benzo41190

i was a big DDR player and I found this a hell of alot easier to play. Plus, you dont get all hot and sticky

^ I would also take my External Hard Drive I have scanned all of my pics and scrap books and put them all into the external drive. I also have old home movies, as well as new ones.

No I was talking about traveling America models. Are there really a bunch of traveling ones in Canada?

I don't think a Air wolf ride has ever came to the United States...even when they were built in 1995! Besides....in Europe, they sometimes give you a 15 min cycle!!!! Also, I think there are only 2 top scans in the US

That's not what I meant. I meant ERT or not, 50 people is a lot for a small park.

Well ERT or not if the tour did go to Timber Falls....50 people is alot. So when you do trips, you wouldnt stop at a small park?

I will be doing that Midwest trip!!! Now to send in the deposit check ASAP...when anounced. Hmmmm.....Avalanche ERT will be interesting

so when can we start sending in deposits?

Im pretty sure it is in August. I can remember when I was in 5-8 grade, I would do this. It was funny because I would never read but I told my parents I did so they would sign the sheet! And we would always go on the last day they expired which was always in August. Now...things could have changed since then.

hey, what about the Wisconsin State Fair area

why Zues??? Why not Cyclops in the back seat

Wooden coasters can over bank, it just hasn't been done. You just need to change the support structure. But try slowing down the ride...also, use a different train type. The 6 seaters don't fit the track.

I think there is a little too much airtime, and there were some clearance issues.

"hey someone puked" "well run it dry a couple of times"

Me and my friends we playing "Ace Combat 5" and I was screwing around. My friend thought that a "Immelman" was a "Barrel Roll"

Well, he could have saved half of the coaster as an element, then pasted it. Then saving the second half as an element and pasting it But, he could have made it himself....there really isn't a way to prove it. Is there a NL expert on the boards?

Its too damn hot out!!!! I was soaked in sweat today at work!

But don't load to many songs at once... It causes major lagging!!!

and changed some banking....

Actually Happened.... In line for Blue Streak at Cedar Point. Op 1 "wow the rain is really coming down right now, should we close it soon"? Op 2 "why? Its the rides fault for riding in the rain in the first place" Heard many times at Mt Olympus.... The Ops stands at the panel and yells back. "are your lap bars ok"? Then starts the ride ..instead of checking them himself

I agree with everything said above me! See, wooden coasters have a personality. They get angry in the how weather. They get fast of out of control in the rain. And the wear that happens to them is like real life. People get injurys, people get angry, people get tired.....its all what gives wooden coasters there personality. A steel coaster will gives the same ride many times before it changes...and by that time, its closed down.

There are Dragon Wagons that are not powered through the whole thing. They are "lifted" up around the elevated turn. The rest of the ride isnt powered. I dont count those go-gators that have a motor in the train. BTW, if you count powered and kiddy coasters.....come to the Wisconsin State Fair!!!

Yes they may go slower, but the same physics would apply. So you could go up a 300ft hill at 55 MPH. So they wouldnt have to be launched.

Or, you could buy a pair of Converse shoes for about $15-$20. I use those for skating and they are pretty comfortable.

Its kind of weird, but I tie the laces around the back of my ankles...instead of in the front. That way, there is no way they can come off.