Q3 results
Got a free evening - so you're getting the Q3 results promptly this time!
We've had 23 members sign up so far. Of those 23 members, 19 of you have logged points this quarter. You've scored a total of 22589 points, visited a total of 252 parks and ridden 1660 coasters.
Here's the...
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So 2024 was a bit atypical for me. I finished work at the end of January with a 9 month sabbatical (I restart again next Monday). It was a sort of 'honeymoon' year for us - as we got married in March - and we split the year into three parts:
Trip 1 - Asia & South Pacific (countries in order...
Don't get me wrong, I really did like Hyperia when I rode back on the press night (haven't ridden again since), but...
I'd probably have still preferred a B&M Hyper. I'm a sucker for the model, what more can I say?
Got shared by a friend-of-a-friend, and haven't bothered looking for another source:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14007533/Rollercoaster-British-theme-park-closed-passengers-left-need-rescue-metal-beam-falls-track.html
Okay sure - 39mph. I made sound rounding assumptions to do it quickly on my phone.
Point still stands - those coasters crawl over the top hats (or even roll back), so neglecting the air resistance and then trying to work out if they'll need trims is futile.
But you're neglecting the two largest things slowing it down... like... eh?
By that maths, Kingda Ka would crest the hill at a little over 60mph. Air resistance and friction are doing nearly as much work in slowing the train down as the fact it's climbing the tower in the first place.
The air...
This. With a minor tweak. Home = laptop or desktop, Work = laptop.
We share a Windows laptop and desktop and iPad in the household - and my phone is an Android - so I often find the iPad 'hard' to use as it's unfamiliar to me. I'm sure everything I would need to do it possible, but it always...
I think I'll group them under the "fairgrounds" rule:
In other words, you'll get the points for the rides (under "other", as my post above), and Scare Zones (once per visit), but you won't get the standard +20 points for visiting a 'proper' park.
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