True. The person below me has eaten at Togo's.

9/10 Robert De Niro

Rain.

Cedar Point being transformed into an atomic testing site. What's worse than not knowing who Nina Kleppe is?

No. A comically good dancer, yes. I can dance badly better than anyone I know. Do you ride at least one roller coaster every month?

I consider any activity that involves leaving the house to get to the venue an outdoor activity. So laser tag, acting, driving somewhere are all outdoor activities to me. Accidentally, yes. My friend's friend from Brazil wanted to get a closer shot of the Golden Gate Bridge and wandered rapidly down the regular beach. Not knowing much English, she didn't read the CLOTHING OPTIONAL BEYOND THIS POINT sign. My friend and I didn't notice either until we were already in their territory. Sounds painful.

False. The person below me has ridden at least five roller coasters this year.

Beach.

7/10. Naturally funny guy, but he hasn't shown it much since 2010. The Olympics

Super 8 Bahn - Prater Park

It's a RCT2 coaster I built in 2011, called City of Angels. It was built to test the effects of curved walls on excitement ratings whilst remaining in a compact space (16x12). This screenshot was taken in the SFGA scenario, which is a park that operates on admission fees, but the coaster's main purpose is to generate ticket prices quickly--$8.80 per ticket, and nobody complains about the intensity.

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