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Son of a bitch, no way. I was looking forward to riding that thing. It's like Big Bad Wolf all over again... :|

It's a top 10 in base 50. :roll:

Half of those seats are drawn like big misshapen dongs. :roll: Anyways I can't enter this because I don't live in the UK. I don't know if I could feign residence by calling them up and calling them a bunch of tossers and poofs, thus asserting my working knowledge of Brit slang! Although I...

I'll just say you're the first person I've ever heard rank Iron Draggin above Boulder Dash. :wink: Anyways, to be on-topic. I love terrain coasters. Conforming to the land around you and being surrounded by trees generally makes a more intense ride than something plonked in a parking lot. When...

I'm gonna pretend I didn't hear that.

Worst Wood: Thunderhawk at Dorney Park because it almost broke my neck. Worst Steel:Primeval Whirl at Disney's Animal Kingdom is one of the most painful rides I've ever been on. Worst Overall: Honestly, the honor still goes to Primeval Whirl, even with some really bad woodies in the running...

Re: Re: Well, it's like force on any other part of the coaster. If there's no hang time, and there's no positive Gs...it kind of makes for a boring inversion that doesn't do anything besides flip you upside down. Perhaps you're just not a fan of high positive Gs in the first place?

Not quite sure what you're on about; All I see is "grant awarded" and no voting button.

Re: Hair Raiser: New B&M Floorless - Ocean Park, Hong Kong If it's less of a rattling machine than Hydra is it will be better than Hydra. :roll:

Re: Re: Well, Brian May is straight and happily married and wrote FBG! :wink:

Re: "Flying Turns" - Flying Turns for Knoebels Ah well, don't be such a roody-poo now. Just because it't taken them such a long time doesn't mean it's a failure. They've had a lot of hurdles and considering the fact that they actually released a POV of sorts I think that's rather impressive.

Not a film buff by any means and I haven't seen most of those films, but I do have to say I'm really shocked The Brave Little Toaster didn't make the animated list. It has an uncanny amount of dark wit and charm to it for a "kid's" movie and it was kind of like an earlier (and arguably BETTER)...

I agree with the hacking group's motivations but for the most part it has hurt end users more than it has hurt Sony. It did damage Sony's good name, sure, but it also resulted in metric tons of stolen data and downtime for millions of PSN users.

Lindt.

Bisexual with a strong preference for males, at least as far as having a relationship. I'm pretty fluid on who I'd hide the happy with on any given day. But not in an "everything that moves" way.

Simply stunning.

1. Magic Kingdom - I don't think I really need to explain this. It's Disney, it's awesome, and I'll never get tired of going here. 2. Hersheypark - Something about the atmosphere of this place is better than Six Flags and I can't put my finger on it. Maybe it's because they're not constantly...

Yeah, you're never too old for Disney. There's so much for everyone to appreciate, really. Hell, speaking of Disney, I just watched The Brave Little Toaster the other day. I still think it's a great movie. (Not that Disney actually had anything to do with it, but, err, it has their greasy...

It was a decent ride when I rode it. Not great, but I'd rather have ridden it over a lot of things. Was important back in its day but it just got too rough over the years. I kinda miss it still.

Looks great, but I'm in concurrence with you about the station; that's small. Like, Batman: The Dark Knight small. And I hate that station. :roll: Jealous of your walk-ons with the bull, too. I have not gone to Great Adventure a damn day when it's not crowded (and don't ask me about the day I...