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All that would do is drown the riders. Andrew "SPLESCH THEM ON THEIR BACKS!" C.

My first thought was Raging Bull at SFGAm, but since all there is around SFGAm is ugly factories, it's not that great of a view from up top. American Eagle, however, is awesome. When you look down the helix, all of the wooden supports look beautiful. Andrew "Yay for woodies!" C.

Why do you keep saying our house smells funny? BeCAUSE!!! When I got my T-Shirt, DVD, and pen, they all smelled funny. Since the last place they were was your house, they probably smell the way your house did... So therefore, your house smells funny. In a good, fresh sorta way. Andrew "I'll stop now" C.

Woah... the Alveys have a pretty sweet house. I wish I could'a gone. What did you do with all the 13-year olds? Lock them in the closet? I see none there. Andrew "Pretty sweet house smells FUNNNY!" C.

If they discontinue all of their rides, I'll die. I can barely stand Revvy at SFGAm down! Andrew "I WANT MY DISCS!" C.

Lol... womb raider... They have some good rides there! Is Vortex a junior Vekoma? It looks like one... Andrew " " C.

But I like it when the eyeballs pop out! Andrew "Too lazy to bother" C.

WTF?!?? Andrew "I'd love to have some of what you're on" C.

*sorry for double post* REVIEW: First of all, I'd like to say that how you organized the films was really neat. It went from snowing, to Christmas (at ground zero!), to New Year's. I also liked how you set up the menu screens. DVD 1: This DVD had GREAT footage of the parks and gave me a pretty good idea of what they were like. There were some nice songs, along with some quirky and outdated ones, but all of them fit well with the footage. You guys really know how to balance coasters with a bit of guaranteed TPR craziness. I especially liked seeing what you all did at SFGAm, since that's my home park. The DVD made me laugh and smile all the way through! BTW, I will go on the Japan trip JUST to watch Japanese TV It's so screwed up!!! DVD 2: I liked how this DVD had basically all POV's. Despite my DVD being scratched for Hades (which I could care less about, since I've already seen it), the rest had great editing and footage. I'm always impressed with how you Alveys can film POVs. I also thought it was neat to see the Flamingo Land installation of their giant SLC (DVD/Name of Coaster?). Overall, I thought that this was an AWESOME DVD! Great editing along with some awesome footage of coasters and Japanese TV (lol) made this a worthwhile investment. Thanks again, Alveys! Andrew "Dog humping races?!??" C.

^ But you have to admit, their house smells funny... OHHH SWEET I GOT A TPR PEN!!! It smells funny, too. Andrew "..." C.

Just sent out my stealth spies to watch over your apartment. I got a package from you today... I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE!!! Andrew "Have fun!" C.

Obviously you didn't see in the article where it said the girl had a history of heart trouble. People with a "history" of any medical condition do indeed know about it. That's how a history is established. An example from my own family. My mother was a big coaster fan until she had neck surgery a few years back. She has titanium pins in her neck now, and although her neck is structurally stronger than before her surgery (even stronger than in its natural state), she really doesn't ride much anymore, if at all. Why? Because she pays enough attention to her own health to know that there's the chance, however slight, that something could go wrong. The point? She knows the condition exists, just like in this case. This is a truly sad situation, but in most of the other cases this year, those conditions were unknown. Unfortunately in this case, it seems (at least according to the article) that the condition was known and ignored. I tend to skim sometimes... but in most cases, that's what the problem is. I don't feel as sorry for the family, then. Andrew "The signs are there for a reason!" C.

Wow... waiting in line usually calms me down. Seeing the coaster go by a few times makes it less scary... unless you're in the station for V2... that's a whole other story. Anyways, the height and/or waiting for the coaster to launch is very intense. Andrew "Clear for launch. Goodbye." C.

*cough* still waiting for a SFMM poster... PM me *cough*

^ I just use Adobe Photoshop. A small thing can take from one to three hours. Some other things I will work on over the course of a few days. Andrew "Very time consuming!" C.

Woohoo! I just opened up my package from the Alveys. One TPR T-Shirt and coaster expedition 7. I'll post my review after watching it... over... and over... and over again. Andrew "My T-Shirt smells funny" C.

BOG OFF! SHE'S MINE!!! Andrew "Need those spanish credits!" C.

Usually, people don't know about heart conditions until something happens.

Whooops... didn't notice. Sorry. Andrew "Damn computer!" C.

15 g's at the bottom of the first hill = dead right away. Andrew "MY SPINE!!!" C.

I don't need any help with the website. I've been making them for 3 years now. www.geocities.com/habbonook ^my best site. No one helped me. Andrew "I know HTML, thanks!" C.

Here it is! Robb, Elissa, Derek, Nicole, and Dan. p.s. I don't know why I made Elissa's hair reddish-brown Alvey.txt Save it to My Documents\RCT3\Peeps

Watch your laterals. Andrew "MY SPINE!!!" C.

There are about six or seven places that you REALLY need to fix your lateral or vertical g's. Ride it and watch for the yellow and red laterals and the red verticals. Also, make your lift straight. Click on the middle section of the lift and press "i" to straighten it out. Andrew C.

I made the first POTC:DMC ride looks awesome, though. Andrew "I want to have mad NL skills, too!" C. POTC2logflume.dat