June 14, 06 What went down at SFSTL finally revealed

Well now that we know you are fine...quite frankly I'd be more pissed about the toilet paper incident. Induced prairie dogging is not fun. :)

^Yeah, it was kind of ironic that after we stopped at Indiana Beach the night before that I picked up a USA Today, which just happened to have a Six Flags article. In the article, Mark Shapiro said he'd fire any employee on the spot who wasn't keeping a spotless bathroom.

Well, the bathroom was clean, but with no tp, that's what I call a lack of attention to details, or an employee not doing their job. Maybe they need to put sensors on the rolls. When it gets down say an inch, an alarm goes off and the attendant is able to do their job.

Redman822, I'm assuming the article you linked to is the same as what I've heard about athletes like marathon runners who've over-hydrated and died. Probably a huge difference between them and me is that I make plenty of trips to the bathroom. And if I was over-hydrated, I don't think they would've done an IV at First Aid or the hospital--right?

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A whole lot of praise has been thrown the Gravity Group's way for their designs, but I believe they have a major embarrassment in St. Louis. You can change your name all you want, but it's still your work. Could it be Six Flags fault for their lack of maintenance?

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Well to some degree, CCI is not fully responsible for the desing of the boss. You can blame a large part of it to Eureka City Hall and SF, inc engineers modifying the ride for three trians.

I liked Cheetah. I didn't even notice much roughness. SFKK is my homepark so I'm used to Twisted Twins and it's trains. I'm still not fully grown so the restraints are kind of high up on me. At the bottom of some of the hills my lower-chest hits the bar and that stings for a few seconds but all-in-all I'm fine with them.

But when they gave you an IV it was saline solution not just water, the salt in the solution in this case is what your body needed...not the water

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From further down in the same link I provided earlier...

The therapeutic goal is to increase serum sodium rapidly by 4-6 mEq/L over the first 1-2 hours.

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*** Edited 10/29/2006 9:13:54 PM UTC by redman822***