Sidders

So my mum finally gave away my two kittens Louis and Willow. It sucks not coming home to the sound of their premature meows. :'(

Mate that is one beast of a scissor lift. Track's nice too.

Was at the park (not Thorpe) with my little sister today. A pair of elderly women thought she was my daughter... Instinctively I told them she wasn't but yeah, for some reason it made me sad. I took a few photos of her antics at the park though; she's so hard to keep up with.

In this photo, you can see the first support structure for the tower themeing; the ruined steeple that the train will turn towards and fly through before it's inline twist.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-cKDq5KHQMShe's back.

I'll always love Colossus. I've never found it uncomfortable, and I've always admired how it maintains it's speed.

Was on park today in a rather impromptu trip that I only found out about on Thursday. That makes it a record-breaking three visits this year for me. Nothing to report Swarm-wise that hasn't already been mentioned. I'll have a trip report knocked together for tomorrow.

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Looks like there really will be a fire in the house church tonight, Mark.

Let's start a Facebook petition:

That's all very exciting that you know this, but the rest of us members are arguably less pedantic and can admittedly confuse things like that. It's possible Fred may have, in his near-tangible excitement ( ) substituted one word for the other, making the connection that most of us would make - that there is little difference between a propellor and an engine.Back on topic, but possibly not so. The Swarm's construction is slow. We know this. It seems like every so often there is a burst of posts that expand this topic by about a page or two then some raincloud is tossed in saying how people should wait until track has arrived or something. The slow tempo of the build for one is obvious, and so long as the thread doesn't stray too far off topic then there is no need to repeat comments and tell people to stop talking about what is easily the most exciting UK coaster construction since 1998.

They're still called propellers (or more commonly referred to as "engines") on jet planes as well as smaller aircraft.

Reminds me of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_5uVdy5YmA^_^

Besides, the footers are identical and in the same place as the footers in the photos released this time last month.

Theme Park Guide are quoted for saying: Yet below that post, they have a collection of pictures, three of which show large piles of the concrete shells; the footers, as they have been for the past two months. Suffice to say much information from them isn't very reliable. The track will go up when it goes up. I'd rather they take longer over themeing and landscaping elements if I'm honest.

Bolliger & Mabillard.18:22 or 17:15?

Slap ma wrist I'ma double-postin'. My twin sister's "Early birthday present" for me. Oh very dear...

Just struck a match... with my stubble.

The steel building construction isn't the station; it's the maintenance shed. Judging by whereabouts the station will be in concordance with the location of the maintenance shed, I'd go so far as to say that the piece of track (considering that's what it is, and it's been placed) is a piece of section track ready and in place.But then again, without the station's vertical construction, why would much of the track be put up? Surely they'd wait?

I've PM'ed Kevvy offering my apologies if any of the comments made on the previous page were taken as insensitive and tasteless. Hopefully we can move on from this.

For whatever reasons, I'm feeling very down of late, so this song means a lot to me:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBmkZy_M_1c

If you have a problem with the way I write, don't read my posts. Kevvy understands my humour; why on earth would I make a vindictive joke against him about something as sensitive as that? Honestly, talk about making a mountain out of a mole-hill.