Single or Attached? - CoasterBuzz

I have been married 6 years.My husband loves coasters as much as i do and is just as anxious to hit the park as i am on opening day.We already have many coaster trips planned for the future.We have two little boys and our 3 year old is already starting to ride the small coasters.We hope to make this a family tradition :)

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Rickyswmn

Been dating my guy for 4 years...he's not big on coasters, but will ride them. Made me get off Riddler when there was no line. :( I could have ridden that thing all day.

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http://www.bolliger-mabillard.com

My gal dun looooves coasters. I'ma lucky guy!

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Decisions determine destiny; Destiny determines decisions.

I was engaged to marry my ex when I found out he had never ridden a coaster. So we planned a trip to PKI (just KI then) -- because I told him I WOULD NOT MARRY anyone who didn't ride coasters. Once we got there, he used every excuse in the book not to ride -- even pointed to a "Fun and Safety Symbol" board and wondered aloud about whether he might not have high blood pressure . . but I finally got him on one. He was hooked -- we did IAPPA and DisneyWorld on our honeymoon . . .
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But he IS my ex. Current SO courted me at Kennywood when we were in high school. Broke up, etc., -- then we got back together about 30 years later when he was in Pittsburgh for a convention (it was the look of the Kennywood coasters across the lake at night that did it!). Since he was now on the west coast, we moved me across country (riding coasters along the way) the next year, then the next year moved my stuff across country (ditto). Now we're both in Southern California, both ACE members, and planning a coaster vacation this summer!

I am 15 and single right now. None of my past girl friends liked coasters much. I hope I get a girl soon in which I can ask "How tall must I be to ride You?"

LOL

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"enough is enough"-?

You shouldnt be thinking like that coastermaster. Wait until you're a little older.

An ex g/f of mine would goto SFGAm all the time and ride the rides, because she loved them too. But unfortunetly, we broke up.

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Rob

If the world was perfect, we would have a rollercoaster at every corner.

I didn't mean to be rude. It was just a joke. Sorry if it was offensive to anyone.

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"enough is enough"-?

I am still datng my sweet one. we just hit 1 and a half years....

She cant wait to get back on Batman Knight Flight...(okay, no one is perfect)

Single and still looking....and looking....and looking....and looking....:). Are there any women out there for me?! (starts to cry dramaticly)

Hey I could win an Oscar for this. (dramatic cry continues) :)

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Bill Yost
"I never rode a B&M I didn't like."
http://www.small-business-webs.com/pkizone

*** This post was edited by THE BEASTmaster on 4/1/2002. ***

Married for over seven years to the love of my life. Unfortunately, she thinks I am nuts about coasters.

And, even worse, I have to now reduce the number of "away" trips I usually took since she's pregnant and we need to tighten our budget...Heck, I had to do a bit of negotiating to get my SFGAm pass & pariking this season...

Been with my hubby for 24 years (married for almost 22). He likes coasters, but isn't as fanatic as I am. He indulges me tho.

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I'd rather die living than live like I'm dead

Married for almost 5 years now to a wonderful woman who does not like coasters for the most part but will do a lot of flat rides as long as they don't go upside down. She is ever patient with me and my passion for thrill rides and the places we go to ride them. I am a truly lucky man to have a wife that doesnt ride the coasters yet suggests that we hit CP again this year on a long road trip and she also suggests hitting Indiana Beach on the way so that I will be happy.

I may not have a riding partner but I still am the luckiest man alive.

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Bob Hansen

Bolliger/Mabillard for President/VP 2004

Bob,

Sounds like we're in the same boat. My wife doesn't like coasters but she must love me, as she goes to parks with me all the time. In fact, we were talking about our summer vacation the other day, and she suggested that we go to Dorney as well as the already-planned trip to HP! "Do you want to go?" I asked. "No, but you do," she said. We're not going but I appreciated the thought very much.

back on topic... I've been married for 2 years and 4 months, and it's been the best time of my life.

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He let the contents of the bottle do the thinking; can't shake the devil's hand and say you're only kidding.

Married almost a year now. Our year anniversary is followed a week later by a weeklong trip to Cedar Point with some family members. My hubby tries sometimes to figure out the psychosis of a coaster enthusiast. He doesn't understand, but he does enjoy the coasters with me! The first time I went on MF, in July 2000, we both were on the ride far after dark, and as we crested the hill, hubby says "oh my g*d, is that what I think it is??!" :-) Such a sweety!! Hehehe

Ride Em, Cowboy said:
Am I honestly the first gay man to respond to this one?! Interesting. . .I'm attached. Two years. He enjoys coasters or once did, but he says that with Six Flags getting as shady as they are, that he's becoming a little afraid for his life. I say that's part of the thrill. He also says he's getting to old for them. He's 25! Right!

Good for you to post! :-D We're 26; sometimes i feel 30 but at heart i'm 19. Gotta keep the kid inside your heart!

SilverWinds said:
I was in love (so to speak) when I was 14. That was the 70's (I'm getting old) and I still remember her name....Elaine. Bought her an ID bracelet, and even learned sign language so we could "talk" in band as she played a several chairs down from me. Then we broke up, and I got the bracelet back in an envelope - with all the links of the chain broken She's still my first love.

Man, that may be the saddest thing I have ever heard in my entire life. Just brutal. :(

Anyway, I'm 27 (born on September 11th.. geesh, can you believe it?). I'm single too, but not worried about it. Funny cause when I graduated high school (10 year reunion coming up.. double geesh can you believe it??) I knew that I'd be married at 22, probably have my first kid by 25. Strange how things work out. I'm just lucky I didn't become a father first (oops, did I say that? :)). One of these days, I'll meet HER and hopefully she'll love coasters too.

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Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like bananas.

My Girl got me onto my first coaster, so she changed my life in more ways than one.....

To answer the question: Yes. As I tend to get into trouble on a regular basis, often for somewhat extended periods, you can flip a coin as to which one. You'll have a pretty good chance of being correct.

Happily taken by KicksTheSky... but I think I created a monster.

"Hey there's some coasters in Virginia, let's go there!"

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***Why can't all parks have a Millennium Force ?***

Getting into this thread late [I wasn't on-line all weekend]. Currently 36, single and sorta looking. I had a boyfriend for six years from 88 to 94. For the first couple of years he did something I later regarded as pretty sweet: he'd ride coasters with me even tho he absolutely HATED them. He'd be virtually hyperventilating as we rode up the lift and I always thought he was joking. After we were together about four years he told me he couldn't ride anymore and I would go on trips w/ friends or my Dad - who is now 64, a member of ACE, and still rides ;-)

Since 94 I've dated a few guys but none of them enjoyed coasters....I guess I sure know how to pick 'em...LOL! Ideally my mate would share that interest but its not a deal-breaker. Still I have hope there's a man out there for me that shares my love of coasters....

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2002 - the year of IB's LoCoSuMo!!