BiCoastal Kid

Hello Radiohead and SRV.....

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I'm one of the few people here who will actually say yes to some hair on a guy. SOME, as in, I do not fur, but some hair isn't too bad of a thing. The only hair that ever REALLY bugs me is if a guy's torso is generally smooth, but then he has scraggly hair around his nipples? It's unattractive.

I recognize most of them, so I usually don't bother rereading them. If I've never heard I usually read it, though.

Am I the only person who find it a little surprising so many of the younger, younger than me too, kids are getting caught making out? Are you all over-hormoned or am I just overly picky? I'm so confused....

I've experienced the same problem. The creator says that if your loop pulls postive g forces throughout, it doesnt wobble on the axis, but it does. I find the best way to deal with it if all you need is a loop is to just ahg up to and after the loop, and insert the loop as an element into the track. HOWEVER, if you go to coastersims I believe there's a huge topic where he explains more in detail how to fix such problems.

Blockpool does too have flowers and trees, just not in large expanses.

So, who won "the prize."

Yes, No Limits is worth the purchase now. It easily has the ebst graphix and physics of any coaster simulation out today. It does have a "slightly" limited track array, but you get all the major coaster types and what's there are modeled EXTREMELY well. That, and with another update to be released in the near future that will add 2 more track types and update some older ones, it's well worth it. NoLimits is a simulation, and that's what gets most people. It's not a game, but a simulation. Making a track is very difficult at first, but the more you play with the editor, the better your feel for it is. It also helps a lot to ride other people's tracks and see how they do things. And yes, there is going to be a No Limits 2, but it's a far ways off by atleast 2 years I would say, so to wait for it would be foolish.

You probably should have supplied more room for the intro to the drop, too.

RED GOLD AND GREEN! Red Gold and Greeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen!

^I was about to post something to that relation! hahaha

In his defense, it is a Six Flags park.

<3 Loituma Sufjan Stevens' "Casimir Pulaski Day"

^No, trust me. It's true. Your mom knows/knew.

Sufjan Stevens - "The Perpetual Self, or "What Would Saul Alinsky Do?""

omg, shewz

^Actually, if he learned how to use the math programs for NL it would be good practice.

I'd say your in less danger on MySpace than you are here.

^ http://www.rcdb.com/id805.htm

Base question: When you visit an amusement park, does the surroundings influence your visit? Are you more likely to enjoy a park with gardens than you are one without? Trees, fountains, gardens, foliage, flowers, etc. Although you may not necessarily go out of your way to notice them, do they increase your enjoyment, or do you just not care? This poll was inspired by this post. I wanted to find just how important scenery and landscaping was

Okay. If I ever see you posting about bad theming or ugly surroundings, I'll be sure to point it out, because last time I checked scenery was part of the entire experience, and a fairly large part as well.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! YES!

Not to be a bruiser or anything, but I think the two week trips work for what they are. To keep the size of the group manageable, I think having a two week trip works just because not everybody can get two weeks off, so that really cuts down the amount of people who could go, making it a lot easier for R&E to get as many of the applicants on the trip as possible. If theyw ere to do a one week Europe or Japan trip, I'm sure SO many people would apply for a spot that R&E would either have to do some serious reworking for the reservations, or deny a lot of people access to the trip. Considering it is R&E we're speaking of, I don't think they would want to deny a bunch of people, so to set the timeframe to where less people could realistically go works for that.

who in their wildest dreams would want to goto Alton Towers that amount of times? not me same with Madame Tussauds that looks boring and probably will be. I would just rather save and then goto every single themepark. On a personal note in my opinion Alton Towers is just full of rubbish OKAY, except the point he was making was you can get into all three parks multiple times for the price of one time at each. Also, if you didn't notice, tickets to Alton are £18 this month so you could go there and not have any of that "rip off" thing to complain about. Another thing. Just because Cedar point has more roller coasters doesn't make it better. The reason you probably dont like Alton is you probably just want all coasters all the time, instead of the far superior landscaping and scenery that Alton is set in.