Nemmy

I am obsessed with Disney and Universal stuff. I get mad at books if they don't have the right facts, like one says Hulk is 150ft tall. It's really 110ft tall(incase you didn't know). Plus, I'm a really smart 10 year old. Not like those kids that can't even read the word accomplices(no offense to those kids). Yeah, and did you know that a Universal tour guide got a fact wrong? They called LIM's "linear inductive motions", and I almost corrected her, then decided to hold my tongue. By the way, let's see if you're as smart as you say you are - which launches faster, Mummy or Hulk? (But you really are smart for a 10 year old, you know that?)

Yeah, clamshells are awesome with freedom. I also like CCI woodie restraints. They're just really comfortable, make a cool clicking sound (if memory serves me up right), and give me a lot of freedom. But my favorite are B&M OTSR's. I can easily put my hands up (but with my height, I don't suggest doing it on some rides), don't get headbanged/neckbanged/shoulderbanged, and it keeps me in. For instance, I love the way that the restraints push in tighter when you go into a fast loop (like one of Dueling Dragons' immelmen). I don't know if that's on every coaster with OTSR's, but I notice it on Beamers.

I think that you should add BTTF to the Universal list (Back to the Future). I found it extremely thrilling. It's one wild simulator!

I'm losing my mind. Dates are 4/15 through 4/17.

Hey, I agree with that. That you're a freak. And, well, about Mission: SPACE. I don't mind speed in inversions, but I felt like my legs were snapping (I was in the back). Must've been me.

Sorry, but I used disposable cameras. I have to wait for them to develop, and then take pictures of them, courtesy of me not having a scanner. Then I'll put them on my website.

I find that it ends too quickly, and you take the inversions too fast. I can't really enjoy it. Like, the first immelman on Fire is so quick that I didn't even know what hit me.

Didn't say that I counted it. Someone that I know did.

Done.

One person that I know counted Dudley Do-Right as a credit. It has a lift and has coaster track. That's all he needs.

I found them both off of Bearshare (I don't usually use it, though). Also, it's Best Friend. Drop the final "S".

Day 1 We got to the park at 12, and got a 4pm express pass for Hulk. Then we went on Doctor Doom. This was Zach's first Space Shot...and he loved it! The line was 20 minutes. We went on Spiderman next. Big freaking deal. It was okay. Gotta love the drop! Next, we went to Dudley Do-Wrong. Even with a 45 minute wait, we still loved it! I sat in the front and got soaked. Again, I got shot at. Next was Popeye, another first for Zach. I didn't get too wet this time. There was a 10 minute wait. After, we went to Dueling Dragons with a 30 minute wait. I did Fire Dragon. Although it's better than Ice, it's still boring. The final corkscrews make the ride. By that time, our express passes were ready, so we went over to Hulk and rode from the back. It's just as good as I remember. I finally had the courage to do hands up on it. I gotta say, it's awesome with hands up! With nothing better to do, we waited in a 45 minute line for Hulk. We ended up getting the front. I hate the front of coasters. But let me say this - Hulk + Front = A FUCKING GOOD RIDE. Again, I did hands up on this. You must do Hulk from the front. It's intense, exciting, and exhilerating (sp?). Although there was a bit of headbanging, nothing hurt at all. We took a final ride on Cat in the Hat. Again, I took flash pictures, but didn't get busted for it. We had a broken car though. It squealed whenever it made a curve. Dinner was at NBA City. Good food, but expensive. I set the high jump record without even trying. The previous was 16. Then I cheated to get up to 96 inches. If you ever go to NBA City, check out the high score and tell me if it's still there! Day 2 We started off by watching Zach play in his band at the Hard Rock Live. Lunch was at the Hard Rock Cafe. Then, at 1pm, we went over to Universal. We started with a 10 minute single rider wait from the front. I took flash pictures without getting busted. It's as good as I remember it. Loved the airtime pop. Also, my glasses case flew out and banged someone on the head. It's dented. The group decided to go to Jaws. I sat it out, and so did Zach. Then we went to MIB. I won with 155,725 points, and I didn't even get the bonus. BTTF had a 30 minute wait and broke down. Express passes were gone for the day. We went over and rode ET. This was everyone's first time, and we all agreed that it sucked. Then we went back to Mummy for a 15 minute single rider wait. I was in the exact same seat as last time, but I got a locker this time. We did Jaws again, and same with MIB. At the end, we did Woody Woodpecker, which was a first credit for me. That brings my count up to 537! We missed the Mardi Gras parade. Then the park closed, and we went to Animal Planet Live for the awards ceremony. Zach's school, Pine Crest, came in second place in Middle School Concert Band category. Day 3 We went home. Overall, it was an awesome trip!

ON RIGHT NOW! Discovery Channel...this thing is the biggest piece of crap I've ever seen, but DAMN, it's freaky.

Last night I dreamed I took a 6 day trip to Europe for the theme parks. I hit Alton, Blackpool, and Thorpe before waking up. At Alton, I rode on Air, Nemesis, Obliviion, and Corkscrew. Blackpool: Big Dipper, Grand National, their Arrow shuttle loop, Pepsi Max, and Roller Coaster. At Thorpe, I rode Nemesis Inferno three times. Then I woke up. The strange thing was that I'd never been on Inferno before. I looked at a picture afterwards - I was riding it accurately, as well as all the other coasters. Must be the videos I watch.

All Messed Up - Sum 41 Spokesman - Goldfinger Without - Exies

Yea, we all know that it's an April Fool's joke.

http://www.google.com/googlegulp/ That's all I need to say.

Let's see - 4 days in Cedar Point, August 18-21. The only problem is, I'm not doing anything on the 18th or 21st. Besides go to the water park (fat chance), what's to do up there?

Elissa, it's perfect for me. It's not the heaviest thing in the world, but it's not a feather, either.

And what if you're not? Can we rejoice here?

No. I've been testing it - not only does it come with SteadyShot Plus or whatever, but it stayed pretty steady while I was rollerblading earlier. Yes, I was carrying the camera while doing that. It wasn't like I was doing any tricks!

Some pics. OMFG ITS BEAUTIFUL!!!! *drool* It's sleek and sexy!

Few elements that I made for NL - if there are any repeats, it's my fault. nemmy-elements.zip

Just got this today - I can't wait for it to finish charging! It's smaller than Robb's reccommended HC30.

I know someone who's named Kenny McCormick...but he doesn't die every week.