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Granted, but it's because you've slipped into a coma. I wish I didn't drink so much Kool-Aid. I see diabetes in my future.

I went on Millennium Force when I was 7, so suck it But seriously, age shouldn't matter. Especially when 12 year olds are boasting about rides that are made for kids as young as 6.

I saw The Interview tonight. I thought is was funny and much better than This is The End and Neighbors. I'll leave it at that since I don't want to be hacked.

I actually really like mochas from Starbucks. I feel like I'm turning into a white girl......

I had a dream that Shrek from "Shrek is Love, Shrek/' is Life" was trying to break into my window. I'm just glad I woke up before he finally got in.

...Edward Markey. He had escaped from Hell where he had been riding a Goudurix Clone for 3 years straight. It was a mixture of anger and brain damage that had caused him to knock over all of the rides. He then launched a nuke at Kings Dominion for having a ride that pushed his g-force limits. Kings Dominion would have been obliterated, but.....

I wonder if B&M is going through a renaissance right now. Banshee some-what restored interest in B&M again, so maybe they will continue to make great rides. Either that, or Banshee was a one time thing. I just hope it's the former.

What is the new ride? I don't think I've seen that flat before.

...DarienLaker: The Slide. It was so popular that...

Remember how in that episode, the girls who voted said that Gatekeeper had lots of "airtime"?

It is very odd.....

Granted, but it's not a happy new year. I wish I could meat The Oatmeal.

^Sounds kinky. I can't believe the park hasn't even acknowledged the coaster yet.

I feel like this thread has turned into another "B&M vs. Intamin" debate. Everyone knows Vekoma is the best manufacturer. It takes a hot, steamy dump on both companies.

Granted, but it's a package deal, so every RMC comes with a Goudurix clone, and you must ride it 3 times in a row before you can ride the RMC. I wish that I had a Coca-Cola Freestyle Machine in my house with a life supply of syrup.

Three Alan Schilke coasters in one park? So jealous

^The Oatmeal is not the Onion.

^I just hope the quality of the graphics is much better than the picture.

I'm excited to see what B&M will bring to the industry in the next few years now that they've started making launch coasters. I'd love to see a launched invert.

She's pretty That picture should answer what B&M restraints they are using.

I'm surprised that Kumba isn't ranked higher than it is in the Mitch Hawker's Poll. I haven't ridden it yet, and Afterburn is the only think I can compare it too, but it looks amazing.

This isn't an amusement park thing, but The Oatmeal talked about Google's self driving cars. I feel like this is very similar to the amusement industry: http://theoatmeal.com/blog/google_self_driving_car

I think they have a good chance in the Golden Ticket awards, but I doubt they'll top the Mitch Hawker's Poll. ^Also, if B&M was sticking to the early 2000's, wouldn't that mean they would be making better rides then they do today? Or am I just thinking too early (2002 and before).

Granted, but from now on, you can never delete your internet cookies. I wish I could get into the Christmas spirit.

Granted, your dog DIES! What? Too dark? I wish I didn't learn about Edgar Allan Poe in school while I was sick. Now every time I cough, I'm paranoid about having consumption