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That's pretty scary, it's kinda like an urban legend. Do you think all the prostetic limbs that were lost at the park come out and party at night? Kinda like a zombie movie...but with fake legs, arms and butts. Anders "I don't know if fake butts really exist...but they should" Frederiksen

I rode a ride in "bakken" (Denmark) called "Enterprise" 10 times in a row. That might not seem so special but considering that it was just a huge wheel that made 360 degree rotations, with 5 full rotations per ride, making it a total of around 50 complete rotations in under half an hour, it still made for a great, and somewhat heinous, personal record. Weirdly enough, I didn't even feel sick afterwards, just really tired. Other than that, I rode the Aerosmith roller coaster in Disneyland Studios Paris 13 times in one day. 8 times in a row at first and then 5 times in a row later in the day. Anders "Guts of Steel" Frederiksen

Ok, not really a roller coaster but I still think it's one of the most hated rides of all time....It's A Small World. I never thought this ride was so bad, it was even my favourite ride as a kid but lately I can't go anywhere without seeing people taking a huge, smelly dump on it (not literally....although I'm sure that's the next step in the extreme hating ritual of this ride). I mean, the message of universal solidarity and camaraderie is timeless and although it may seem a little childish or idealistic, it's still a nice thought. Some people hate the music that plays during the ride. I think that the music fits perfectly with the whole image of the ride and gives it a touch of personality that really completes the ride, however childish and slightly homosexual it may be. And face it, it seems more appropriate to have eery children singing than Aerosmith blasting "Dude looks like a lady" in your face....at least in this particular situation. There, I think that just about wraps up my personal crusade to help "Small World" recover its former glory. Anders "probably the only person to use the word "camaraderie" on this forum" Frederiksen

Toybox are from Denmark, a country in Scandinavia. They were a part of the post-Aqua boom in Denmark along with "Daze" and "Cartoons". Most of them, including toybox, faded away quite quickly. So there's a little nugget of knowledge that you can pass on to people at dinner parties who most likely will not give a crap.