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Wes wins.

Haha...they totally beat Legoland by a couple of weeks.

Flipdude just got served.

I'll say this: You get what you pay for. A lot of those low cost camera stores subject you to ridiculous amounts of upselling (and find ways to mess up your order if you don't add stuff on), aren't authorized deals, and sell "gray market" items (meaning they aren't covered by any manufacturers warranties, usually don't come with all the accessories, and so on). I'd say go with B&H. They're legit and offer great prices. As long as it keeps you producing awesome videos about life in the 41190.

I played the first two levels at E3. I loved how they were basically carbon copies of the first two levels of the original SMB game, improved (hence the "NEW" in the title). I also enjoyed Mario becoming humungo Mario and totally just obliterating everything. If I had a DS, I would totally buy the game. And I just might buy a DS lite; that was also awesome at E3!

^^I love you Wes. And I'll probably be buying the Treo 700w (Windows Mobile version of the Treo) in a few weeks if I get promoted and actually need to get email synced up.

If that's all he did...they wouldn't have gotten rid of him. He was more popular than the brand he was trying to sell, so while he probably made them some money in merchandise sales, I don't think people were flocking to any Six Flags park because Mr. Six told them to. As for the commercial? Maybe you should wait for it to air before you get all excited that Mr. Six is back. For all we know, the rest of that commercial can be Mr. Six getting his ass kicked by the Justice League.

Dutch Wonderland > BGT. Barry...you're slipping. But not by much.

^Scream was built on an employee parking lot.

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"We're Jews, We're Jews in space..." That's all I thought of.

Light your teacher on fire, blame him, and then hope he never gets out of jail.

^There is no "season" at KBF. Therefore there is no bonus.

$6.75...Minumum Wage.

Be sure to say hi to Colin while you're there.

^^^I guess Walt must not have been listening to himself when planning WDW before he passed away, considering that 20/23 of Magic Kingdom's opening day attractions were Disneyland clones with slight (if any) changes... But that's the point. There's really no way to know what Walt would think of the Pirates overlay, so why bother trying to think about? Just take the attraction for what it is, and either enjoy or dislike it....when it opens.

There's no such thing as a "safe call" on what man who has been dead for 40 years would do. But since we're playing... "Whenever I go on a ride, I'm always thinking of what's wrong with the thing and how it can be improved. "-Walt Disney Who is to say Walt wouldn't have "improved" Pirates by incorporating elements from his smash hit movie? Judging from Disneyland, it is clear he wasn't afraid to base rides on movies. Who is to say Walt would have even produced movies based on his rides in the first place? The point is we don't freaking know, so why bother complaining about it? Nor is the ride even open yet for anyone to judge how good or bad the overlay is...but I guess that is besides the point.

Hi Nicole.

Nope. Nothing at all. Just perfectly syncing the ride vehicles movements to the 3d video, which is seamlessly integrated with the 2d sets. Did I mention that the ride vehicles are actually moving along a track, and not just staying still like with other motion simulators? But anyways...They won't use the Fantasyland Theater for anything besides an entertainment venue. It's the marquee Disneyland entertainment venue. I'm guessing the next E-ticket will be where the former Festival Arena/current Big Thunder Ranch is...

HOLY JESUS F*CK ON A STICK!

^Because you can't market a 50th anniversary forever. Nor can you keep marketing C and D tickets, parades, and shows forever and expect to keep growing... (And part of the reason the park is so packed is that they have continually taken things away from Disneyland, thus lowering the capacity. 2,000+pph E-ticket ride with a big queue=at least 5,000 more tickets they can sell.) IIRC, not counting 2005, every one of Disneyland's highest attended years have been on years E-tickets have opened.

Universal City Studios! -Joey "it's UCS for me!!...Realy" Mandel

I just thought of something: a 100,000sqft ESPN Zone? Holy effing crap that's big! That's more than double the size of any other ESPN Zone.

Even though I already said it earlier in the thread...I'll go ahead and say it again: Flashback is only listed as being under "rehab" because it is still in the park, so it needs to have some sort of official reason for being listed as closed. I bet the reason will change to "safety" when Hurricane Harbor opens. I wouldn't count on it ever returning to action.

That's pretty much the most screwed up thing...ever.