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^I was wondering the same thing. How could somebody named Jizzman not love everyone though?

So... more trash cans?

^^Congrats! It only gets easier as you tell more people.

I would say my favorite commercials are for Marineland. They've had the same jingle for as long as I can remember and it's catchy. The classic commercial that I believe is still on the air: Their slightly more modern Sky Screamer commercial:

Another vote for Manhattan Express. The only coaster I would never consider riding again.

^It looks like a Fabbri Booster in the background.

Mine was also Viper, although it's not my favorite.

That flyer looks amazing... I've never really wanted to go to China until now.

^I'd buy one.

I just saw the Social Network as well and I liked it. The movie does make Mark Zuckerberg look like a giant douche though. "I'm the CEO, bitch."

Neverland Ranch. Why isn't OCD rearranged to be in alphabetical order?

^Jeff Dunham is hilarious! Terry Fator is pretty good too.

^It makes Six Flags parking look like a bargain.

You forgot to watermark your masterpiece. I fixed it for you.

^Win. I wasn't going to get tangled up in this thread but that watermark is perfect.

I've never been to MFI before, but this seems to make the park worth the 2½ hour drive. Now if only we could get more crazy European fair rides into the States.

Cheetaka. Somebody had to.

I would probably buy the volumes I haven't already seen, which I think would be two or three of them. $20 seems like a fair price too. I also primarily watch movies through my Apple TV and HD downloads would be awesome!

Does North Korea have chiropractors?

Cheetah Hunt is looking incredible. I didn't think much of it when it was announced but it definitely looks like it has top-ten potential.

^I'm dying to go to WCB, but I have to figure out how make it work with school and my job. We'll see though.

I wonder if the fake Vekomas are smoother than the genuine coasters? Doesn't seem like it would be hard.

^I think it's amazing how people try to use religious texts to justify antiquated laws. I view it as being similar to speed limits. In the early 1900s, the speed limit in Connecticut was 12MPH. With the exception of parking lots and driveways, I don't think you'll find a speed limit that low today. Although religious texts don't change, society does and public policies need to keep up.

I have an iPhone 4. I love it, especially the camera. Well that and the "Words with Friends" app.

^^That's a really good perspective. It would be nice if more people were as sensible and understanding.