mboy81

The Castle rocks on Thursday nights! Too bad I always have to work on Friday.

Yahoo has a game already set up to do this: http://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com/pickem Should we set up a group?

Umm, what? I think you meant "Reducing our Military in Iraq." I think the current administration has done a fine job already in reducing our military, with over 4,000 dead, and 30,000 wounded. This is 1,937 days after our president proclaimed "Mission Accomplished."

I know I'm kinda behind the times, but I finally got a DS with Animal Crossing. Code: 2320-1620-1973 Town: Coolton Name: Mike

I think this pretty much sums up a lot of gay men and women. It's actually quite hard to find a bf/gf when you're not a "typical" gay person. I maybe step foot in a gay bar about once a month, and that's the gayest I get . I wouldn't go so far as to say I wish I weren't gay though, Twister. You're young, give it a few years. You'll be proud of what you are eventually, and you'll find that it isn't really SUPPOSED to be a lifestyle. It's too bad a lot of people have made it that way.

It's always been like that with the green boxes. SoB had them when it opened. I believe Vortex has had them now for a while. I don't think it's a CF thing.

So earlier in the thread, I read someone quote scripture from Leviticus as a proof that homosexuality is forbidden. For those, I include this clip from The West Wing. Just a thought.

I guess Cincinnati is considered the "east." Ohio's that wierd state that some consider mid-west, and some consider east. I live next-door to PKI. I can watch the nightly fireworks from my porch!

Any of the rides on top of the Stratosphere Tower classify as COMPLETELY insane. I've never been so scared in my life!

Jay Cutler, from Santa Claus, IN, is going to the Broncos. ESPN.com had a really good article on his life growing up in southern Indiana. It even mentions Holiday World! Check it out Here

Thanks VsEuro, That site was awesome! I would love to get overseas sometime and ride this thing. I miss CHAOS, and really like this ride. Who knew Vekoma would come out with something so neat and creative?

Wow, that really brought back memories of Chaos at Opryland. It's such a unique and interesting ride. I forgot how incredibly long the trains were. After watching the second video, I noticed the clock movies on the top. Didn't Chaos have a clock theme at the beginning? Was this the same movie? When I rode it, the theme had changed to the nuclear reactor stuff.

I'm sure you wouldn't HAVE to be gay to go there, and it's not like you wouldn't understand what the place was all about if you weren't gay. It's kinda along the lines of a Dollywood or Silver Dollar City: celebrating a way of life, with their struggles and triumphs. Think about the hundreds of thousands (probably close to over a million or so) of people that attend pride celebrations around the globe. I would think of it as an extended Pride festival. Hopefully, with rides.

Wow, my friends and I TOTALLY had this idea when we were in Vegas. It would be attached to a gay-themed hotel. I do admit, it is QUITE over-the-top. The "Tower of Pride" cracks me up.

Did anyone notice the supports on the coaster that didn't touch the track? What's that for?