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Perhaps no other creation in history has navigated the divide between terror and unadulterated joy as skillfully as the roller coaster. How did these feats of engineering become so popular, and who are the people behind them?
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It's much easier to marathon on a roller coaster, at least.
Chris Baker
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"Brief" ???
The amusement park rises bold and stark..kids are huddled on the beach in a mist
http://support.gktw.org/site/TR/CoastingForKids/General?px=1248054&...fr_id=1372
Tommytheduck said:
I'm tired of waiting outside the bedroom only to have rich uppity types who pay more cut in front of me.
Then maybe you need to tell your wife to quit accepting FastPass.
(winky)
Well, Fastpass wouldn't be necessary if capacity was highe...nevermind.
13 Boomerang, 9 SLC, and 8 B-TR clones
These aren't puns, they're cold, hard facts.
And it didn't actually degrade, I believe it started with the very first post. :-)
But I enjoyed reading the article, even though most of it was info I already knew, as I've been around a loooong time. I wasn't a coaster enthusiast with Catherine the Great, mind you, but right after that.
So Kate the Great had the first ride relocation/retheme/rename program? That was a new one, even on me!
Only if you change positions.
Wait, are we still talking about sex?
Chris Baker
www.linkedin.com/in/chrisabaker
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