Coaster Preservation Club in the news
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Don't ever underestimate the psycho factor in my head
rolacostaking said:
2.) Get a college degree. Preferrably one that is business related so that you can learn the subtlties of operating a business.Nope. He has that all figured out! Look at his awesome site for his ride design firm (no joke)
Here is a quote:
"Here is a odd service, Super Coasters! will teach and train its staff, so there is no need to go collage. We hope to see you in our classroom.
Lee Coaster"
This is a real site ARN&R had a few nice words to say about it.
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- "I used to be in the audio/visual club, but I was kicked out because of my views on Vietnam........and I was stealing projectors" - Homer Simpson
Maybe the rich tradition and hallowed ivy-covered halls of CPO University can fill the void in the Big East once Miami and Syracuse bolt for the ACC.
No other institution of higher learning in the country offers such graduate-level courses as:
- Stapling 101
- Creative Coaster Design for Dummies
- Raising Capital through Intimidation and Ridiculous Litigation
- Gramer and Spelng for the Web Sight Profeshonal
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- John
Safety is everybody's responsibility.
*EDIT* And for some reason I have a feeling those ride pictures on the site happen to be copyrighted
*** This post was edited by Six Flags Over Nebraska 6/12/2003 1:13:41 AM ***
Edit** Here's another one of my favorites from their mission statement: we love to give out thrills by making you scaring you
Oh, and you can't forget their "Innoventions" section. Does anyone know exactly what "innoventions" are? ;)
PS - I love making you scaring you too. :)
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-Aaron D.
Webmaster of PKI Unlimited.com
http://www.pkiunlimited.com
*** This post was edited by CoasterAaron 6/12/2003 1:35:17 AM ***
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http://nedesigns.com
Some photos may have been borrowed from other sites. They were only borrowed to give a idea of what the ride looks like. If anyone claims one of the photos and can prove that it is theirs, it will be removed.
I also love the ride design order form...just print it out, fill it in and scan it back to your computer then email him the image! ROFLMAO... I especially like that the "park" has to tell him the ride name and theme before they even see the design....that's putting the proverbial cart before the horse, isn't it?
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--George H
---Currency tracking experiment... http://www.wheresgeorge.com (Referring to The "George" on the $1 bill - Not Me)
...Because all areas for new rides are perfectly rectangular.
Land Area (L)___x(W)___x(H)____
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-Mike B.
Son of Hulk
Actually, that would be a hexahedron (think cube - but with unequal sides) ;) ;)
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--George H
---Currency tracking experiment... http://www.wheresgeorge.com (Referring to The "George" on the $1 bill - Not Me)
*** This post was edited by redman822 6/12/2003 9:55:02 AM ***
Will you geniuses at the CPO (formly CPC) make me my flipping coaster already?
--Ryan
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-Mike B.
Son of Hulk
Especially when a "perfect hexahedron" is a cube. ;) ROFLMAO ;) ;) ;) ;)
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--George H
---Currency tracking experiment... http://www.wheresgeorge.com (Referring to The "George" on the $1 bill - Not Me)
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*Turns around and falls to the ground laughing*
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Check out this awesome park!http://games.coasterbuzz.com/filedetail.aspx?GameFileID=3001
Tesseract, the ride! Yes, we're square, we admit it. Now take that Squareness to the Fourth Dimension (tm)
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--Greg, aka Oat Boy
My page
"Mary Jane, don't you cry, you can give it a try, Again when the sequel comes out" -- Weird Al, Ode to a Superhero
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