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Oh, man. That's a messed up accident. It's quite interesting, though. I hope this doesn't sound morbid, but accidents at state fairs and theme parks are very interesting to me. It's like a subdirectory of my theme park interest. Does anybody else feel the same way?

1. Silverwood - 395 Miles 2. Six Flags Discovery Kingdom - 604 Miles 3. Disneyland - 894 Miles Living in Idaho sucks sometimes.

When did this thread stop being about drop towers and start being about video orientation?

I used to not appreciate this song much, but recently I've been digging it. Especially the guitar parts around 2:09 - 2:20.

When you build and ride coasters in Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 so you can experience it before you go to it in real life.

I love your avi! Thank you!

What do you mean? Of course this is my real face.

Fun fact: The album art you see in this video is also my wallpaper on my laptop.

I hate how people always seem to want to start a conversation when I have my earbuds in with music at full volume. Then when I get frustrated, they act like I'm the bad guy.

Sadly, I believe I've only ridden 2 wood coasters, both at Silverwood in 2007. I quite like wood coasters, so I'm hoping that amount will go up soon enough.

Hey, guys. I'm new here, obviously. Every once in a while I'll get on a theme park kick, and I often found myself lurking these forums. Today I decided to bite the bullet and make an account here. I've been to about 3 theme parks as of now. Disneyland (2003 + 2010), Silverwood (2007), and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom (2012). I'm hoping to go to Silverwood again this year as a sort of 10 year anniversary of the last time I went. I'm a bit of a wuss with rollercoasters, but since I have such a big interest in them, I'm hoping to change that.