SFGAdv Invitation Scan, DEFINITELY WORLD RECORD

nerd ;)

The "N" in nerd should be capitalized. And a period should follow it. Even then, it would be a sentence fragment. A very small fragment.

Now who's the grammer expert?

What makes TTD so amazing to me is the theming and the atmosphere. The sound effects just make the ride seem so extreme, and the fact that your right next to the ride when it's going 120 MPH is awesome. Think what's the next fastest you have seen a coaster go right next to you. Never mind the sound effects ECT. It really builds the anticipation.

So if this ride has a silent launch with a lame theme and the car is so far away from you when your next to the ride. It wouldn't be nearly as exciting.

If I where you go to Great Adventure either the first day it's open or late in the summer.

I feel like I am back in elementary school with the gramatical errors and name calling.

It IS pretty scary, eh?

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crazyforcoasters said:
I feel like I am back in elementary school with the gramatical errors and name calling.

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Then stay away from RRC. :)

RRC is like a food fight in the cafeteria.

ooh food fight, bring out the marshmallows and peanut butter, it is going to get "sticky"

Thou art an uber-nerd Rob. ;)

And I definitely agree with Gigaforce. We don't know for sure where the line is going to go, or how extensive the theme will be, but past trends would lead us to believe that if the parking lot hasn't been drilled yet, it's not going to be. So that means the line won't be near the launch point, and crowds won't be walking near the launch track (at least at this point in time - perhaps the future expansion plans include a full midway around this coaster?) which severely diminishes the "wow" factor of this ride. Knott's was slow when I was there, so it's hard to judge, but TTD and Storm Runner gather huge crowds just to watch the launch.

I believe the correct term would be Emgee ;)

Rob Ascough said:
I believe the correct term would be Emgee

Let's not get started on the "you know your an Emgee thing again"

hehehehe

I won't. I KNOW I was being an Emgee that time!

Both are correct...

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From http://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/determiners/determiners.htm#articles :

Merriam-Webster's Dictionary says that we can use an before an h- word that begins with an unstressed syllable. Thus, we might say an hisTORical moment, but we would say a HIStory book. Many writers would call that an affectation and prefer that we say a historical, but apparently, this choice is a matter of personal taste.

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I've learned something! Now where's my diploma so I can get my a** out of here?

Yea, if only it was that easy ...

I think the posters have gone off-topic, where's Captain RAZORE when you need him? ;)

--Brett, not complaining, just observing

yeah...he is on the cutting edge... ;)

I'll be here all week folks...make sure to tip the waitstaff.

*cricket noises* ;)

yep the rat quote was from t.o. about his ex qb being gay which if he's gay he's got one whopper of a cover-up of it with his current girlfriend, carmella aka an ex playmate of the year....

now to get back on topic 7 days til announcement and yes i am waiting impatiently and will be going early season next year to be on this ride no matter what it does or looks like.

Just wondering...how the heck did Screamscape get a hold of one of these announcements?

FYI I'm launching a new website "GrammarBuzz" for all of those interested. :)