IrishCasual

Edna Mode

Goliath at Great America was a brand new I-Box coaster.

X-Flight at Great America last summer.

Probably Cú Chulainn at Tayto Park in March when it opens.

Have to revive this thread, I love it!

I have Entomophobia, a fear of specific insects, badly. Spiders... They're just, ughhh. And flies, just, they are the spawns of Satan.

Using 4 different airlines for my trip to San Francisco and Cancún next year. I'm using British Airways, Virgin Atlantic twice, Delta twice and Aer Lingus.

This backround music is stuck in my head.

I'm familiar with Reddit and I would love to see a TPR subreddit. And I think it would bring a lot more people here.

So the final chapter of Five Nights At Freddy's got released yesterday, hopefully I'll be able to get it tomorrow. Looking at Let's play videos of it, it looks absolutely terrifying. The mechanics of the game are much different and unique, and by the looks of it the best FNAF game yet. (Spoilers ahead!)And the storyline is so good, how the child we play as is the victim of the Bite of '87 and how it was the Fredbear animatronic and the child's older brother and his friends who caused it. The storyline is so intriguing and emotional. A great finale for a great series.

Cú Chulainn, amazing.

The two tunnels on Cú Chulainn, me and my friends didn't dare put our hands up.

I'm pretty sure the flags are the county emblems of Ireland.

So much changed since the first time I went there and the most thrilling thing there was the ropes course. Back when the park first opened. And now it's like a completely different park.

Six Flags Great America.

For some really strange reason I have to put 'the' before the name of a coaster when talking to my parents or else it won't make sense to them. I don't know why.

G-Force - Drayton Manor

I remember going there when it first opened, It's so weird how literally everything's changed! Can't wait to be there next month.

Peter Uteger

5/10 (Haven't played it) Eurovision

^ I'm crazy for Eurovision as well

For flights from Dublin to the U.S I used to fly Delta, now I fly Aer Lingus long haul. Their on-board wi-fi is great, albeit a bit pricey. Although the IFE is average, it makes up for friendly cabin crew. They have green, comfortable seats for Economy, I haven't seen Buisness Class yet.