Golfie

Man... another wanted credit down the drain. I really wanted to ride this one!

^^^^ ...that wasn't meant to be rude; however, it was a pathetic attempt to make a funny.

umm... Is Elissa Pregnant?!??

The laterals went into the yellow (around 1.5?) between the two corkscrews. IMO, the coaster went WAY too slow. Perhaps make the first hill larger or the others smaller. Also, the transition out of the turn before the brake run is very jerky. The layout and variety of elements was fun, though.

Ejenaika

BEST. DROP. EVER.

The building with the boob^4 roof is where my sister graduated (U.S. Cellular Arena). That round thing on top of the white building is the spinning restaurant at the Hyatt. The tall brown, white, and grey building in the upper left is the Milwaukee Center and, in my opinion, the coolest one there (besides the art museum! [not in this picture])

Holy... yum.

TOTALLY LAME! I was hoping more for something like... this.

Faith comes by means of self-discovery - not threats and scares. Hell-Houses are pieces of bulls***.

I hate everyone who has the EE credit. I want it so badly, but I guess a drive from Tampa to Orlando for a soft-preview of the ride was out of the question.

I'm interested to see how you go about laying down the track pieces. PLEASE do go on!

On my four-day weekend, our family decided to take a visit to the newly-built Pier Milwaukee - the new destination for Discovery World (previously at the Milwaukee Museum). Because the place only opened on September 30, Pier Milwaukee is only 60% completed. This was a bit of a let down, as there was a LOT of dirt and mess inside with construction going on almost everywhere. I brought my handy 5 MegaPixel camera for your enjoyment. Get ready for some SERIOUS scientific-geeky awesome junk. Oh yeah, there are some pictures of fish, too. Awesome bendable light-up wallpaper stuff. I think it's called "cell-something". Thanks for reading the TR! I hope you enjoyed the tour of the new "Pier Milwaukee". Here's something to think about - each of those pixels are spaced about 4 cm apart. The size of each one is probably 2mm x 2mm. None of the pixels are grouped together. Cool, huh? See? Sketches and plans! "Electric Jungle" wasn't quite finished, so for now they are showcasing possible exhibits. These included organic cars, sketches and plans for the finished "Electric Jungle" and many other things... Sweet... palm trees - they're metal and polyester. I love it. EXACTLY what this one does. Except this one is much cooler because it's shiny and has over 100 LED spotlights shining on it. There was an AMAZING sculpture called the "Double Helix Sculpture"... whatever that is supposed to mean. Remember those plastic spheres that collapse and expand? What was running through my mind? "Oh dear Lord, PLEASE DO NOT LET ME FALL THROUGH!" Robb's waterfall made Kathryn VERY happy. These are Robb's friends. This breed of fish has a name, but let's just call him "Robb". Time for the aquarium! I must say, I was REALLY disappointed with the size of the entire thing. The fish inside were only native fish (yay, boring lake bass!), and the aquarium literally took about 2 minutes to walk through. This thing is a BEAST! Ever wanted to fulfill your dream of sailing the seven seas? Think again. Here is the REALLY cool ship! It is literally FLOATING on the second story of the building. Behind the large atrium is a neat looking "learning deck" which has stadium-style seating and a stage. Here is an obligatory shot of the construction going on beneath the 100-foot ship on the second story. This multi-level sculpture will feature all of the great lakes and teach about agriculture (from what I remember reading). Awesome wave-machine thing. One of the few newly-created things for Discovery World. The day started out VERY gray and ugly, but turned into a great, sunny day. Too bad it stank like crap while outside. The main hall is created to look like a boardwalk; in fact, slide back the glass walls and it IS a boardwalk! We arrive! Because we had TWO entertainment book cupons, our family split up in order to use both. Sneaky, eh?

Orbit

^Thanks. I'm really dissappointed. I was looking for the picture of Joseph about to attack a plate of mostachole, but I can't find it.

Is there enough clearance on that helix?

I don't know much abound Infrasound, but I do know that low frequencies can be VERY dangerous. Effects can range anywhere from ruptured ear drums and nausea to death. Just be careful when experimenting and make sure you have enough knowledge to operate the equipment safely.

Soren: OH- ja Robb, mag ich Sie sehr viel so. Ja in der Tat. Robb: I don't know what he just said... but it sounds good to me! Elissa: OMG! SOREN IS PERFORMING HIS RITUAL!

Joseph... the animators are watching you in your sleep... BTW, on the whole boob^4 thing, he got rid of them in exchange for those snazzy badges. I know, sad - huh?

Guy - You were doing a VERY dangerous thing. Sitting on a lawn chair with a certain someone? Let's just call him programmer, eh? Programmer is very dangerous. At times he is known to create new words and shout them at you. Do not go near programmer. Programmer is mean.

Superman: Ultimate Flight's ending sucks. The ride should just end after the pretzel loop. Oh wait! Then it wouldn't be long enough HAHA! Viper's ending is pretty neat... well... two years ago it was. Now the train goes through the final turn MEGA slow.

LOL! Who is the skilled artist that made that "Joe" sign?!?? The details are... well... BREATHTAKING! Not that... I would know.

^I know. I always put a pre-drop, but for some odd reason I didn't for this one. By the time I realized it was missing, it was too late - I'd rather not risk the coaster.

This is what a "Nurses Office" is for. Retard sue-happy Americans.

We Count as Thee Credits - Ride Us.