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Yes that's why it had a 15 minute queue of people waiting for it to reopen after it broke down and had a similar queue length to the other big rollercoasters when I last visited..

Nope, wasn't with anyone from TPM.

Was supposed to be going tomorrow but that fell through again

Allergic to both so none. Pass on the McDonalds as well.

Josh, no one is born as an enthusiast and I became one not just from going to theme parks but having websites like this where a lot of information is on display without snobbery and elitism that would come with being an 'enthusiasts only site'.

When I went to Florida we didn't anything outside the WDW area no one else in my family likes big rides so my vote goes towards the Tower of Terror. Expedition Everest may have better overall theming but I thought the 5th dimension scene was amazing and EE sort of fizzled out after the larger forwards drop and the track switches take a pretty long time. I have been on the Jurrasic Park and Simpsons rides in LA which I think are near exact clones and they were both amazing.

I pass the turnoff to Paultons everytime my family goes down to our holiday house. Never been though as I haven't convinced anyone to go before.

"Drunk girls are boringly wild""Drunk girls are like a night of simplicity"

I think peer pressure is a bigger reason but each to their own.

I actually preferred the Yeti on it's strobe mode (when it doesn't move... I think). I found it much more dramatic.

There was one of those called Verticle Miller at a fair in Edinburgh when I went quite a few years ago with my sister. I pulled out at the last second to go on it thankfully.

Andrew and I got a really spinable (?) cup a few weeks ago, felt pretty sick after that..

You can get a free ticket from Millie's Cookies if you buy £4 or more of stuff from there. Might be useful if you have an odd numbered group or you could just go back later and essentially pay £8 for 2 tickets.

This, a thousand times this.

I really hate the new batching system as it means all of the queuing is done outside and trains are going round with empty rows due to the speed of the batching.

I agree with Mikey, the first 3 movies had a clear story arc and I would have had a lot more respect for the franchise if they had ended it there; too bad that's not how the industry works. Saying this, even in the third movie, I was getting annoyed with some of the plot twists. The only Saw movie I really enjoyed was the second one mainly due to the safe countdown task.

People being melodramatic on Facebook.People thinking that parties can't be fun unless you are completely wasted.

You are going on Tuesday, eh? Time to stalk!

The trailer released for Portal 2 at E3 is now on Youtube

1. African trollface makes me happy.2. The first Ace Attorney game being ported to the App store and on sale for £3 makes me happy.

But what about the Tower of Terror ?!

There's a queuing up thing? I really want tickets for Sunday just for the NME stage.

Rather that Universal make it properly with hundred of millions of dollars than doing a poor attempt in England.

1. Chris Denny stopped posting on my profile so my life feels incomplete.2. I know Lady Gaga loves the support from her gay fans but an 8 minute orgy isn't needed.3. Noodle from Gorillaz is officially alive