Gareth

Oh, great idea... the paving bricks could go all edgy and break up, looking like the volcano has been pushed up from beneath the ground.

Then just bury it slightly, make a pit if you like... and have it reach 35m again.

Then put a launch next to it... Have two towers!

:S Kk, anyway, what else could go there? The station for flyer over Rapids? Not really enough room...

Well, what would you put there?

The access point bit... forget the trucks, just get another tower XD

She could be surviving in a home somewhere... Sightings have been made, and IMO I think she is still alive, but whether they'll find her or not is another thing.The thing I'm gonna rant about: TPM Forum.Here, you can't have any idea or concept without it being slagged off by unfriendly mods etc. You can't have a suggestion for anything without it being uber-realistic [boring].I thought this was a forum where people could share their ideas on rollercoasters and the entertainment industry, but all it seems to be is a bunch of people who all think the same thing, which means that there is practically no interesting, and diverse conversation going on around here.The constant 'in-jokes' are all well and good, but they make it near-impossible for newbies to join and interact with others.

Yeah, I think it will be a second bridge which links the two sections together.

YAY! Thanks alot, love the theming!!!Up close, the walls look great.

"Renny Krupinski" is what Wiki says...

But if Alton follow their whole: "Wowsa, I've never seen that done before," thing they do with the Secret Weapons, then it will probably be a whole new concept, which would require a prototype somewhere.

Owww, my head hurts after that stupidity...I hate how this ride is compared to Speed. Yes, they are both beyond verticle usw usw, but Saw is themed, and more open, and those are the factors which make it better IMO.

A new one...

Which is why I'm not looking forward to the next SW... it might be tamer than it could possibly be, and it's potential is lost.As for oblivion, I think it is a good ride, but now, the theming is just so boring. I know they won't, but Alton should really invest a year into turning this area into a clean cut, futuristic setting, because at the moment, it looks so bland, and 'fifties lab.' *yawn*

Love the ride - one of the best.Its adrenalin rush is second to none, and I love how the queue build up the suspense as it creeps around the tower.But it's the space next to it which gets on my nerves... Just fill it with another powered launch TP!! Would be great IMO.

I'm actually quite lucky; my largest ever has been 90 mins for Samurai this Summer [got a bit burnt]Most of my other queues have been either walk on, or less than 40 mins...Oh, The Asylum on Fright Night was the usual, like, an hour and a half {correct me if I'm wrong - the time just flew by with anticipation, but then it was... meh.}

BTW, there is no new video up... perhaps there won't be one this month, but there will be one a month after the ride has been open, to conclude usw.

It's working for me [and at a much faster rate than it has done previously... perhaps they have just sped things up?]

The indoor section could be a car-making-place...The ride could be sponsored by, like, Audi or something.Kk, that ride sounds crap. XD

Oh, but when they're in a normal post, they are as well?

No! Another, random photo in a topic... from Sebastian. Really? o_OI'm going into McDonalds on Friday for their Festive Meal... Yum Yum.

Even then - Primark will look to the designers, but create designs which are easier to make etc... Like, those buffalo check shirts which were all over Primark recently - those came from the checks trend/lumberjack trend.The high-end labels control all. There is no escape.

No, but all high street brands look at the designers for inspiration. They want their products to be sold to the public, and to have fashionable clothes on offer, would mean a greater profit. Who decides what is fashionable? Forecasters. Who do they tell? High-End Labels. Where do they present their produce? The Catwalk. And it is from there where the highstreet brands and the magazines look at.eg: Prada @ Autumn/Winter 2008 - They presented lace in a gothy way, and used very elegant, traditional, black lace. Days later, this and more, such as Gareth Pugh's 'Uber-Goth' style, were seen in Vogue, Style, ELLE and more. Only weeks later, did the Goth-Chic style appear radically instore of most notable high-street stores. The same happened with Checks, radically, and military a couple of seasons back.I also agree with how generic River Island looks. While trappers are kinda kooky, they, much like Ray-Bans, have been overworn. I always internally laugh out loud when I walk past a River Island Card Holder... {You can tell, with the over done, everything XDDD eg. waistcoat, pinstripe shirt, parker, trapper + oversized beanie [wth?!?], workers jeans, skinny tie, patent white leather trainers, and chunky watch.For me, clothes are kinda important.

I suppose news reporters go into work on XMas day, but they must get paid shed-loads, or have no families...