Rockman89

Holy Grail was great, but I think I wore out some of the comedy seeing it too much. I haven't seen it in a while so hoping it gets better again next time I watch it. For now, though, Life of Brian is my favorite. Sure, it's derrogatory toward the Christian religion, but I can get over it for the sake of humor.

Cliffs of Dover by Eric Johnson He's incredible on the guitar.

I'm only 15, so I'm still part of that lowest age group that takes up a suprising percent of the voters. My first real roller coaster was on my fifth birthday. We had taken a RV trip and I had asked to be in Las Vegas on my birthday. I wanted to go to an amusement park and my parents were fine with that. We went to the Adventure Dome at Circus Circus and I had a great time until my dad dragged me onto Canyon Blaster. It was something I could do to show how cool I was at 5. That thing scared the heck out of me and I stayed clear of all roller coasters until I was 8. Yep, that's my story. Edit: Just a wierd little thing I noticed, I've got the same birthday as CoasterExpert13 above me. Sorry, that was random.

Katamari Damacy: Who couldn't love a game that is about a little thing rolling a ball to pick up mice and chopsticks.

That seems like quite the fix up for that little park. Looks like it's worth stopping at next time I'm in Florida.

Idealy, I am looking forward to Rita and Kanonen. More realistically, I'm looking forward to Hades. In reality, I'll probably end up staying in Colorado.

That looks intense. The ride looks like it was actually designed much bigger, but somebody decided to shrink it at the last moment. Now, if only Six Flags had gotten the memo...

I'm not really into making a trip out to China just for some little roller coaster that's about to fall apart. I'm not that much of a credit whore; it's much more about fun. Sure I'll ride more for the new experience but not just for the credit. Nobody's putting my track record on my grave, I'm not going down in history for it so it might aswell be just for fun. The credits that I'm kind of sour about missing are the Deja Vu's and Lakemont Park's coasters which decided to close early on the day I was going there after Kennywood.