No BeastBuzz for 2007

I stopped at five. Even then, the ERT was a little tough. I skipped Delirium and Drop Zone entirely.

---

Jeff said:
Uh... I've been to dozens of events. BeastBuzz has always been my favorite. How is my favorite even up for debate?

---

Calm down, I'm not debating your personal preferences. I was just clearing up that there is no be-all, end-all coaster event... that it's just a matter of individual taste. Not trying to pick a fight here...

*** Edited 3/11/2007 5:33:45 AM UTC by Rob Ascough***

Maybe it was more like 8-10 beers a piece. Either way, it was to many to remember.

:)

James, I think you are making us out to be bigger alcoholics than we are...

(Go with this theory...)

Yeah, it was definitely too many to remember, but I think we managed to put away a good portion of that keg before they made us leave. :)

What is with the "calm down" comments all of the time. Do you visualize me banging on my keyboard with rage? You so don't get me.

Wow JamesK, there definitely were some lively people at the theatre for the awards, but I didn't know you guys had that many drinks!

It sounds like a few people coud've put the "spew" in "spin-and-spew" for the first night time ERT on Delirium and Drop Zone.

It was a good night, that's for sure. One hell of a birthday for me.

I guess I don't get you, Jeff. All I know about you is the "tone" of many of your posts.

Anyway, I've always had the strange desire to take on a few rides with the "help" of a little alcohol. I'm not sure if it's the smartest things to do (large amounts of alcohol sometimes have a way of changing someone's posture) but it's always seemed mildly interesting... might add a different dimension to the experience.

I'm not a big fan, thus my sitting out on half the ERT last year. On the other hand, I've done it on Magnum enough times, but I suppose with something that familiar (I'd be surprised if I hadn't been on it a thousand times by now), there's nothing about it I don't expect.

Hey, I did the Conneaut Lake marathon a couple of summers ago with 12 hours on the BLUE STREAK.

I couldn't sit down for a week.

Eating was also a problem. My teeth had been reduced to rubble.

Are they still doing that fund-raiser for BLUE STREAK? It was a lot of fun and the people there were super!!

Barry J.

Barry: like last year this time, everything with CLP is up in the air. I've always wanted to do the Blue Streak Challenge.