Angry_Gumball

Well, this is off topic in a way but is still a natural disaster. Yesterday, an F1 tornado hit South San Francisco...now that's getting kinda close as I'm across the bay. WTF are tornadoes doing here in the first place?!? According to the news, 3 tornados hit California this year.

I would say I'm like Zonga because I don't need a whole lot of space to work with (ok, I do need some space) and can do quite a bit within my small room.

Nope...Don't plan on that either. Have you ridden a Vekoma today?

Atleast now my cousin can't say "Just play the game and leave those poor peeps alone" because I'll run 'em down with the Buggy using the James Hunt easter egg or I'll build a 3000 ft. + coaster, open it without testing and get a load of peeps on it. I don't always crash them though, only when I'm out of ideas and want to let out the destructive side of me. Honestly, I think it's funny when you build a Space Shot at it's minimum height and shoot it off at the max speed with peeps on it. It begins to rain peeps that were riding it. I also found it funny to place a peep on a raised plot of land, build a coaster thru that raised square, launch it off and watch the peep fly off as he screams "Yahoo!". It doesn't always work though. Lastly, I'll launch a coaster off, aiming for a target which is a crowded area to watch peeps run off after the crash.

Today while at a store, I saw SharkTum's plastic cousin sitting next to a generic form of Tums. My cousin and brother decided to fight over the plastic shark!

Mine would have to be a Zero "Homie" G roll because of floatage. That's my favorite part of Medusa besides the first drop.

I forgot to add The Grizzly @ PGA. Last time I rode it, the lift felt wobbly. Last time @ PGA, waiting for my deathride on Dropzone, I watched planks shaking looking like they were ready to come loose as the train went by. Grizzly is just a slow shaky coaster.

I can't complain about bay area weather though. I'm glad we don't hit the extremes like how other areas are. Yes though, I'd admit that this rain is weird because on one side of the hill (Castro Valley area) was all wet like here and the other side (Pleasanton, Dublin area) were all dry as though rain never hit.

Um..not just SoCal. It's been wet in NorCal too. That's part of the reason why some idiot driver slid and rear-ended me this morning. Now, I'm feeling a little sore from the hit. Angry "Stupid rain...and drivers!" Gumball

Right now, probably one of my recent NL tracks I was tinkering with and some of my RCT tracks, otherwise, I'm not quite sure. Some of these old coasters *cough*Giant Dipper*cough* are actually well maintained right down to fresh paint. By the looks of TPR's Manhurttin' Express, that thing looks like it would derail due to jerkyness.

I have several fav games/sims. Fav GC game: Super Smash Bros Melee (I'll kick anyone's arse on it) Super Monkey Ball 2 (Excellent party game!) Capcom Vs SNK 2 (Yay! No wasting quarters anymore!) Fav Pooter Game: RCT series up to 3, No Limits (Ok...it's not a game) Fav NES Game: Mario Bros 3 (Instant classic there) Fav SNES Game: Super Metroid Fav GB/A Game: Super Monkey Ball Jr (This game's actually 3d!) Metroid series (Zero Mission, Fusion) and Mario Land 2: six golden coins. Lastly, fav Atari 2600 game: River Raid, KaBoom!...We still have tons of games I can't even remember what we have anymore.

Some idiot rear-ended me earlier today as I go to slow down for a yellow light. Suddenly I hear some slidage followed by a thump and a jolt...Atleast my car didn't get messed up like how his did...not even a dent! Neither was I at fault or injured.

Let's see...In my cd player there is: Circuitry Dust Oxygen Optics and of course, no cd. In my cd case, there's the RCT series, a backup NL cd with some old tracks, and various other games Otherwise, I stick with my iPod as it stores all my music.

Well, what are your thoughts?

LOL...a steel sculpture, rusting away. Something needs to be done with flashback.

Giant Dipper is an excellent ride, one of the best woodies in the area with many pops of air toward the end along with some headchoppers Hurricane felt like one of those carnival coasters, yet it's still a fun ride. Top Gun...hmmm...Haven't rode it believe it or not. Last time I went to PGA was 4 years ago, was all ready to ride topgun but my friends didn't want to wait for it as it was a 2 hour+ line Demon also hasn't been ridden due to long lines. Almost was going to ride Vortex when I was 11 but I was too short by 2 inches (and scared). The line was actually shorter too! Haven't been to bonfante yet

I didn't even catch onto that! *Goes to watch those 2 scenes* How old was that footage anyway?

Soul Calibur II...awesome game! I have it for gamecube (and of course, I use link) and we set it to invincibility so we can try to knock eachother off the edges. Anyway last game I played was Metal Slug. Oh, to answer your questions, yes it has all those. Small World hardcore remix is my fav to do.

Even the sound of a wooden floorless sounds cool. There would be foot choppers everywhere.

Black shoes White socks white undies blue jeans blue Vertical Velocity t shirt

Welcome to the site! It's pretty 'down to earth' here so enjoy!

DDR Disney Mix for PS1...Just because it's Disney doesn't mean it's got challenging songs...

Ah yes..the memories...My cousin and I were around 5 years old at the time playing with hotwheels cars on our picket fence pretending that was the bay bridge and cars were falling off. Next thing I remember, my cousin and I were dragged into the house and were told to stay under the table. My initial thought was "WTF?? What's going on?" I later found out it was an earthquake and found out what exactly earth quakes are. After that, I saw the horrifying pix of the bay bridge upper deck Kinda like that...That whole earthquake experience was scary.

add the fine print onto it, saying: This ride was designed for women or for men who don't have any future plans of having children...you have been warned. My cousin did that on Riddler's Revenge. It was basically a floorless for him. He said it was quite painful as he learned to sing soprano. Another design I wouldn't see would probably be a Strata inverted standup floorless woodie terrain coaster...that would be a sweet (well really painful) combo.

Other than locals, I hardly hear anything about the classic Giant Dippper @ SCBB. That thing isn't the tallest or the fastest but it is one of the best coasters I've ridden. It is very well taken care of right down to the paint. It has plenty of good pops of air and hardly any banking for some good laterals.