Six Flags
My first update in a while.
My mood has being swinging so violently lately. WHen I get like this, it is best to stay away from people. I also find myself getting angry a lot, which I do not like.
This past Saturday, I went with some friends to Six Flags Great Adventure in Joyzee. Teh highlight was my first ride on a linear induction roller coaster (Batman & Robin: The Chiller). Zero to 70 MPH in aboot 4 seconds. No lift hill. Just a 3...2...1... WHOOOOOOSSSHHH !!! Shooting down a tunnel, and then all of the sudden heading straight up a hill.
Nitro was a great ride, but Superman at SF New England is a bit more out of control... like riding on a BMX bike down the side of a mountain. WHat I liked aboot Nitro is how it went out into the forest a bit.
The group pretty much likes SF New England better. Too many city people, and teenagers and gang types at the Joyzee park. The last time I had been to SFGA was in 1993... it was just as I remembered it, but it has also changed a lot too.
I was getting frustrated with a friend to a litle degree. I cannot stand being queued up for hours. I want to try the "fast lane" thing, and so did others in the group, but "K" refuses to use it, thinking that you are cutting ahead of others, and that people call you names. I have never seen that.
Oh, Medusa is a really great floorless coaster. Another nice ride.
SIx Flags Joyzee is in some ways nicer... I like how it is located more in a forest... But Six Flags New ENgland is cleaner, friendlier, and a higher caliber of customer.
Not much else is going on. Working on cooking and magic, and that's aboot it. My mood is just too wild. Some mornings I pray for a fatal disease, and others I feel a little more like my old self.
My mood has being swinging so violently lately. WHen I get like this, it is best to stay away from people. I also find myself getting angry a lot, which I do not like.
This past Saturday, I went with some friends to Six Flags Great Adventure in Joyzee. Teh highlight was my first ride on a linear induction roller coaster (Batman & Robin: The Chiller). Zero to 70 MPH in aboot 4 seconds. No lift hill. Just a 3...2...1... WHOOOOOOSSSHHH !!! Shooting down a tunnel, and then all of the sudden heading straight up a hill.
Nitro was a great ride, but Superman at SF New England is a bit more out of control... like riding on a BMX bike down the side of a mountain. WHat I liked aboot Nitro is how it went out into the forest a bit.
The group pretty much likes SF New England better. Too many city people, and teenagers and gang types at the Joyzee park. The last time I had been to SFGA was in 1993... it was just as I remembered it, but it has also changed a lot too.
I was getting frustrated with a friend to a litle degree. I cannot stand being queued up for hours. I want to try the "fast lane" thing, and so did others in the group, but "K" refuses to use it, thinking that you are cutting ahead of others, and that people call you names. I have never seen that.
Oh, Medusa is a really great floorless coaster. Another nice ride.
SIx Flags Joyzee is in some ways nicer... I like how it is located more in a forest... But Six Flags New ENgland is cleaner, friendlier, and a higher caliber of customer.
Not much else is going on. Working on cooking and magic, and that's aboot it. My mood is just too wild. Some mornings I pray for a fatal disease, and others I feel a little more like my old self.