i was just wondering was Son of Beast's origional trains color sceme based on The Beast's origional trains?

Yes it was the same as when The Beast frist opened.

While the base colors of red and yellow were the same as well as the patterns of red and yellow, the "bio hazard" markings were nt originally found on The Beast trains. Today SOB has been retrofitted with Gerstauler trains and now has red and blue trains.

While the base colors of red and yellow were the same as well as the patterns of red and yellow, the "bio hazard" markings were nt originally found on The Beast trains. Today SOB has been retrofitted with Gerstauler trains and now has red and blue trains.

thus me saying the ORIGIONAL trains

Does anyone ever use spellcheck?

Eye thinck knot!

Does anyone ever use spellcheck?

Eye thinck knot!

i'm sorry i have dial up and can't download spell check without someone calling me before it is done, so i just gave up on downloading it so there

Does anyone ever use spellcheck?

Eye thinck knot!

i'm sorry i have dial up and can't download spell check without someone calling me before it is done, so i just gave up on downloading it so there

And apparently, with dial-up it also takes too long to capitalize or use punctuation?

There's a spellcheck at the top of this reply box - it says ABC with a checkmark under it.

Or simply just get Firefox.

Come on guys he has dial up, you know...the "ORIGIONAL" internet, leave him alone.

I bet he knows how to spell Gerstlauer, though. . .

Spell, What! The challenge is not to spell Gerstlauer, but to pronounce it.

Gurst- low(rhymes with cow)-er

The emphasis is on Gurst. . .

Or you could, as Maureen was famous for, just call them G-trains. Anyone who knows Gerstlauer will know what you mean. . .

There's a spellcheck at the top of this reply box - it says ABC with a checkmark under it.

yes and i clicked on that and it took me to some web site to download it and firefox doesn't work in the country

There's a spellcheck at the top of this reply box - it says ABC with a checkmark under it.

yes and i clicked on that and it took me to some web site to download it and firefox doesn't work in the country

Firefox doesn't WHAT???

It works in Israel, it works in Russia, it works in Japan but it doesn't work in Northern Kentucky country?

Puh-leeze. Give me a break.

There's a spellcheck at the top of this reply box - it says ABC with a checkmark under it.

yes and i clicked on that and it took me to some web site to download it and firefox doesn't work in the country

Firefox doesn't WHAT???

It works in Israel, it works in Russia, it works in Japan but it doesn't work in Northern Kentucky country?

Puh-leeze. Give me a break.

i live on a farm in the middle of no where and can't even get the high speed internet that the closest town has avalible and i live five minutes away from it and to top it all off i was lucky i got the worlds slowest dial up

It doesn't matter. Firefox is a web browser. By many accounts, the best out there. It works. Where you are or how fast your connection is has NOTHING to do with it. In fact, it takes MUCH less time to download and keep up to date than Microsoft's Internet Explorer [iE] does.

It doesn't matter. Firefox is a web browser. By many accounts, the best out there. It works. Where you are or how fast your connection is has NOTHING to do with it. In fact, it takes MUCH less time to download and keep up to date than Microsoft's Internet Explorer [iE] does.

guess what my dad has it loaded on my computer and it is.....wait for it....... is slower than my dial up so there

Wait a minute...no one is talking about how fast or slow Firefox is.

First you claimed it didn't work out in the country.

Then, when it is pointed out to you it does (and has spell check), you claim it is slow.

Spellcheck works. It is either worth doing or it is not. But it has nothing to do with Firefox not working out in the country.

Anywho, the topic is Son of Beast trains, to which we need to get back! And they work out in the country, too. Which is what Mason was back in 1972, and there was no worldwide web, and spellcheck was called Merriam Webster's Dictionary!

Wait a minute...no one is talking about how fast or slow Firefox is.

First you claimed it didn't work out in the country.

Then, when it is pointed out to you it does (and has spell check), you claim it is slow.

Spellcheck works. It is either worth doing or it is not. But it has nothing to do with Firefox not working out in the country.

Anywho, the topic is Son of Beast trains, to which we need to get back! And they work out in the country, too. Which is what Mason was back in 1972, and there was no worldwide web, and spellcheck was called Merriam Webster's Dictionary!

great job getting back on topic

Wait a minute...no one is talking about how fast or slow Firefox is.

First you claimed it didn't work out in the country.

Then, when it is pointed out to you it does (and has spell check), you claim it is slow.

Spellcheck works. It is either worth doing or it is not. But it has nothing to do with Firefox not working out in the country.

Anywho, the topic is Son of Beast trains, to which we need to get back! And they work out in the country, too. Which is what Mason was back in 1972, and there was no worldwide web, and spellcheck was called Merriam Webster's Dictionary!

great job getting back on topic

If you don't know about the previous SOB trains, check the front of the park. There sitting there with dead pep's in them.

Wait a minute...no one is talking about how fast or slow Firefox is.

First you claimed it didn't work out in the country.

Then, when it is pointed out to you it does (and has spell check), you claim it is slow.

Spellcheck works. It is either worth doing or it is not. But it has nothing to do with Firefox not working out in the country.

Anywho, the topic is Son of Beast trains, to which we need to get back! And they work out in the country, too. Which is what Mason was back in 1972, and there was no worldwide web, and spellcheck was called Merriam Webster's Dictionary!

great job getting back on topic

If you don't know about the previous SOB trains, check the front of the park. There sitting there with dead pep's in them.

i know about them i was just wondering if the way they were painted was based on the trains that first ran on The Beast

^ Nope. The story of the SOB is that the SOB has ecaped from his cage (hense the big busted box at the entrence) and you have been sent to find it in your Perimeter Survalence Vehichles. They were perpously painted like that.

^ Nope. The story of the SOB is that the SOB has ecaped from his cage (hense the big busted box at the entrence) and you have been sent to find it in your Perimeter Survalence Vehichles. They were perpously painted like that.

so you're saying Son of Beast's trains were painted with bio hazard design because you were looking for him and that is not what i am asking. i am asking if the first trains on The Beast's paint job was incorperated into the Son of Beast trains

And Mr. Bombay answered that in post #3 of this thread:

http://www.KICentral.com/forums/index.php?...st&p=179261

^ Yea, uhh, What He Said!

^What he said about what he said!

Sorry.....bored......and this topic was going to the alphabet.

And Mr. Bombay answered that in post #3 of this thread:

http://www.KICentral.com/forums/index.php?...st&p=179261

o.k. since that question was answered here is another one.

if the story behind Son of Beast is you are going to find him in your PSV why was the design on the trains bio-hazardy looking? because i never heard any thing about Son of Beast being hit by a nuclear bomb.

Nuclear hazards entail radiation. Bio-hazard would imply germ warfare or the like. What would a nuclear bomb have to do with bio-hazard? Nothing at all.

The bio-hazzard was supposed to be the poo you left behind after riding, unfortunately, the whole ride is poo!