Are coasters really your life?
Brian, didn't you mean never cease to amaze???? LOL!
Chris, I don't know if I know you, but I have never lived in Chicago. I have certainly been through there, and in fact spent some time up at Great Lakes in the Navy, but I live in Seattle. Go to my website and see if you recognize the villian!
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We are guaranteed to be fresh!
*** This post was edited by nasai on 5/15/2002. ***
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"He's blazin' away like the stars in the universe.." A. Vega + M. Rev "Ghostrider"
Someday there will be something here.
My band's name was Fenster, based in Columbus, OH. We did play the Double Door a few times, but after 98. When we went through Chicago, we generally played at the Note, right across the street.
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Doesn't it seem as though morons always have the caps lock on?
Yes, that's what I meant, Rob. ;)
I think we've exhausted this topic now. If you're independantly wealthy and can afford to travel, yes I guess in some roundabout way of thinking, they can be your life. I think it'd be great to do, but still... I'd stop waaay short of calling them my LIFE.
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Sorrrrrrrry folks! Parks closed. The moose out front should have told you.
I'm getting into this thread late and I didn't read all the posts, so forgive me if this has already been said. Coaster are a big part of my life but they are not my entire life. I really don't see how they can be for anyone as most of us have jobs and family and - say it isn't so - OTHER hobbies! However, if someone's life *did* revolve around coasters, what's wrong with that? Better than revolving around something stupid like sports or "Star Wars."
Matthew - jus' kidding about sports & Star Wars!
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Don't forget "Operation Graduation" June 1st @ SRM - bring Pat Koch a graduation card!
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