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Yes, becuase I wasn't at home. I think I've done it before anyways though. Do you ever use this emoticon?

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I keep my shoes loose and slide them on and off without loostening them, and they have never flown off. The only time I've been worried about them coming off is on inverted rides that go backwars like Deja Vu, but I just pressed my feet together and had no problems.

That bowl doesn't look any bigger than the one at my local water park. The slide part might be longer and taller though. My local water park is building a new slide or something. They really have all the coolest and newest slides, and I have no idea what their new one is going to be. It's being built over the wave pool and is pretty much right on the street.

The pople who read the last couple pages. It's really weird, and cool, that there is a theme park built around such an old building.

So it's kinda like CA's Space Mountain.

NO!!! It is powered!! I was joking, as was Freefallbestrideever.

Yes.

Dude I've got like the same headboard you do, only mine is red so it's cooler. Heres my room in all its glory. Here is a bonus picture of wall #2 under black light. Behold. Wall #4 (parllel to wall #3). This wall is where I get articles of clothing, it is also used as a means of entry (not pictured). Wall #3. This is the wall I spend most of my time staring at. This wall contains all the latest in technology (notice Xbox 360). Wall #2 (opposite wall #1). This wall contains outdated media such as old consoles and a primitive display. Wall #1. This wall is special, it's the only one with a window.

That actualy happened to my friend. Quite funny. Halarious infact.

I think the best bet at getting into the coaster business really is to start your own. I really don't know to much about the indusrty, but what I do know is that B&M has a grand total of 30 employees, so it would be fairly hard to get into. I don't expect the other companies to be all that different. Starting your own company would be much easier than getting into an existing one, but it would be much more work. I also think starting a wood roller coaster company would be much easier, as you can buy most of the parts for the structure from lumber warehouses, where as for steel you would need to contract with a steel fabricator.

I thought the same thing. It makes sense since so many people can't figure out how to close/open those things. Maybe they are there so people can sit on the handrails, and the park doesn't have to worry about them falling off and suing. Or not.

Yeah, try not to have the picture named something like "zoom vampire.jpg"

Stop saying Gwazi is rough, because it's not. I would say the roughest steel is either Flashback or Manhattan Express. It's ben some time since I've been on Flashback, and when I rode Manhattan Express the last time I was pretty much dead, so I don't have that much recollection of either of them, but they both do hurt pretty badly.

Aww what happened to the Condor or whatever its called in the last pic.

Don't get a credit card unless your like me. But if you are like me, then you don't really need a credit card. I have a checking card, and I still end up at the bank taking out money rather than using the card. My friend got a credit card and was pretty dumb about it. Every time he did'nt have the money to pay it back, his parents would. I wish I had parents like that.

If it was going to be an aquatrax you would think they would use the water pond for the plash down, rather than what appears to be a double helix. But maybe its easier to make a brand new area for the splash, or splashes. Bright red track does seem weird for a water ride also.

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Heres one of the better photoshops I've done recently. This one contains three images: Me with paper blinds in the background (black stuff) Linoleum (blue stuff) and a basic image that I don't remeber what it was to create some spattering

I want to go to BGW again. BGW is the first coaster park I went to after loosing my fear of inversions in Las Vegas. I'm glad I went when I did though because I got to ride Drachen Fire. Apollo's Chariot is the only one I haven't ridden. Infact I've never ridden a B&M hyper at all.

You sure it wasn't 8g's? I think 8g's is the limit without a pressure suit thing.

I've always thought the loop going backwards was pretty powerfull. Weird how every new design (Boomerang, Invertigo, Deja Vu) got weaker.

The skin on the bottom of my feet is peeling.

I'm good at being incredibly lazy and getting out of doing things. My taIlent is making things hard because I really have to do things, but don't really want to.

^Doesnt sound like an ACEr. \/ate his house because it looked like tofu.