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The park looks awesome so far! I demand a Hawk POV!

The first "official" coaster posted by Messy Desk Coaster is a wooden coaster called "Stairway To The Clouds". Right now I have no pictures or stats, but that'll change soon. I'll have both statistics and pictures from RCT2 and RCT3. Excitement: About 8.5 Intensity: About 9.5 Price to build: $40,000 Stairway To The Clouds.zip It's an awesome coaster!

OK, there's this awesome tool called "Google" that works wonders. And please don't topic bump here. This isn't a chat room; people won't respond instantly.

No. I have NO idea whatsoever what a "gimic" is. Do you know what a "gimic" is?

OK, this wasn't last night, but about five years ago I had a dream that I went to Cedar Point and rode Magnum, but on the hill that gave me whiplash when I actually did ride it last year (the one with the curving drop to the left), I jumped off, went to the nurse's office at my school, puked, and then was told that I set a world record for the coaster jump.

I posted those at GAP? But yeah, it's him the cracka-ass-cracka.

I've always wanted to ride Apollo's Chariot, thanks for teasing me some more.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Nice one, can I use it?

Old, but I *just* found out that DisneyQuest is closing in 2008. Now what the hell?

I say go. What's better than Cirque Du Soleil combined with nudity?

Whoa, we haven't even see any real coasters yet and I'm extremely excited!

Me and a bunch of kids at my camp the day that the baseball field was named after the old guy in the picture. Merl Norcross. He's easily the coolest guy ever. He's awesome at baseball, tells us great stories, doesn't care if we curse, and doesn't care if we get into fights! One time, I got into three fistfights in three days (I didn't start them!) and he was all like "This is just how teenagers release their anger". No one got in trouble! But yeah, I'm wearing the Texas Rangers cap. My arch nemesis, Josh Fayer, is to the left (the curly hair). The kid in the green shirt, Ben Meisel, is one of my really good friends. Anyway, I hit a home run that day.

I've only seen La Nouba, but I really want to see O, Mystere, Ka, Quidam, Dralion, and now Love. I've heard Varekai is good, too, but I don't really have any interest in seeing it. And who could forget Zumanity?

http://myspace.com/grand_slam It's on private, though.

No matter what its official name is, I'm still calling it Sylvester McMonkey McBean. If only this was open when I went in May. Maybe lines would have been shorter and more rides would have opened.

I'd say El Toro. Do you really need to ride an erection? Heh heh. Seriously, which one do you think would be more fun for you? Sure, Kingda Ka is the tallest and fastest, but I'd definitely prefer riding El Toro over Kingda Ka. Unless you want to brag to all of your friends about how you rode the record-breaker.

Man, you look a lot older than I pictured you. *sighs* Looks like you had fun riding at least three coasters that were closed/non-existant when I went to SFMM. Bastard.

Millennium Force does pull a load of G's when it levels out. Maybe it was just the shakiness of moving at 93 miles per hour, but I could've sworn that my eyelids were being pulled down due to the G-forces. I've never been on a Boomerang, but I'd guess that the most intense G-forces would be on the cobra roll. On my first Hulk ride I grayed out on the cobra roll, and my friend Ezra did on his first Hulk ride also.

EXCELSIOR! At least Boca is out of that cone of death, but if Alberto stays to the southern part of the cone we might get some feeder bands.

If you liked the Microsoft iPod, you'll enjoy the iPod Flea.

-Fast typer -EXTREMELY fast talker here -I ran a 400 meter in 1 flat. ONE time. -I play alto and tenor saxes. -I'm an extremely good transliterator. Right now, I have the guitar and vocal parts for Green Day's "She's A Rebel" completely done, guitar and vocal parts for Sum 41's "In Too Deep" completely dune, lead guitar part for JerryC's "Canon Rock", and many other random riffs (intro to 99 Red Balloons, intro and solo in American Idiot, intro to Fat Lip, intro, verse, and chorus to River Below).

Oh man that's classic.

Dude, did you not know that all yearbook photographers are dyslexic?

Sorry Wes, I don't swing that way.

The link.