JoshC.

I see nothing wrong with a Lady Gaga topic. It's just like the Doctor Who topic isn't it? Like, we have a topic for TV shows or something like that, but because Doctor Who is liked by a lot of members, it's appropriate to have a topic dedicated to that to make sure people can discuss other bits of TV.We have a music topic, but because so many people like Lady Gaga, what's wrong with having a topic designated to that so other people can discuss other bits of music easier? It's not like Lady Gaga stuff can't be posted in other topics, just like with Doctor Who, just as long as it's not every other post. I really don't get what all the fuss is about. It's a bit of music, there's no need for people to get into heated debates about it's quality, meaning or anything like that, and there's no need for forum-wide arguments about where it should be blooming discussed...

It comes up with a red box saying:'You are not allowed to use that image extension on this board.':S

Okay, I'm confused...Why am I allowed to post images, yet not allowed to use emoticons? :S

For a second, I thought you were stalking me then...The neighbour I was ranting about in the post above Adam's is called Ian, and as I didn't see Adam's post at first, I thought you were talking to me. Then I saw the word banned and I was confused... :-P

Neighbours.Neighbours who say they'll put up a fence and take away some rubbish from your land left by previous tenants, then go chopping down your trees and going on your land taking photos.

Just reiterating a good point Holly...

Les Coogan is probably little more than the park thinking cleverly and having a 'LC' to play with. The relevance of Les Coogan is probably much more basic than most people think...St Christopher could have relevance to the church that the station is in; I personally don't think it will relate to the 'LC' though..

Different actor today. Not as 'vocal and active' as the other guy, but a bit deranged, confused and verging on a little creepy. However, he was still very effective.I have been told to tell:'Les Coogan has spoken. The End will come in 2012'

Well it looks to be an overwhelming No... :-(

Trains.Especially South West blooming Trains.Though I guess their regular lateness did mean I was still able to get my usual train after being kept behind at college for no reason whatsoever...

Is it wrong that I'm apathetic to all this?He's dead. A big figure head in terrorism is dead. All well and good. But there's still a threat, no? With the Olympics around the corner, I'd expect there to be a high terror threat here whether he's alive or dead. There's still going to be war, there's still going to be terror and so on.One man has died, it's a step in the right direction, but it's not going to change that much in my eyes.

*Waits for a complaint from a Roman Catholic / Orthodox Christian group saying how it's distasteful or disrespectful*

If your cat is still unsure on how they will vote on Thursday, please ensure that they watch this video.

The closest relevance I found was Les Coogan, who has some sort of relevance to boxing... Probably just something he made up in my eyes.

The Doctor is EVERYWHERE...

Meh, Twilight Zone at Chessie is far scarier than anything Thorpe had produced...

So many factors to take into consideration, a simple free fall calculator would not do it justice.No one knows really. And, to be honest, I don't think many people will really care so much so right now, y'know, when construction hasn't even started yet. It will be around the 55-60MPH I'd guess..

Oh yeah, Gerstlauer's first holding brake coaster isn't it? I guess that is still sorta like a free-fall?

Firstly, Mumbo Jumbo is a controlled drop, and is only 112 degrees. I believe a French park is planning / building a 113 degree El Loco though. :mellow:As for this Eurofighter, one of the strangest coasters I've ever seen by pictures and videos, I haven't read anywhere whether the drop is controlled or not. This will definitely be the steepest drop in the world (if you don't include Screaming Squirrels of course, which most people don't anyways ), but whether Saw will lose it's silly record or not, that's not confirmed?

Wonder if anyone can help me. Does anyone know when Phantom Phantasia first opened at Thorpe? I know it had been around since the 80's, but not when. Also, if anyone knows when it was rethemed into WWH? No real reason, just curious.

Ooh, another school rant coming right up..Head of Politics says we have to do an exam question a day over the Easter holidays. He says that an exam question is part a, b and c. Anyone who doesn't do all 17 essays gets study leave cancelled.I get major stressed, etc. etc. Mum emails my tutor, who speaks to the head of Politics. 'Oh, I would have been content if they answered a part a or b or c a day. As long as they've done some questions, I don't mind.'WHY!!!!

I caught a glimpse of that a while ago, shortly after the Saw Alive fire. Just passed it off as something related to that.Interesting, though...

The more I look at it, the more I have been thinking that!

Haven't Universal got some rights to the robotic arm effect till 2015 or something? Probably just a myth, but I heard something like that...