Ryan King

Damnit. I was hoping to see the SLC be the same color as PMBO...*sigh* oh well. I thought it wouldve been cool to have it look like all one interconnected coaster... -Ryan

Eh, Im just too White to Spell. But as for SFMM...True, No one is in the park...BUT the way I see it is that its now a good time for them to really step up their game. And the reason why I was being so obnoxious was the fact that I feel as though he wasnt really reading what Jahan was saying. But you corrected me...much appreciated! Just, since ive been visiting it lately...I have been able to kinda see the improvements throughout the park. Fast Dispatch...etc. But it probablly is just because of the off-season. Hoepfully they can get their act together, fix management, etc..Six Flags Magic Mountain can see better days... -Ryan "I Even bought a Season Pass... *sigh*" King EDIT-: But Yeah, About Tasu. SFMM shouldve been prepared for heavier crowds due to the opening of a new coaster..hopefully since this last season, they saw thier faults..and hopefully theyll correct them.

Few things first... Firstly, a park doesn't deserve an uphill climb. It has to earn it. Secondly, people said the same thing about the park a few months before Tatsu opened. And around June, the ship sank. Fast. Dude..your retarded. Jahan describes and shows how the park is going "Uphill". He describes that the park has been clean...operations have been running rather smooth (Im a Witness!) and overall the park has been doing VERY well! Tatsu has nothing to do with the park going uphill or down. Its a matter of operations. I was there two weekends ago..Tatsu was running both sides, dispatching full trains, and they were running two-three trains. So I really dont understand what your trying to say.... -Ryan

Theres no strap in the back! Im not being racist..there was nothing about my comment that was racist. It just looks freaky thats all... Our hot teenager friend here will demonstrate Headgear

Dude...Inquire Below WTF Is wrong with her mouth!?!

Slap! Ha! I think shed rather shoot you in your face! -Ryan

Live Action Simpsons

Im not sure about Pictures..Maybe Video?

Heres One That hasnt been mentioned... Not the OLDEST Ive Been On...But Still one to Remember Pleasureland Southport's Cyclone-: 1937

Dude you got it to work! So Awesome Im glad it did some good for you! Now you HAVE to have a messy room so you can have fun finding your remote!

After This Crappy Ride On Deja Vu...Im TOTALLY Signing up for the Army! I mean...Could the Army REALLY be any worse?

Oh Yeah! And why in gods name do you have a "Superstar Limo" Avatar! GAH!! -Ryan

lol..Poor Wes...I too will miss that loop...oh well

Just..stop...you killed it

LAME! As you said...Just ANOTHER Nail...

Im probablly posting on this too late..not going to read through 9 pages of crap! lol Anywho, heres my opinion-: Even though I have yet to ride "Son of Beast" I am actually looking forward to it. And this is kinda good news to me. Knowing that the ride might be getting a full rehab plus lighter trains for a more "Enjoyable Experience". Ive been told this ride is VERY rough and such, so personally, im looking forward to the improvments. -Ryan

Ugh..When I bring up SFMM in normal day to day chat and you have your dumbass friend say "You know that place is closing right?" Then I have to give the whole rant... Stupid TPR -Ryan

Shockwave SFOT Stupid Joe...Schwarzkopf...ugh lol -Ryan

So does this mean you like me???

RCDB Press Release-: It's all downhill from here, literally. Construction workers have installed the tallest piece of Griffon at Busch Gardens Europe. Track pieces number eight and nine (out of 91) of the roller coaster sit about 200 feet above the ground. It took two cranes to lift the 74-thousand pound piece into place and a pair of construction workers to tighten the bolts. "Installing the highest piece of track is a significant achievement, and it's everything we've envisioned," said Larry Giles, the vice president of design and engineering for Busch Gardens Europe and Water Country USA. "It's a milestone. From blueprint to reality." Griffon will be the world's first floorless dive coaster. It features a 90-degree, 205 foot drop right at its beginning and a pair of Immelman loops over the rest of the three-minute ride. Riders will reach a top speed of 75 mph and splash through a water break. Griffon was named after the mythical beast said to have the heart of a lion and the soul of an eagle. Riders may need both to withstand the fist-clenching thrills. Construction workers also placed an evergreen tree at the coaster's highpoint to highlight the event. "Topping off" is a construction site tradition meant to celebrate the highest or last piece of construction. "The evergreen is part of an age old tradition, and it's a sense of pride for us," said Giles. Giles also is proud of the view from the ground. The top of Griffon and its tree are both easily seen from the roadways near the park. "Now that Griffon is visible from the roadways, we think its position and color scheme are both great additions to the Busch Gardens Europe landscape," he said. Crews broke ground on the Griffon project back in July. Griffon will likely open to the public in the late spring.

*Sigh* Still no reply...

wait wait wait... Ryan is Robb's "partner"?? I swear you just love Ryan. I also prefer bringing humans to parks over inorganic objects. I don't really have a single partner, rather a bunch of "coaster friends" I love you Joe, Wanna be MY Coaster Buddy?

Would they sit and talk on their phones?

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