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Great photos! Nice TR. I loved seeing all of the photos of Maverick - so glad that next year will be my first trip there.

I'm almost feeling guilty about being so happy about the CP 2007 coaster NOT being an aquatrax!

^^The Opposing corkscrews were only made because of space issues - I wanted to keep the coaster in a small footprint of land.

I first got one at K-Mart (The Oval-shaped kind with the yellow tank cap) when that one broke, I got a $45 one from Halloween Express called "The Fog Machine" it only takes about a minute to warm up and shoots out a LOT of smoke on one heat-up. The entire body is metal and it includes a nice fog-juice gauge on the back.

LOL!!!!!!!!!

I'm having a Halloween party - and everyone who was invited can come!

I was watching "Camp Lazlo" on Cartoon Network, and there was a character that looked exactly like Joe. Check it out: Need I say more?

^I have a smoke machine that was damaged last winter (I've gone through two of them by cause of weather), but I can probably just open it up and sauter the snapped wires. I guess I should really stop leaving it in the garage during winter.

ude: That's an awesome idea - probably the cheapest idea I've found so far. Plywood wouldn't be as great to use because of cost. Cameron - The cubicle idea would be cool, but I don't have any place that I could get some. Thanks for all of the ideas!

Yup! Elissa and I are having some awesome pasta tonight thanks to you Joe! Why dont you come out here and make it for us! -Ryan Ahh, I see - gettin' that whole marriage thing off to a head start by having a romantic Italian dinner with Elissa? Smooth.

^LOL, dork Only cool people use prego. I made pasta two nights ago for my sisters (why? I have no idea) along with some peas, stuffing, and something else that I can't remember... it was tasty.

I've been planning a small haunted house walk-through to make in my garage to set up next year (hopefully). I have a few questions about the whole thing and tips to make it better and more cost-effective. 1. I need to seperate the room into small walkways and halls, what can I use to divide the room? 2. Are there any tips to making some REALLY scary effects? 3. Share some of your experiences with haunted house walk-throughs; what was it like to create it? Thanks! Andrew C.

I really don't like that color scheme. I have yet to be amazed with the layout. Sound familiar?

^Yeah... isn't that what arrow/vekomas are like in real life?

Five percent wouldn't even be enough to buy a bobbin of thread from wal-mart.

Now children, Tacoking is what we in society like to call "hard core". Stay away from him on the release day of any console, this is to avoid any routiness and/or mild to severe confusion caused by his slurred speech and.. eh... pocket... protector? All in good fun, taco.

I think that I can imply my own definition to the word just by reading this thread -.-;

Oh great, all of the LOST fans are going to be buying customized ones complete with hatch that says "Quarentine" on it.

^Could you be a bit more specific?

^Geeze! How small is that little passage? It looks like you'd have to be a mechanic's wrench to barely fit in there.

Okay, yeah - this is why I'm deathly afraid to ride these things!

Lol at the whole entire "roll" joke series. SFGAdv looks like such a fun park - I wish I could go there some time. Were you with anyone else besides Bret?

"I can see my sig from up here!" Another PC user - welcome to the tiny club. We live in a minority, mate. Live the minority strong. Live it strong. BTW, kudos on having a TON of logitech stuff - I just got this new "invisible optics" mouse that doesn't need to use a laser. It kills the crap out of any other mouse I've ever driven. (lol, driven. Hah.)

I read up to book 4 or 5 when I was in South Dakota... I can't remember exactly how far I got. What I DO remember; however, is that I loved the series. I just can't get myself motivated to start reading Lemony's books again. (If you know me, you know that I am not fond of reading fictional books)