Rare normal entry.
These won't be around much. I just had such a great day, I felt that everyone needed to know the little details. xD
I'm supposed to be doing Pedligs right now, but I'm procrastinating big-time.
Anyway, I went to the first day of Fright Fest at Six Flags with my father. I had a good time, even though alot went wrong. I mean, at first, it pwned, because we had front row Nitro. It went steadily downhill from there. We went on Batman, and as soon as we got to the top, the ride lost power, and we got stuck. We were sitting there listening ot this Russian guy speak to us in broken English, and laughing at the people who were all jittery, 'cause Batman isn't that high up. After about fifteen minutes of just sitting, they told us we had to walk down the side of the ride to get down. Best thing ever; my dad's girlfriend's daughter was freaking out, and me and him were just laughing and making things worse for her. It was pretty nice, though. They gave us a little pass that allowed us to get on a ride (except for Kingda Ka and the Hayride) anytime. We went to the other side of the park to catch Kingda Ka, and that broke down as soon as we got there. So we caught Medusa, and ran back to the other side of the park. As soon as we got to the front of Chiller, it broke down, and wasn't in use for a half-hour. We caught some shows that weren't that good, and then I saw Tiff with her college friends. 'Twas nice.
Fright Fest wasn't worth waiting for. Only fun from that part of the night was seeing Lenny dancing for one show, and watching this guy chase this preppy girl. The walkthroughs were uninteresting, so we left.
After that, Stringer picked me up, and we rode over to Eric Branning's for the new Family Guy movie. It was hilarious to the point where I cried. Oh man, you need to buy this and watch it for yourself. Funniest thing ever, especially the part with Ray Charles and Saddam Hussein. Since we were all hungry after that, we met Kristen Green and Yodice at Starbucks, where we just hung out for a while and talked about things. Conversation was good. There was this guy outside, though, sleeping in his car, and he was blasting crappy Bon Jovi out through an open window. Stringer and I started blasting Zeppelin to counter it, but then we left.
Overall, it rocked yesterday. Hoping to have another night like that again.
I'm supposed to be doing Pedligs right now, but I'm procrastinating big-time.
Anyway, I went to the first day of Fright Fest at Six Flags with my father. I had a good time, even though alot went wrong. I mean, at first, it pwned, because we had front row Nitro. It went steadily downhill from there. We went on Batman, and as soon as we got to the top, the ride lost power, and we got stuck. We were sitting there listening ot this Russian guy speak to us in broken English, and laughing at the people who were all jittery, 'cause Batman isn't that high up. After about fifteen minutes of just sitting, they told us we had to walk down the side of the ride to get down. Best thing ever; my dad's girlfriend's daughter was freaking out, and me and him were just laughing and making things worse for her. It was pretty nice, though. They gave us a little pass that allowed us to get on a ride (except for Kingda Ka and the Hayride) anytime. We went to the other side of the park to catch Kingda Ka, and that broke down as soon as we got there. So we caught Medusa, and ran back to the other side of the park. As soon as we got to the front of Chiller, it broke down, and wasn't in use for a half-hour. We caught some shows that weren't that good, and then I saw Tiff with her college friends. 'Twas nice.
Fright Fest wasn't worth waiting for. Only fun from that part of the night was seeing Lenny dancing for one show, and watching this guy chase this preppy girl. The walkthroughs were uninteresting, so we left.
After that, Stringer picked me up, and we rode over to Eric Branning's for the new Family Guy movie. It was hilarious to the point where I cried. Oh man, you need to buy this and watch it for yourself. Funniest thing ever, especially the part with Ray Charles and Saddam Hussein. Since we were all hungry after that, we met Kristen Green and Yodice at Starbucks, where we just hung out for a while and talked about things. Conversation was good. There was this guy outside, though, sleeping in his car, and he was blasting crappy Bon Jovi out through an open window. Stringer and I started blasting Zeppelin to counter it, but then we left.
Overall, it rocked yesterday. Hoping to have another night like that again.