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ooh...time for some rediculously overly dramatic pictures...YAY! pretty good for a camera phone eh?

I'd tend to agree with that idea. There's lots of so-called "straight" guys out there that are doing very "gay" things, even moreso than the guys who have accepted thier homosexuality.

Too me that sounds like what Madonna said in her song "What It Feels Like for a Girl". She said some guys secretly want to know what it is like to be a girl, but they see it (femininity) as being degrading.

Is it just me or does the station on Medusa really look like a cheap shed?

^ its at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Dinoland. Anyone think its funny that Bill Nye is in two Disney World attractions? He narrates the little "history lesson" in the first inner queue of Dino and he's in Ellen's Energy Adventure.

I know what you mean! haha When I was in so cal last month they played that song while we were in Virgin Megastore! Only thing was missing was the constant interruption of ride ops reminding people to stand up, recheck, etc...

favs: brakes...pretty much all of them pneumatic motors on DL's Space Mountain...I love the 'kshhh kshhh' sound! not favs: standing on that path under the S:TE tower...hearing the first time was cool, but all the time is too much! Arrow lift hills...they sound cool, but they remind me of working 12hour days at the Adventuredome! not something I wish to relive.

Having never been on Spiderman, but having ridden both Indy and Dinosaur, I think I'd still perfer Dino simply because it doesnt rely on projections and you don't have to wear the 3D Glasses. That said I agree with Shepp...why these two? Both have great technology, but they aren't exactly similar rides.

no have you ever fallen UP the stairs? (ive seen it happen!)

no have you ever had a nathan's famous hot dog?

Back in February me and a couple of friends took a day trip to Disneyland. For whatever reason, I thought it would be fun for us to ride Gadgets Go Coaster in Toontown which isnt smart if you are tall. Anyways, they are rather short so they were fine, but I'm tall so of course I had to contort myself to get into the seat. As the train took off, we all lurched back as I screamed. "OH LORD, WE GONNA GET BROKEBACK!" The ride ops looked at us like OMG and busted out laughing. Note...we were the ONLY people on the ride. That was best ride experience ever!

I liked how in the movie 'Cars' they poked fun of these suped up cars. The 6 level spoiler was awesome!

cool TR...thanks for the photos of the new Intamin lap bars. I haven't seen those yet! Let me ask you (or anyone else who knows), does this new lap bar design replace the need for a seat belt or do they still have them?

WOW...I guess ill put in my two cents. I appreciate seeing guys and girls that are 'well kept'. Hair is natural, yes, but we are not cavemen or wild animals and as such I think we should control this hair situation particularly in areas below the belt Nothing is worse than strands of hair in your mouth.

yes...Sin City aka Las Vegas do you consider yourself hot?

I think its because in the States, they seem to put so much priority on grades and GPA. In a way they make you feel like if you don't have an "A" you are inadequate.

o rly? LMAO

its an addiction. i just got the patch today...lol

^no...i dont know who or what that is... have you ever been to Baker's?

I don't know, my mom got into a long discussion over Memorial Day with her sister and sister in law about how Clay Aiken isn't gay. I kept my mouth closed, but I wanted to be like...COME ON!

I agree...USH is in a cool location just because everything is perched on the side of hill.

I like SFMM's setting. The tree covered hills are very nice! But from this list I'd go with SFFT. Never been there yet, but I think the idea of a park in a rock quarry is very unique.

So after much debate I decided to go ahead and see Zumanity: Another Side of Cirque Du Soleil at NYNY Hotel & Casino. It was a very, VERY sexual show. I knew it was an adult show (must be 18 or over), but I never thought I'd see dildos at a cirque show! Lots of bare boobs (if you are into that sort of thing.) Lots of men in thongs (if you are into that sort of thing). Overall a good show, very naughty without being cheesy or just plain slutty. Some of it was pretty damn hot! The comedy was great...there were a few times when you have to ask yourself "did I just hear what I think I heard?" The theatre is like a character itself. Lots of warm gold, brown, and red tones. You can purchase regular seats, cushioned barstool type seats, and the coveted couples couches. The theatre is on the small side so you really feel up close and personal with just enough special effects to remind you its cirque. We had regular seats in the lower orchestra. If you can't get those I'd suggest the couches or the barstools in the balcony. Price range is $99 to 69 for limited view seats.

WOW. That sounds like the stuff you see on television. Like an episode of Queer as Folk! That definately sounds like a less than ideal situation, but if it means things are a bit better now then it has to be worth it. At least its off your chest. I think my biggest concern, is not the fact about my family knowing (for all I know they could already know). Its the line of questioning that will come after. My family gives the third degree no matter what the situation. I think that's even more uncomfortable. That's prolly when I say "dont ask questions you dont want the answer to".

it comes on USA on Sundays at 9p i believe... its replaying wednesday June 14 at 9:06p (thas what the direct tv guide says)