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I watched it in middle school. I did like it at the time. Idk about now.

Nah my family is good at handling my psych issues most of the time, they got me back on my medication

Or not idc

Tony's jokes were pretty funny. The Aaron Hernandez/Kevin Hart joke made me spit out my drink when I first heard it.

Heard about it on the Breakfast Club with Kim K's comment about Kevin Hart being small and saw a clip of Kevin Hart's comment about Tom Brady's ex wife on FB.

She's not my type. Fake boobs are VERY poorly done and she's more thick than I prefer (in porn)

Same. Must be the instinctual life goals lol workout, eat, then sleep.

Stupid jobs getting in the way

My finger slipped and I became the sole vote for KFC I hate KFC and Popeyes is a million times better

Zaxby's is better than both of them

nah

I almost always eat close or just before bed. helps me sleep.

I think nutritionists recommend that your last meal be at least 2-3 hours before going to bed.

If it makes you feel any better, the restraints actually come over your shoulders, it just doesn't have the part that sits on your shoulders like older coasters. Its better cause you dont bang your ears off those pieces. To me they're easily the best, most comfortable restraint I've ever ridden. It feels quite snug, but way more freedom.

I lived in Pittsburgh my whole life (just moved away)
Steel Curtain has been an absolute disaster from a PR standpoint. It's probably been closed down more days than it's been open since it's finished being built. Just a whole myriad of issues.

It is a very good ride though. It's fun. To me it's not better than Phantoms Revenge though.

Yeah, but it wasn't a criminal act.

Used to work on missile silos, you have to give your personal code to the dispatch guys to get access to the site. You only get two tries to get it right (usually a paperwork error). After your second chance, you are told to wait at the gate. Eventually security forces will show up and validate you are who you say you are. One member had their gun pointed at us the whole time which was uncomfortable.

I havent been there since 2013. They still had the Dueling Dragons coaster, but it was branded under Harry Potter before removing it entirely.

Im afraid to go on that one. I dont like coasters that have inversions with just a lap restraint. Especially with that inversion stall over the park goers and that heart line roll near the end.

At WoF, the highest "adrenaline rush" is the Detonator. It goes 160 feet at 45 MPH straight up. You will feel negative G-Force at the height.

Does this one have a tendency to rollback too if the launch was not powerful enough?

I almost got a part time job for Halloween Haunt, but I could not do it. Already had one. Also WoF has lost a lot of it's magic over the years.

If you are looking for the highest? It is in Kissimee Florida. It is 300 feet tall, you will hit a descent at a speed of 76 MPH. You will be at a very odd angle. The autospeaker will say (I do not remember what it said verbatim) You on are on the worlds tallest skycoaster. 3-2-1 Fly! (cue to pull the cord

Those kind are pretty cool but I prefer traditional coasters.

I hope it stays away from the Berkeley Pit.

Haven't rode it yet, shooting for August to ride it but I'm still unsure about the height though.

Anyway, I've had 1 done for my back,1 one my neck, 2 on my knee and 1 on my head because I was having blackouts years ago.

This upcoming one is for my neck and back, getting both done in the same session so it's going to take longer than normal.

I really shouldn't be riding coasters given the 3 bulging disc's in my spine but if I didn't ride coasters I'd be bored as shit.

Also found out I have bone spurs in my neck.

But still not going to stop me

I've had 5 done, going for my 6th one later this month.

Didn't use to mind them but now I'm a bit claustrophobic so my doctor prescribed me a pill to help me relax during the MRI.

No its quite a bit different. This is essentially Top Thrill Dragster but it has a swing launch now since the hydraulic launch misfires and almost killed someone a few years back.

It's similar but definitely different.

Oh, that's just the Superman here at Six Flags. Yeah, I mean, it's fun. I remember one time I went with a couple friends and it "blew up" as we were next in line. Took off and made a loud noise and was smoking and guess the magnets at the top didn't shoo it back down so it was just slowly dipping between the valley. One of my friends was so scared and saying we could get lifetime park passes for being traumatized for it. lol

No but I had a CAT scan when I was 7.

I've had so many MRIs done, it's not even funny.

There's a very very mild claustrophobia for me, in the sense that I worry what happens if there's an emergency, but that goes away quickly.

For me the hardest part is staying still. I've never been the type that likes to stay in one spot for too long.

I have a kettle, but I wish it was like the ones in the UK that boil super fast.