Ozark Wildcat, one of the best?

HaHa.... It doesn't really get that bad, it's more my parents :( Oh well. I applied to Price Cutter

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You know what is cool? Email. Try it! :)

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You dont have to be so damn rude about it.
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*** This post was edited by CoasterBill 5/17/2003 12:23:15 AM ***

im sorry, i must have missed something....whats an Intamin Plug-N-Play??

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I am with you coasterpunk. GCI's are the best. Sure they are smooth, but damn they are an incredible ride. People under rate them cause they don't have the forceful air of say Phoenix at Knoebel's Grove. I think for the type of coaster they manufacturer it isn't necessary. In my mind they are like the B&M of wooden coasters.

If you don't think they can throw you the right way just ride he Wildcat at Hersheypark. That is truly an amazing coaster, and I continue to enjoy it year after year. The front seat is the best by the way.

GCI can't go wrong. Whatever they build they will come(GP that is.) They are incredible rides. I just wish Mike Doodley was still part of it all. Rather than being a consultant. Him & Clair really made Summers & Dinn look good. When all of their rides now are heavily braked, and no more fun to enjoy.
*** This post was edited by Coasterfantom 5/17/2003 1:24:25 AM ***

Bill -I do not think that Legendary is being rude. He is just pointing out that a number of the posts to this topic should be handled via email.

Vacoasterfreak - Plug N Play is the new wooden track system/method used by Intamin where the track sections are milled out of single pieces of glued laminated wood instead of building up layers of wood as is the norm.

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*** This post was edited by Wolgamuth 5/17/2003 9:10:49 AM ***

Legendary said:
You know what is cool? Email. Try it! :)

While you and Jim are correct about making the point that most of the posts on here could have been made via email, I don't think you had the right to point it out here. In an "oxymoron type of way" you could have pointed that out in an...email. ;)

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*** This post was edited by Swoosh 5/17/2003 9:59:22 AM ***

vacoasterfreak: An Intamin plug'n'play is one of Intamin's new wooden coasters that use computer aided manufacturing (CAM) to precisely cut laminations for the track. This provides a much smoother track than tradional wooden coasters that stack lumber on site to build the track. This technique may be the key to building woodies over 100 feet tall that don't shake your fillings out. Unfortunately there aren't any of these coasters in North America yet.

The thing is (and Wildcat porves it) that a coaster doesn't have to be big to pack a nice sized punch while being smooth.

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Does anyone besides me find the "plug and play" name to be stupid ?

I do... [Bringing this post back from the dead]
How many people are going to be in SDC/CC in their Post-SRM plans?

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