perfect place to live for a coaster addict?

Blasterboy, that's gross.

Yeah, but now the username makes sense.

Hey, I never said I did it. Also, "blasterboy65" is just my video game name from years ago.

Is that like a Starbucks name? (asks Anastasia Beaverhausen...)

What do you mean?

We were more referring to you living in a car outside Great Adventure. Think you'd be pretty smelly. Lol

But would the hotel allow him in their parking lot?

^Just read my signature (Once again, thanks Tyler. Sorry RCMAC).

I'd like to see a google map integration of the CoasterBuzz rankings. Perhaps that would give an idea where the highest rated coasters are concentrated.

No, video game name. I have no idea what that is. I do know what a Starbucks name is though.

Sheesh. Never mind.

I think you misunderstood me. I was my username, not the name of the game (see what I did there?).

I don't know what a Starbucks name is. If it was Starbuck, I would assume you were talking about Kara Thrace on BSG, and I would get the name thing.

Is there a Starbucks coffee name game thing I didn't know about?

I'm with bunky. "Starbuck" to me, aside from the coffee chain...is:

A. 70's-80-'s figure skater Jo-Jo (positive)

B. A crew member on Captain Ahab's Pequod (reasonably sure)

C. A character on Battlestar Galactica (sorta sure)

I do know how to form my "Pornstar Name." I don't really have one, though.

blasterboy6500 said:

Since when did burritos cause smelly armpits? BTW that bean burrito I just packed a lot of gas. Anyone keep track of how many times they've farted on a roller coaster?

I thought I asked you to change your signature. ;-)

blasterboy6500 said: Anyone keep track of how many times they've farted on a roller coaster?

Keep track? No... but my wife once ripped a SBD in line for Millennium Force and had these 2 teenage boys in front of us adamantly blaming each other. It was so funny because even I didn't know it was her until I saw her trying to hide her uncontrollable giggling. To this day we still refer to what others call "cropdusting" as "MF-ing." As in... "gross, did you just pull a Millennium Force?"

I enjoyed my time in DC (BGW, KD, SFA, HP, Dorney within day trip range) and my time in Toledo (CP, KI within day trip range.) I dont care about the quantity so much as the quality. When in DC I was near my second favorite theme park (BGW) and near a park that provided a good contrast in styles (HP) to vary my coastering. I never went to any of the other parks, as I just utilized my season passes. Ditto in Toledo, CP was near by, and when I craved some wooden coaster action, I could go to KI (with one season pass which was also nice.)

The Youngstown area was an ideal coaster lover residence at one point:

Geauga Lake 45min

Kennywood 1hr

Conneaut Lake 1hr

Waldameer 1.5 hr

Cedar Point 2 hr

Kings Island 3.5 hr

Still isn't bad considering only one of these parks listed is closed.

Never heard of anyone choosing a place to live based on roller coaster proximity. To each his own!

No amusement parks could ever make Youngstown ideal for anything.

bjames said:
Never heard of anyone choosing a place to live based on roller coaster proximity. To each his own!

We are thinking about moving, and while cost of living and low crime rate and other things factor in our decision, I told my husband wherever we go, we have to be close to at least one really great park.