Token Yankee Guy

It's actually called Superhero Cafe. SFNE does have decent hot dogs, but if you go to Captain Rivi's across from The Looney Toons Emporium, you sometimes can get a "built it yourself" hot dog. (meaning the hot dog isn't in the bun, you gotta put it in yourself)

^^ Busch Gardens Europe also makes very delicious funnel cake. My funnel cake was fried and served to me right away, nice and hot with strawberries and whip cream on top. It was so delicious and filling.

Aren't you the guys that produce Unwrapped? I love that show! This is a tough decision, but Knoebel's does have the greatest pizza. You can't be a cheap price for a slice of pizza and a large soda for around 4.50, where as at Six Flags, it's almost 10 bucks. At Lake Compounce, they introduced a Panini grill this year and I went there for a Panini and it was very very delicious. By the looks of the place, they do make them right on site.

Nice PTR Derek. Did you guys go behind the falls or not? That's a neat thing to do while at Niagra Falls

That was a good comic. Poor Guy, hehe.

a little early to be one I say.

^ Can I get a one-way to California so I can get working? Good to hear you're safe Flipdude, it must be tough over there.

Alright, I am finally able to upload the last update now since TPR was giving me issues in trying to upload photos the past attempts. Anyway, the last parks we hit were Busch Gardens Europe & Paramount's Kings Dominion. BGE had a great atmosphere and since it was a hot day, they had free water available everywhere. They even rolled out water coolers so passing patrons can get a cup of water. Paramount's Kings Dominion was another nice park that we hit after BGE, I wasn't able to get all the credits since it was hot and I was really tired. The only coaster I really liked there was Volcano. Two of the woodies were too violent for me, and don't get me started on Hypersonic XLC. Luckly the crowds were very light so I didn't wait long for this coaster. The only good points were the launch and the accent, but there was a point where my head was thrown back into the headrest giving me a nice headache, and after that was just shaking and hard brakes. ugh. Anyway, here are the photos Us going to the front row queue Good news Hypersonic XLC fans! Tylenol is now available when you exit the ride. This was my 80th credit...notice my facial expression for it. One of two trains launching. Italian Jorb! Now we're at PKD My mom sure loved the interlocking loop part of the coaster when she rode it about 25 years ago It wouldn't be an update without a coaster shot Don & Monica say hello another shot site shot Now for shots of the site from the skyway Just incase you miss the first teaser poster, they got the entire wall covered with them For all you "dirt pushing" lovers, here's a shot of the site for their new coaster Giving a shout out to Soren! You'd see me ski down a quad-diamond trail in 2.5 seconds flat Monica is stomping grapes ala "I Love Lucy" Apollo's Chariot. The helix almost made me black out more than Nitro's helix Escape from Pompei. It had some decent effects, plus a mysterious godly voice that says "No Camcorders allowed" while you're inside choo choo train First coaster to ride in the park. This is the same coaster that turned my Mom into hating coasters. She rode it about 25 years ago. Here we are at Busch Gardens Europe And to finish the TR. Don starting our camp fire a traditional way....using lighter fluid Lookout part III Lookout part II Looking out over the park part I The Effiel Tower. It's like I'm in Paris...excpet this one is smaller and blue

I just got home and I'm exhusted and sweating. They'll be up shortly

^ Thanks for the compliment. As for the PKD and BGE update, I won't be able to get it done till tomorrow because I tried updating last night in my tent and the wireless was being a pest so I couldn't finish it. When I get back to Connecticut tomorrow, I'll post the last of the photos ASAP.

Yeah, that's what my plan for PPP this year, is to camp out. My friends Kyle and Matty should be joining me for PPP. You know Barry, pointing out another man's flaws means that you have a crush on him

You missed me by two days. I was over at Knoebels on Monday for a couple of hours. Good TR

Wednesday Photos Running around Washington, D.C. Looking up the Washington Monument Some idiot (in my opinion) lives in that White House over there I never knew I got a monument ontop of my head...har har har Represent Again Looking out to the Lincoln Monument WWII Memorial. I made sure to make a stop here since my grandfather was in WWII. What? This is the Bureau or Engraving and Printing. Meaning that the money is printed here. Who would go into the Department of Agricutlture!? This snake wanted to bite us whatever they were, they were playing This is for you James everyone say awww. *gasp* AWWWWWWWWWW We're waiting in line to see Pandas! Wow, the pathway of Fecal Matter. That must be a new exhibit Entrance to the zoo off Connecticut Ave. I feel like home already in Washington, D.C.

Tuesday Photos Six Flags Great Adventure & Fun at the Campground A lot of fun cooking hot dogs on skewers over an open fire. What do you think is happening? What happens in Pennsylvania, stays in Pennsylvania...But then gets exploited on TPR Don & I getting close on our little dingy We were supposed to go to Clementons...HOWEVER! They neglected to mention that the park was closed for a private function that day on their website. We all took turns doing shots of Maple Syrup Oh man, I can't get enough of that Toilet Cream!!! Don & Monica approve of the food We were bored at Cracker Barrel grrr, the butterfly is attacking Kingda Ka because it was being a tool tonight Queue of people waiting to get into the queue for El Toro wooo, waiting to get into El Toro Our tents Morning at our campsite

**Busch Gardens Europe & Paramount's Kings Dominion on Page 3** Hey guys, we finally managed to secure a wireless connection, so I can finally post the first batch of photos from our trip. We're currently outside of Fredricksburg, Virgina at a KOA for a couple of nights. So far, I hit Knoebels by myself on Monday, then on Tuesday we did SFGAdv, and today we just walked around DC. So far the trip has been a blast and it's a lot more fun to camp compared to staying at a hotel which is a whole lot more expensive. Anyway, here's the first batch of photos Monday's Photos Flying Tigers got a canopy now Can't beat Knoebels food. Slice of pizza & a large soda for 4.50. Better than at a Six Flags where you require a 4 year loan to pay for dinner Flying Turn signage That box must be for wood Another Shot Another shot of Flying Turns Flying Turns is looking swell Knoebels put up a 2006 flood water level sign Traditional Knoebels shot Arrival at Knoebels Bangor, Maine! Represent' Drive starts out by heading through Hartford, CT

I'm sorry, this thread seems pointless...

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^ hmmmm, sounds like a good reason to have the handicap thingy. I think all Arrested Development fans did something to their bodys to recieve handicap parking

question.... whats with the handicap thing on wes' car? Just curious.

It's big enough that two planes can take off at once at two different runways

awww, I'm sorry about your dog. When I was young I watched my dog be put down. It's a hard thing to go through when loosing a pet since you cherish them as being apart of your family. Also, little side note, I believe that pet's do go to heaven, because sounds crazy as it is, when I went to a pyschic to do research for a psychology paper, the psychic told me who was watching over me, one he said was a yellow labradore that I owned, which was my old dog Luke.

Good PTR Elissa, did you get compensated by driving too and from the courthouse and stuff?

Craig: From a Scottish surname which was derived from Gaelic creag meaning "crag" or "rocks". The surname originally belonged to a person who lived near a crag.

took a while to find a decent skyline picture of Hartford.

great photos james