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Cedar Point-They close any ride in a drizzle and some of the operators were quite rude and unfriendly.

Here's my entry.

I never have to do Sign Language Ever Again!

What's wrong with this picture?

If I wanted to look into that guys yard, I would just use Google Earth. There's no need to ride a ride where you might a glimpse of it when I can just find it there and closely study it.

They could have an indoor park similar to Nickelodeon Universe. I'm sure that would be possible. But I don't think we'll ever see an outdoor theme park in Alaska.

It really bugs me when people say LOL or OMG in a conversation. It's an earsore in any conversation.

Here's mine

I hate America.

Well theres one up in Ventura. I never knew that this is still so unique to some people. We've had Dippin Dots for a few years over here, So I'm just used to it.

Wacky Waving Inflatable Arm Flailing Tube Man!

Knotts Berry Farm also has a Wipeout.

Because I like my cups that way. Why do I like my cups what way?

Goliath @ SFMM yesterday.

Great Pictures. It makes me look foreward to riding Behemonth this summer.

^Into Cat Petting VInto Snake Petting

My mosquito bites are driving me crazy!

I think it had something to do with the train or track getting rusted. I'm not so sure either, but it was something like that.

Wow. Great Photo TR Wes. How many more sections of Boobs!!?

Well there's a difference between not knowing geeky facts and not knowing common sense. If a person says that a rollercoaster goes 300 feet instead of the correct height of 150 ft, that's not stupid because they don't know the real height or look that stuff up. But to not know if the rollercoaster you're about to ride goes upsidedown with the coaster in full sight is stupid. That person doesn't have to do any research to see that it goes upsidedown. They just have to take a quick look and see the track upsidedown. And I'm pretty sure that he should know that the loop was part of the ride if he saw the train go through it, back in the station, and see that he was in line to get on that train. I know nothing about Fine Dining, Nor am I a Fine Dining Enthusiast. But I'm not stupid enough to say, "Do the Chicken Fingers have meat in them?" And yes, The General Public is stupid. And it's not just rollercoasters or amusement parks, I've seen people ask ridiculous questions.

Ok, here's my reviews of the videos in the second round. Cody-Good Tatsu Video. You got great angles of Tatsu. Matt- Not to be too harsh, But I really thought that video needed alot of work. The pacing was completly off. The footage just seemed thrown together. And the sound was completly off. When a person talked, you could barely hear the music. And if you didn't even bother to take you the glithes in the video, that also makes it lose alot of points. And the ending the video before the song just bugs me. IMO, if you still have some song in your credits, then you're not done. This honestly reminds me of the first coaster video I made. Ryan-I really liked this video. It really showed what a day of fun at DLR really is. Jimmy-Good Video. Good Pacing, Decent Shots. It really makes me want to go on a TPR Trip. Justin-I would try and make the shots flow smoother. I would definitly split it into a Dollywood Section and a SFOG section. Then it would be nicer cause it would focus on one park at a time.

This is too easy. Maverick by far. TTD is fun, but it only does one thing while Maverick not only does every type of coaster element, it does each one right.

...If you get exited that some guy named Immelmann won the Masters Tournement.

^Chuck Norris Jokes suck! Ok, here's a crappy bar joke I found. A man walks into a bar has a few drinks and asks what his tab was. The bartender replies that it is twenty dollars plus tip. The guy says, "I'll bet you my tab double or nothing that I can bite my eye." The bartender accepts the bet, and the guy pulls out his glass eye and bites it. He has a few more drinks and asks for his bill again. The bartender reports that his bill now is thirty dollars plus tip. He bets the bartender he can bite his other eye. The bartender accepts knowing the man can't possibly have two glass eyes. The guy then proceeds by taking out his false teeth and biting his other eye.