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I've had one really good brat in my life, where I also found out that root beer from a keg on ice is really good. I mean, that stuff is good. And, if you are wondering where it was, I was in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, and they had a brat fry to welcome the campers. Now, I can olny imagine, that since this brat was in a school, what one at a local restraunt would taste like. I bet that stuff is heavenly.

If you do try the penny on the restraint, make sure your in the back car, and on a coaster with a large drop.

Why fix something if it ain't broke? Instead of experimenting and hoping for the best with smaller parks, build a new park at WDW. That's just what I think.

That article mentioned more cruise ships. I definetly recommend Disney doing that. Having been on a DCL cruise, I can say that it is one the most fun things that I have ever done. Disney just knows how to do things so well sometimes, and they definetly did a cruise line the right way. You think that kids would be running around screaming all of the time, but they don't. They also have things for everyone to do on the cruise, and I highly recommend it. And as for small parks like those, I really don't know. When I go on a Disney Vaction, I want to be at the World, Land, or on a DCL cruise, not at a smaller Disney park.

If the penny was on Raging Bull at SFGAm, then you could ask my friend Devan about that one...It was kinda funny, he put it on the restraint, and as we went down the hill gravity got ahold of it, and what do ya' know, we hear a guy behind us yell "OUCH"...

Not to mention, pier amuesment parks are really built almost on a second floor, if you will.

A parking garage does seem to be a sensible solution, but they aren't the best looking of structures. Of course, then again parking lots aren't the best looking things as well. I could see them making a parking garage that resembled the Breakers hotel almost, that way it wouldn't look to bad. I don't know how deep lake Erie is around CP, but it seems that they could just pretty much build the station on the coast, and then the entire coaster over water. That would certainly add a thrill to a ride. Maybe they might even construct a pier.

My bad. I thought it was you that said to get rid of AE. But, still, adding more coasters isn't the answer to everything. Look at GL...

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Now we're thinking! Anyone up for double rides on coasters other than Firehawk?

umm thats kinda scary, there's more to do in life than sit on PKIC on a wed night. kinda wierd Sarcasm is a foreign language to you isn't it? And Dane, thank you for keeping PKIC safe and updated for all of us to enjoy!

Was it just me? or did anybody else wanna slap that lady in the face? I dont know, just a feeling I got I guess. /not really a mean person Words alone cannot describe how much I wanted to do that.

Well there goes my Wednesday night...

Well, then look at the Maverick construction site. They've posted pull-through pictures, and although they are dated Jan. 24, I could've sworn they weren't there earlier today.

Here is a question. Anybody seen what the construction site looks like since the last flyover?

SHAKY CAM! AHH! Good Lord, it sounded like a mad house in that room. But, thanks for the video for those of use who weren't there.

Sounds like you've mixed up Top Gun and Firehawk and created a single coaster. Sorry, no Firegun. Firehawk = Vekoma flying coaster. Top Gun = Arrow suspended coaster. You know, that sounds awesome. If you could combine the swinging motions of the TG trains to the way you hang on X-Flight, I think it would be fun. I guess it would make more sense on a B&M because you start suspended. Just a thought...

It would be more credible if your name wasn't in all caps and the word "RULZ" was spelled correctly. R-U-L-E-S

What could KI get to make it extremely unique?

Or as I like to call it...band camp. This year, our room was the least insulated, and it was in the upstairs part of the cabin. That wasn't fun.

Well, I also didn't put into consideration that this hotel is up north. Living in the southern northern states, and the northern southern states means that AC is valued here. On mission trips our church does over the summer we tend to go north to schools that don't have AC, which isn't too fun.

Do some of the older parts of the hotel breakers not have AC? When we were at CP, We were talking to people about the hotel, and they said not to stay in the older parts because they don't have AC.

Well, I dont' know what it cost, but I stayed in the Castaway beach hotel during its converstion into Castaway Beach. It was nice, had a decent view of a little harbor, but not of the point. I'm guessing though, that since my Grandma paid for it, it was costly.

Thank you very much! I guess that it must have been Griffen, I really can't think of what other coaster it would be.

Correct me if I am wrong, but does B&M have a factory or something in Cincinnati?