texasgiantrules

this was the last topic on the last page, so i thought id bring it up for fun

Vekoma cooties. How many lift hills are there in the great state of Floriforyorksylvanio?

conjoined to equal two words:wowyouguysare and abunchoffanboys. Robb then bought a billboard near Walt Disney World and put those two words and his phone number on the billboard. Much to his amazement, he recieved a phone call from......

who told you they hired 1200 new employees?

WOW! I really wish I had found this thread earlier. This article is very depressing as I will be visiting Six Flags in August. My parents visited it in the 80's and they said it had great family appeal then so I was exited to go with my mom but after reading this thread I'm not sure I even want to make the trip. To comment on other people's posts: A. Someone has already said this but historical value doesn't really mean anything if the historical stuff doesn't generate profit. If it did,we would still have Russian ice slides. And to correct some people-Revolution was not the first inversion-it was the first vertical loop but the first inversion was Corkscrew at Knotts Berry Farm-the ride is now located at Silverwood in Idaho. B. I don't think SF should sell Magic Mountain. Six Flags has already gone too far to make MM a teen-friendly park...some might say it's a bad thing but it HAS brought 3 million paeople-per-year to the park. I do agree that they could spend some time beautifying the park and getting the staff in line and definitely adding more security. Other than, that keep marketing it to teens! If MM doesn't fit in with the family theme, then take off the Six Flags label, take out the parades and characters, and quietly manage it. If people can't tell that it's a Six Flags park, you can keep entirely different from the rest of the chain and still gain profits. It's kind of like the Bonfante Gardens-former Paramount situation. I never knew that Paramount owned Bonfante(which I will also be visiting in August)! The reason is, Bonfante appeals to a different crowd than the rest of the chain but the crowds that go to Bonfante still made profits for Paramount. Well now that I've had my say, I'll probably silently keep wacthing this topic and wait for the outcome(you can't know what will happen until it is CONFIRMED) Sorry if I made any errors in that-I tried to keep it as intellegent-sounding as possible for a 13-year-old.

i thought gwen stefani/black eyed peas was pretty crappy but I LOVED green day in august '05

I've heard Knoebel's is excellent but out of what I've had I'd have to say Rocket Rodd's is the best followed by Colonel's Pizza at Six Flags over Texas(the second is crap but those are the only two I've ever had)

if you live in dallas/fort worth-jim adler:the texas hammer or rodeo ford with the creepy guy. if you don't-the depression commercials make me depressed but the best commercials-super bowl commercials or EmeraldNuts

http://rcdb.com/ig969.htm?picture=13

Sandy Lake Amusement Park-ugh......worst smell ever-didnt feel safe buying food and the tickets were too expensive and the dark ride was unthemed and the paths arent paved and the crappy tilt a whirl lasts 11 minutes....aargh

^is wrong vis confused

not in high school but i will when i get there.... do you own a Hummer?

1.San Francisco,California-specific locations would be Fisherman's Wharf,Pier 39,Union Square,China Town,The Japan Center,Financial District,Ghiradelli Square,The Presidio,Golden Gate Park,Palace of Fine Arts,The Marina 2.Yosemite National Park,California-OMFG! Most beautiful natural place in the world! 3.Seattle,Washington-LOVE the fish market and the space needle 4.Vancouver,British Columbia-I fell immediately in love with Canada on sight of this city. 5.Jasper,Alberta-OMG go to Bear Paw's Bakery and the Jasper Tramway! 6.Lake Louise,Alberta-beautiful hotel 7.San Antonio,Texas-fell in love with the Riverwalk,Alamo,and Rivercenter 8.Portland,Oregon-so many trees! 9.Nashville,Tennessee-LOVE the opryland! 10.Laughlin,Nevada-a mini-Las Vegas without the overcrowdedness and the hustle and bustle but WITH the Colorado River 11.Durham,North Carolina-Duke University looks like Hogwarts 12.Solvang,California-love the heritage 13.Bloomington,Minnesota-biggest mall in the U.S.-and a nice mall at that 14.Edmonton,Alberta-biggest mall in the WORLD-not a nice mall though 15.Morro Bay,California-Morro rock is very pretty but the power plant sort of ruins the effect 16.Monterey,California-fell in love with Cannery Row 17.Flagstaff,Arizona-running down the streets with a light snow 18.Fort Worth,Texas-Stockyards Cattle Pen Maze is really fun 19.Santa Barbara,California-nice zoo and beautiful beach 20.last but not least-Point Reyes Station-Olema-Inverness,California-The Point Reyes National Seashore is my favorite beach in the world! Eat at Tomales Bay Foods at Point Reyes Station

(Peter is reading a book) Peter:Hey Lois,what does that say? Lois:Evil Peter:And that word right there? Lois:Knievel Peter:And this one? Lois:was Peter:And how about that one? Lois:born Peter:I see...and what about the one right there? Lois:in Peter:What about this one? Lois:Montana Peter:Hmm.....Hey,Lois did you know that Evil Knievel was born in Montana?

the amazing race(they went to fujikyu last season),SNL, survivor, csi,24,trl,mtv hits,travel channel top 10s,trading spaces,lost,desperate housewives, family guy,full house, america's funniest home videos, and whose line is it anyway?

wow! its so fun to read the debates on here! but i really cant fathom why anyone would fight over THEIR favorite coaster i mean come on...everyone likes something different. personally,i like dont like allot of pure speed. I like airtime,quick turns, and theming. With my minimal riding list(about 60 coasters) here's my top ten: 1.California Screamin' 2.Texas Giant 3.Viper(now defunct SFAW) 4.Roar(SFMW) 5.Mindbender(Galaxyland) 6.Road Runner Express(SFFT) 7.La Vibora(SFOT) 8.BTMR(Disneyland) 9.Matterhorn Bobsleds 10.BTMR(WDW) i know it looks pathetic,but everyone likes coasters fo a different element

randomnizzle fo randomshizzle at 11 Central!

I have two: http://rcdb.com/ig372.htm?picture=3 and http://rcdb.com/ig134.htm?picture=2

my favorite water slide would have have to be the green extreme at NRH20 in North Richland Hills,Texas. It's the biggest watercoaster in the world but nobody knows about it because its stuck in a crappy park. Yes, it's taller than Master Blaster.

only been on one:ultra twister at SFAW while it was open

idk y but ive always had a thing for over-the-shoulder restraints.....................

chairswing! yay! the worst would be the tilt o' whirl at sandy lake amusement park

does the santa monica pier count as small?

from my lack of riding id say california screamin' is my favorite

^no, it's bayou The best food I've eaten in a park was Blue Bayou but any Disney food is spectacular(and Universal)haha I named one of my gerbils Zocalo after Ranch del Zocalo(R.I.P.Casa Mexicana and BTM BBQ)