ChrisFL

Age: <----Can't you read? Middle Name: Allen or is it Alan, can't remember right now, I had it wrong for a while (jk) Pet Peeve: grammar errors, especially common ones, like people saying "looser" instead of "loser" Color of your bathroom: white Best Movie of ALL time: Lord of the Rings: Return of the King Best Song of ALL time: Bittersweet Symphony Best TV Shows: Daily Show, Monster Garage, Pimp My Ride Favorite Band/Artist: Linkin Park Favorite Ride at Disney Parks: Tower of Terror Yummiest Ice Cream: Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough If you could eat lunch with one person, who would it be: Jessica Alba (and dinner, and breakfast ) Morning Person or Night Person: Night, no question Pets: cat, Shadow (actually my parent's cat but I helped raise him) Favorite Color: Silver Where you would go for fun (not an amusement park): Car Show Coke or Pepsi: Root Beer Opinion about Peanut Butter and Jelly: Great on their own, but not together Best Vacation Spot: Orlando Cook or Go Out: Go Out Beach, Desert, or Mountains: Beach

1984 Mazda GLC hatchback LX, bought it for $700 with 130,000 miles on it. Put another 20,000 miles on it and it never died, just smoked a lot at every stoplight. Second car was my favorite, wish I had it back, 1993 Toyota MR2, pure mid-engined fun, non-turbo, but still a heck of a blast. I used to autocross it at Lockheed Martin in Orlando until I sold it. Current car, 1999 Lexus GS300, nice, posh, quiet and nothing like I want in a car, so I'm going to probably trade it in for a Honda S2000. I just realized that I love sports cars

On the other hand, if you go, try the "Smart Watermelon". Me, and several friends believe this could possibly be the best soda on earth

GT4, 25% done with it, just won a LeMans car to play with...

I've been on Kraken at Sea World, and while it is a decent coaster, I never understood the great advantage of it being floorless, as far as ride excitement, and yes i've been in the front row. Inverteds are different because there REALLY is nothing below you, but you've still got coaster train and tracks under you on a floorless. For those who have been on them, did it make the coaster more enjoyable?

It's called "survival of the fittest"

First place: MYTHOS Second Place: Crown Colony House at BGT, their fried chicken dinner is incredible

That isn't anything new, the same thing happened to me at Kumba at least 4 years ago

Any show with Rachael Ray in it, even if she's a lot older than me, she's still hot. That FHM shoot was strange though, what happened to regular sexy outfits?

Acutally Universal did, which is why they built those big walls behind Dueling Dragons

I agree with that too, I may be new here, but Ive been a member of some automobile related message boards for a long time and most of them operate very well and don't tolerate that either. I just thought I'd point out something ironic and hoped it wouldn't upset anyone. I don't know you all, but seeing a lot of your site, you seem like really cool people

I received your email update today and thought this was funny: Remeber, typos happen to the best of us

If you observe the map pics, there is a lot of room between Lost Continent and JP, and between JP and Toon Lagoon. Since they are pretty much between, I believe that they could theme these parts to any of those 3 lands. In other words, we may not necessarily see just some new JP attractions

Some of this is obvious, but ..... For me it's the fact that we have many incredible structures, millions of dollars spent on them, and they are made for entirely one purpose...for people to have fun. It moves people from one place...back to the same exact place, a few minutes later. It makes no "progress" whatsoever. When you have competitions like Ohio and SoCal to come up with the best coasters year after year, to the point where the amount is becoming insane, that is cool. You can now spend 3 days in Ohio and ride nearly 30 rollercoasters if I'm correct (I haven't gotten up there yet, unfortunately) Rollercoasters are the safe adrenaline rush for people who don't necessarily want to do skydiving, aerobatic plane flying or race car driving.

You have to make it like this one!!

Or have they in the past few years? I've only been on one...the Big Bad Wolf at BGW, but I thought it was very cool. If they added the open air of an inverted, it would be even better. Any idea why the building of them was so short-lived?

Busch Gardens Tampa: Bumper Cars They used to be fun, now waiting in line for Kumba is more thrilling

Although I don't make coaster videos, I always wanted to see Hulk at IOA set to the Reanimation remix of Linkin Park's "With You".

Mission: Space, and here's why I am a coaster freak, and have been on a few launched coasters, but the sustained g-forces on M:S is even a bit hard for me to take. Since you have those g-forces through most of the ride, they can't actually make it a decent length because everyone would need those complimentary barf bags. They give you controls and if you don't use them it does it automatically anyway, the plot....well there is no plot, you go through sleep, through asteriods and crash land on mars. The only redeeming quality is that it's hosted by Gary Sinise who is cool, but still not a real astronaut. The Epcot rides I don't mind, probably because i grew up with them. The Mexico and Norway rides were interesting when they first opened. People are just spoiled now. As far as Its a Small World, well, it can get annoying, even for kids. Some kids love it, many kids don't, from what I've seen

***First time poster...Hi Guys! I don't think Gwazi is that bad, and for the same company, Wildcat at Hersehy is MUCH worse. The first time I went on it was severely painful. A few years later I decided to try it again, to see if somehow it would be better.....it wasn't. I'd rather ride the old Comet at Hersheypark all day than go on Wildcat again. I rode the high roller on the Stratosphere....also hate it. Creaking and roughness scared the crap outta me and there's not much "fun" about it.