RCFreak

I got mine! I Sam and Fuzzy.

I've known younger that were fine, and older that were terrified. It depends on the kid and you. I say try it, if he doesn't like it, then don't go again. If he can handle the bumpiness of Matterhorn then I'm sure he can survive Indy.

Nice vid, the ride actually looks like a lot of fun. Seems like it would be perfect for smaller Family Entertainment Centers looking for a new "family thrill."

Space Mountain Disneyland

Rene Alvey sounds really good with a soft "r" (almost rolling it) and makes a great middle name too. Congarts by the way, can't wait to meet her next year. Babies are so cute.

My real name gets 382 images. Guess it's a good thing to share the name of a "famous" wrestler? My screen name got 16.

Jack Rabbit Kennywood (1921)

At $350 per person with a minimum of four people per group I don't think the "Millennium Package" is worth it unless you only have one day and it happens to be the week of July 4. Just go at least two days and you're set. I have a friend that has set out a few times (and succeeded) at riding every ride he was allowed (Adults can ride all the rides without children in Camp Snoopy except for Snoopy Bounce, and Red Baron) in one day.

Why should we do that? Then we wouldn't fit the bill of ACErs on the internet! I'm just kidding, I'm not on the internet. but I'm not really in ACE...

Dr. Suess is my hero Damn I was bored. "How bored," you ask yourself? Bored enough to read all 106 pages... very intresting and very civil. I love (the/you) guys.

Raptor Hardly has a line near closing. Mean Streak hardly ever has a line. MF is better at night. Mantis also loses it's line toward the end of the night. Wicked twister also loses a lot of it's line at night. Magnum's line usually isn't that bad. Iron Dragon also has little wait times most of the time. Wildcat has ridiculously long lines. Cedar Creek Mine Ride usually doesn't have lines at the end of the night (hmmm I sense a theme...) Corkscrew's usually pretty quick. Toward the end of may (before memorial day weekend) during the week would probably be your best bet. A lot of schools take trips, but they clear out a few hours before the park closes so the wait times drop significantly.

both oh so very close, I have a feeling that you guys got a clue from somewhere. adn welcome out Calaway Park

http://www.moving.com/Find_A_Place/Relosmart/rs.asp is great if you (general) moving to a completely different area then where you're currently at. It's a calculator that'll give you some rough estimates of different cots. http://www.gasbuddy.com/ to get a feel of what gas is like in different areas of the country. and there are many sites to see about cost of different apartments and houses. (craigslist.org, rent.com, etc...)

damn, I'd hate to be Merlin Feistner right now.

hmmmm I'll let you all guess!

Nope, haven't played it, but the video in the link was more then enough to make me laugh hysterically. Damn Rockstar pushes every limit don't they.

This is a beach in New Castle, Australia. It's one of my pics from my trip this year.

Awesome job Wes! I know it's really tough to loe weight, but it feels so good when you do. Keep up the hard work!

This game is totally gay

I might try and go that Friday, not sure yet. *hugs his Premium AP that is MORE then paid for by now*

Very nice pictures, makes me sad to not be there anymore and almost makes me wish I went back this year. but hey, I'm still wearing shorts and my parks aren't closed for the season.

La Reve at the Wynn is not Cirque, but it is created by Franco Dragone, who basically created most of the Cirque shows untill 1998 . He also created Celine Dion's show at Caesars Palace. /geek I've seen O live and have a few of the different CD's and a few DVDs of the toruing shows. I can't wait until I get to see my next show, which I'm hoping will be a few vegas one's in feb.

Gotta go with Sonic. We had a Sega Genesis in the house (The neighbors had the NES and SNES, so SOnic is what I had more of. Plus the music kicked ass.

Grave of the Fireflies can be bought through Central park media. Or My local target actually has a huge selection of Anime and they actually sell a few Studio Ghibli films. My Neighbor Totoro is Hayao Miyazaki and was released in the US through Fox. I have three so far. Spirited Away, Castle in the Sky, and My Neighbor Totoro. Eventually, I'll get more of them, it just comes down to money and availability. I'm hoping to see Howl's Moving Castle this summer in a theatre.

Awww man, those are freakin' addicting!