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Was offered a job by the local papershop today, helping out instore every morning 5:30-7:00, for £5 a day. I'll keep the two hours sleep in the morning thank you very much.

Granted, but you become a loner for life.I wish for this wish to be corrupt.

70ft-ish

Rita - 60/61 MPHStealth - 80MPHAnd, if you want to be pedantic, any coaster can roll back. I do believe there was on occasion where Colossus valleyed on the final turn before the final inline twist. And there's been other occasions where it has happened on chain-lift coasters as well. So yeah, Rita can 'roll back', but whether it can because of the launch, well, I'm not too sure.

Always great to see a new park's signature attraction attracting such substitutional queues...Yep, Formula Rossa's queue for today...

As you said in the 'Your Thorpe Park' topic:

Someone from college gets killed in the next Harry Potter film

Aaah, it's Phill.. Where can I hide? ;)Welcome back!

And it's now back in position.And all was well...

So we're guessing where he'll be going tomorrow night? And there's no points given f we get the right place tonight? Hmm - wildcard!

Most probably the Twnersh... (Despite the fact it is terrible )(And, only one of them are in Chertsey Mark )

That's actually a very nice photo! Fooled me at first glance too

Why is Gillian McKeith even in the I'm a Celebrity...?She's not even a celebrity really. And nutrionists have about the same qualifications of a shelf stacker at Tesco anyways...

^This.Also worth saying Chessington is for families and not for children...

Was odd seeing Alive out of position today... Are they repainting / renovating the outside or something?

I'm all for the joke. And I do apologise for the misunderstand there.And you think that the best way of getting it to stop is taking the mick out of the way he writes? Cause I honestly don't think so...

When you harass the content, you also harass the producer of said content. And yes, it doesn't take much to write everything on a straight line - in fact, it is easier. But perhaps there could be some other reason why it is happening. And yes, it is slightly tedious readinglike this. However, I don't think it really takesaway from what he is actually saying.

So harassing someone with a mental disability is big and clever?The joke was fine, but from there it's simply bullying...

Have any mods actually said anything to Coasterfreck officially about his grammar / found out any reason why his grammar is so poor / given him any helpful tips on improving his grammar? Might be more productive and mature than harassing a 14 year old boy...Just a thought y'know?

Woo, well done Jack! :(Good boy for going to Sainsburys too

I'm currently unemployed. Not that fussed at the moment though to be honest; I couldn't handle it. Summer job it is

I honestly cannot recall the last time you said a negative thing about Thorpe. Nor can I remember the last time you didn't defend the park when someone made a negative statement.And if you find Chessington and Lego a bore, and would have bad things to say about them, you can hardly criticize people for having bad things to say about Thorpe, can you?

I partially agree with this. As ever, it's the minority ruining the majority. The organised planned it to be peaceful, and that's all they did - a peaceful protest. And, as Outfit said, everyone has a right to be involved in a peaceful protest. Many other people also participated in it as well. Yet, some decide to go against this to make it 'front page' news. And, as for what Jack said above, I disagree. Peaceful or not, this protest would have got a lot of media attention. It was talked about a lot before the protest actually occurred, and - even if it received little attention now - it would always be referred to. As for the actual thing they're protesting over, I'm sort of in two minds. I am down right against a raise in tuition fees personally - life is expensive enough as it is. And the fact that it will likely come into effect when I start uni makes me doubtful of it all the more. However, as some people pointed out to me today, the raise in tuition fees will put some people off going to uni - thus meaning a degree becomes slightly more meaningful, as less people have them. It's just a shame that the people it could be putting off are those who come from poorer backgrounds.

So it was my fault then? *Note to self: don't freak out the Templeman *

In no way am I criticizing Thorpe; they've done very well this season. It's just that whatever way you look at it, for a ride to be down for a month and for it to be labelled 'good' or 'an improvement' isn't very reassuring - whatever the ride or the park!