Existential

Booo! In vein with both thoughts.

When I set up the Super Loop at work...I touch the supports. But only from June 4 until Labor Day. Then I get my Def Leopard CDs in order to move over to the Gravitron. Do not flip head over heals on that one I may tell you from September onward.

I have heard that about The Beast...but I so much as filed that away with people dying on The Bat. Which is to say, that it is interesting to know. Old coasters, especially throughout Europe, I feel as though people were more reluctant to throw their hands up back in the day. To be honest though...I have never really paid attention to the hands of riders in the old black and whites.

I don't believe there are any instances on coasters where limbs would be anywhere close to being non-limbs. This is engineering at the finest...and I'm sure it is taken into consideration at all fronts. Even the Gemini of the 70's. The effect is great...and is the point.

Well...I'll have to bring my own for that joke to work...is what you're telling me?

Off to find that piece of track at the weigh station...and stick some chewed up gum on it.

Dangnabbit. Perhaps the theming will only be available to Fast Pass users. j/k.

But on the other hand...why are there two stair exits? Is the one with the wall on the left side of the picture the exit or entrance? Because then it looks like the doorway would be avoided all together if the gray area is the queue.

I know it has been discussed...but is the entrance to the station going to be the door at the bottom? I would gather it is...and that bottom looks to be an all-enclosed queue. darn, I hope there is theming in there.

Shoot, I think the viral marketing in The Smiler was fantastic in and of itself...in how to market a coaster.

If they get an invert, then a giga, then some sort of launch coaster in the next decade or so...that place would have some diverse coasters. I really enjoyed my time there in April. A few more coasters and that would be one terrific, destination park.

Do a one word post for your thousandth. T'would be epcot. Everyone would be rage posting.

Which is why I like B&M's heart restraints. Too early? darn. Rough crowd.

I definitely understand that point too man. ^^ Nice thought. Also, I would unloosen my seatbelt as much as possible to get those airtime bumps. I definitely would not want that part impacted.

I don't have Texas giant anxiety...I have fears on things I can't control. And, I have personally never felt safe with Diamondbacks restraints. I really like them...but would love (again, IMO) a seatbelt underneath. It is the only coaster I have ever thought twice about restraint failure. Even with Firehawks awful restraints you have the safeguard of having your feet locked under a security device with the ability to hold on and brace your body. There is very little on Diamondback to hold on to...if that thigh restraint were to malfunction. And it is a machine after all...

I have old chipmunk vinyl from when I was kid...did you catch any lyrics?

And it was a ****try nod to that fantastic thread that was closed last night.

Of course I was...been following since April. Sometimes I think crappy attempts at humor are obvious. For that...I'm sorry.

Heard its going to be called the batshee... Any guesses on its size and inversion count? Hope its a record breaking Vekoma.

Shaggy's Silly Stix/ Card Maze Zodiac Wooden Shoe ride Giant Slide

I wish they would add seat belts to this freakin' coaster already! I HATE the feeling of those restraints. HATE it. A seat belt would be so reassuring.

love inverts. love KI. cant wait!

Didn't make it from Columbus because of rain. So ...sign me up.

Invert. 198 ft. 7 loops.

Bengals play tomorrow too...may have to wear some Bengals gear at the park. And of course win a huge stuffed animal at the games to annoy everyone while I'm at the front of the announcement.