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Let's get supports on footers!

Was Chucky in the building?

Last decade I thought it was Intamin needing to put extra supports on their Impulses and pulling an inversion out of Maverick. Astroworld - It did seem to turn into a scrap yard but I do respect them for bringing us the theme park concept, being a pioneer. HRP went over budget to not have cash for marketing. I'm not going to hold anything else against them.

It's an improvement for a 10 inversion coaster if I could take a corkscrew and roll out.

In the 90s I really wasn't impressed with the 2nd lift being in the whole mix. I think it killed the vibe. Now riding the best suspended coaster in the world and the US' best in the same month: that really enhanced BBW. In April 2007 I was in Korea. Early in the month I got Eagle Fortress. Then at the end of the month I was at Busch Gardens. That made Big Bad Wolf seem like it was on crack getting on both coasters within days of each other.

White track to reflect green LED lights in the canopy/tunnel sections?

I have never been on the ride. I've only been to IOA about 2-3 times: 1999 Preview week, 2006. I had the coaster bug in '99 and in '06 it was down for rehab. I wonder if I'll ever get it now.

I'm going to Flyers-Penguins Dec 14th. I'm a Flyers fan and got my own personalized jersey yesterday. Customization was free on Black Friday on the NHL shop site.

My parents took pics of the disaster ship that came back to San Diego during their San Diego vacation earlier this month.

I may go with an Olympus Rough this Black Friday. I've had 2 Kodak cameras that cracked and broke on the screens on the Canobie Corkscrew and Geauga Lake's Thunderhawk. Finally I upgraded to a Canon is720. The LCD is fine but the battery door broke open. I want a camera that could better survive the lateral forces while in my pocket during a cycle. My Canon lasted about 2-3 years.

It looks like RITA with a boob job. I would rather ride Kanonen.

This kind of reaction is a rookie first ride on B:TR. B:TR was my first looper and over the years riding it hundreds of times it gets to a point where it's still intense to me but I've dulled down in reaction to it. I don't grey out.

I remember at Rye the restraint just wasn't comfortable with the upper chest. With that in mine I wanted the face grills away from myself. I wanted that ride to be over quick. The spiral lift was pretty cool. I didn't have the Elitch flying coaster either.

Skull Mountain - Six Flags Great Adventure.

Batman & Robin: The CHILLER.