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"Peeping Tom" - Jamie Berry (feat. Rosie Harte)

Twisted Colossus @ SFMM on Thursday.

In a tent in the Dark Forest. I like camping, don't mind dark forests, and I don't want to give my money to a filthy crappy hotel I'd be miserable at. Go without sleep for a week or go without food for a week?

Sad to hear that this happened, but it sounds like she shouldn't have done this attraction as from what I read, the accident came from her not committing to the jump and undershooting. I know from experience with cliff jumping that if you don't fully commit, then you are far more likely to miss the water and injure or kill yourself in this way, and sadly, that seems to be what happened here.

Sea Serpent @ Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk a couple weeks ago. Cha-Ching.

St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion) - John Parr

Intamin: El Toro B&M: Kumba RMC: Outlaw Run

Jaguar - Knotts Berry Farm

The only two that I know of still in existence are the regular one at CGA, and the double Bayern Curve at Hansa Park, which is a lot of fun.

Vertical Velocity - Six Flags Great America

I just got a new meat credit. And I hate to sound like a cliche, but Alligator tastes like Chicken.

Xcelerator this evening.

Here's my list based on the Cedar Fair parks I've visited so far. 1. Cedar Point 2. Canada's Wonderland 3. Knotts Berry Farm 4. Kings Island 5. Valleyfair 6. Worlds of Fun 7. Dorney Park 8. California's Great America 9. Michigan's Adventure

I'm definitely familiar with roller coaster cravings, where I just have an intense urge to ride a certain ride I haven't been on. I don't get them nearly as much as I used to either because I've now ridden a large percentage of the coasters I used to crave, or because much more has been going on in life (most likely both). But there certainly are coasters I crave to ride or re-ride from time to time.

^Well,to be fair, Coaster is amazing and still in my Top 5 Wooden Coasters. So you've got a gem up there. But yeah, I do agree about Ozark Wildcat. I've driven by it twice, just sitting there SBNO, and its depressing. Anyways, I really hate it when a certain group of horrible people does horrible stuff, leading to other terrible people doing terrible things to combat the actions of the horrible people. Now I'm double-screwed. I sincerely hate both of you.

I've flown on various different airlines, though United is the one that I fly the most. I generally just look for the cheapest option since all the U.S Airlines are terrible at this point.

"Our House" - Madness

Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk

I know there's more, but these are the two that immediately pop into my head and are the phrases I hate the most. "You only live once, AKA YOLO" - I know there's been a ton of backlash to the phrase and people are sick of it. I DESPISED it from the very moment it was coined. It's always been just a phrase for stupid doucebags to justify them acting like an idiot. "Man Up" - There are so many better ways to tell people to deal with a bad situation. I cringe everytime I hear someone say this.

I met a girl named Mali, and I wanted Djibouti. So I took her on a date. We got Hungary and ate a big Chile deep fried in Greece. However, I discovered she had a boyfriend, Chad. Since I'm a coward who doesn't want to fight, Iran.

Moon

I count fair credits, but like everyone else, I only count them once and don't re-count them when they move to another fair. I know in my count of 493, only 7 of the credits came from a fair. I know it can be a pain if you're not sure if that fair coaster is a re-painted and re-named version of the same ride you rode 9 years ago or if its genuinely a new credit. But when in doubt, air on the safe side and don't count.

Funtown Splashtown U.S.A

"Cavity Search" - Weird Al Yankovic

Japan Would your rather go through intense and brutal exercise everyday and be able to eat whatever you want or give up all good tasting food, eating nothing but healthy disgusting slop and be able to sloth around all day?