Did anyone hear the new news on The Voyage?

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Many of us would suppose that you could just listen to the podcast while you 'work'--that is, unless your system's processor name ends in X86 or you're on dialup.

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Or I have no speakers, as they are not necessary to do 3D modeling.

It does seem that some of you are going to a lot of effort to keep a secret that is no longer a secret.

/haven't listened to the podcast yet, or I'd tell you

Man this sounds super sweet! As if I actually needed another reason to get me back to the park the ride the Voyage. ;) Great podcast.

It's NOT a loop.

dj,

If you pull a 90 degree turn around in your attitude, someone might tell you what it is.

;-)p

I answered that way because I think that is only right that somebody from Holiday World (Paula) says it first. I was not at school either. Paula will post on the Holiblog or on here, when she gets to it. It is only fair that we give her the right of way of telling everybody. I was in a hurry when I wrote my previous post. I am sorry if I made you feel left out. Dragonoffrost hit the nail on the head. *** Edited 11/21/2005 8:33:23 PM UTC by a_hoffman50***

Say it first? Hasn't it already been said?

I don't think anyone should get too psyched about it. It's a new element to many, but the Voyage is hardly--HARDLY--a one trick pony. Or even two. Three?

-'Playa

I appreciate it, hoffman. And Coaster Tool - I didn't ask the question with ANY attitude. Read my post before assuming that I'm a jerk. I only respond badly when treated as such. I wanted an answer, or a reason for not getting an answer, and now I have both. I asked politely at first, but received the run-around from more than one person on this forum.

While on the topic (and since we can't talk about the thread topic until Paula posts), why is it that newer members are treated to such immature behavior? Its hard to even take most people seriously here when you get responses similar to the ones I have received.

Yes it has been said on the podcast, but it has not officially been said in any conversation on this forum or posted on the Holiblog.

I agree Gemini. There is a new 90* bank in the turnaround making a 90* S-turn and there are some plexiglass windows/floors/ceilings in the tunnels near the station so you can see the train in line. I don't have access to podcast either so I am thankful for those who do and share the infomation instead of acting the way some people in this thread have.

I agree with you about that dj. But don't take ANYONE seriously around here! Now, Raven, why did you have to go and spoil it like that?

I think that is unclassy! ;) *** Edited 11/21/2005 8:44:44 PM UTC by a_hoffman50***

I did not spoil anything. Not everyone can get a podcast and there is no reason for them to be left out.

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djDaemon said:
And Coaster Tool - I didn't ask the question with ANY attitude. Read my post before assuming that I'm a jerk. I only respond badly when treated as such.

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That's funny. I have yet to call you any names, don't I? Yet you assume to call everyone kidding around with you bored grade-schoolers. Rather ClASSy, no?

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why is it that newer members are treated to such immature behavior?

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Give and ye shall receive, shaken and presed down and overflowing or something like that. There's plenty of other folks who haven't heard the podcast, aren't around a PC (or easy-to-use, handy pair of earphones from their Ipod or CD player to plug in their PC? Hello engineer?) that don't have to get the answer RIGHT NOW when they ask.

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Its hard to even take most people seriously

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Welcome to CoasterBuzz!

-'Playa

*** Edited 11/21/2005 8:51:53 PM UTC by CoastaPlaya***

I just think Paula should have been the one to let everyone in on the details, since she has been nice enough to share with us so many great things thus far. And to prove my point, Raven the windows are not where we will be able to see the trains in line. They will be where we can see the train hurling through a tunnel. (Should have let Paula say it, cause she knows more than me) *** Edited 11/21/2005 8:59:50 PM UTC by a_hoffman50***

It seems like a lot of threads here turn into a "smart-ass" contest. Maybe that's fun for insiders, but it gets old. Just my opinion.

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CoastaPlaya said:

That's funny. I have yet to call you any names, don't I?

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What? I never said anyone called me names.

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Give and ye shall receive, shaken and presed down and overflowing or something like that. There's plenty of other folks who haven't heard the podcast, aren't around a PC (or easy-to-use, handy pair of earphones from their Ipod or CD player to plug in their PC? Hello engineer?) that don't have to get the answer RIGHT NOW when they ask.

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I read the thread, noticed the podcast had been posted, and that people were "in the know" about Voyage. I asked, since it had not been explicitly mentioned and received vague non-answers as if everyone else were allowed to know, but not anyone who hadn't listened to the 'cast. Now, if someone piped up and mentioned WHY they weren't saying it on the thread, that would have sufficed. But, I got the run-around.

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Welcome to CoasterBuzz!

-'Playa

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And its already easy to tell who should be taken seriously and who shouldn't be. Thanks!

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djDaemon said (then deleted):
This is a forum.

A forum, from Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary:

1 a : the marketplace or public place of an ancient Roman city forming the center of judicial and public business b : a public meeting place for open discussion c : a medium (as a newspaper) of open discussion or expression of ideas
2 : a judicial body or assembly : COURT
3 a : a public meeting or lecture involving audience discussion b : a program (as on radio or television) involving discussion of a problem usually by several authorities

Pay close attention to (1b), (1c) and (3a). Thats why we can talk about the new element without Paula, to whom I mean no disrespect whatsoever.

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Ahhh, but it's not necesarily a public forum, per se.

There are rules and it is owned privately by an individual.

The public is always welcomed, but like most 'real world' public social groups there are certain social 'rules' that the group abides whether consciously or not.

In this case, for whatever reason, most thought it would make more sense to wait for Paula to come in with the fanfare.

It's the real world equivalent of seeking a group of friends who are kind enough to let you in on their fun, then after a day asking them to dress differently, talk about other things and change their social rituals because you don'l like the way they do things.

And also just like most real world scoial groups, I never understood the mentality of the newcomer who walks in and tries to make all the others change. If you didn't like the people involved, why did you make an attempt to 'join' in the first place?

Bah, just an observation. I find it funny how the perception of social skills differ so much online vs real life.

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And its already easy to tell who should be taken seriously and who shouldn't be. Thanks!

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If you choose to take rollercoasters--or message boards about them--SERIOUSLY. *Gag*

Dislodge that protractor and try having fun?

-CO

*** Edited 11/21/2005 9:02:55 PM UTC by CoastaPlaya***

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djDaemon said:

What? I never said anyone called me names.

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Uhh... I distinctly remember you calling me a geek and a kid. I am a selfproclaimed geek and younger than a lot of people, but I take offense when somebody else calls me a geek.