Ryan

But what if it really is the future of theme park attractions? You can' really say it's marketing bull**** until you know what it actually is.

It's Derren, not Darran.

I'm pretty sure that comes up every single year? It'll just be a stock image that they use.

Apologies, no idea why I wrote Europe, but my point still stands.

There's some quotes from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, but no nothing on bbc etc yet.

So according to Sky, an air strike has killed 26 civilians in Syria. Firstly my thoughts go to them and their families, secondly **** you David Cameron and everyone else who voted for air strikes. (Yes I know we don't know if they were UK air strikes, but that means nothing to the innocent Syrians that have been murdered by Europe today.)

For people saying it doesn't put us in more danger, someone in London has been stabbed with a machete and the attacker shouted "this is for Syria".

I agree we've always been a target, which has been proven with all the failed attacks. I'm just worried the retaliation to the news of us joining in the bombing could be a sophisticated attack that won't be able to be stopped. They will want to send a message out to the Western world, and it is worrying.

Some reasons why we should not bomb Syria (in my opinion): Since when has bombing these countries ever helped us? All it will help do is radicalise innocent people and allow ISIS to recruit more people. The Syrians don't care who's bombing them, if it's Assad, ISIS, America or US, they will try and escape. Europe is already struggling with a refugee crisis, we can't add to that. This is what IS want. They want to paint a picture of the Western Christians wanting to kill Muslims in Syria, they will portray us as evil monsters to the Syrian people. The excuse of 'oh we bomb Iraq so it's fine to bomb Syria' is pathetic, where has bombing Iraq got us? IS people don't all go out in large groups and stand around for bombs to land on them. They live amongst innocent people, where a dropped bomb will murder everyone. US have been bombing them for over a year, has it helped at all? No, IS have only got stronger. They will retaliate against us, reports this morning saying that the UK is now their next target. ISIS want to draw Western countries into an all out war, we are giving them what they want Maybe we should stop selling arms to the middle east (which ends up in ISIS hands in Syria) Stop and think for a second, we are dropping bombs on another country on our planet. I'm disgusted to be British after this.

What's interesting?

How can you bomb funding? I may not know a lot about this subject at all, but I am sure there are other ways of cutting off their oil etc other than bombing them.

Cutting off their funding/oil supply would be a much better method than dropping bombs on them, IMO.

There's a lot of social media hype around this right now, seems like they got a lot of popular Youtubers to tweet about it.

http://thelondoneconomic.com/news/grady-sisters-appear-on-london-underground/03/12 Article about the "week long" PR stunt. LOL

They're spoopy.

The clues on mindswanted site have gone a bit quiet, next one was meant to be mid-November with the one after coming end of November.

I realised when writing that that was actually quite offensive to Tesco Value products, apologies

Cheap, poorly put together and lesser quality of product (the ride as a whole - track layout etc).

I didn't mention the manufacturer, let alone say it was the fault of them.

It's quite obvious that The Smiler has a problem with stalling, that is not "operating as it should have".

Maybe Towers shouldn't buy the Tesco Value version of coasters in future.

It doesn't sound like they even know what's happening next year, let alone 2017!

Prettyyyyyyyyy