TestiestToaster

Oh, never mind! I still might go on the 7th next week.

I'm thinking of going on either next Tuesday or Friday (Tuesday I have no exams, and Friday is my last exam), so might be able to join you, if that's OK.Not much of a reason to celebrate the end of MY exams, I've only done 4! Maybe it's a celebration of having the thought of a celebration.

That's an interesting thing to say. I've always thought it has a great atmosphere, especially at night in the middle of summer. I doubt my family and I would have kept on going if we didn't feel it had an atmosphere.

I'm currently saving my money for the six week break, but am currently on study leave. I am thinking of going to Thorpe Park on maybe June 7, if I have money. I haven't finalised a date with myself yet, but if I do, it would be fun to meet someone from here for the first time!

I'd forgotten Kobra was to be a Disk-O, I'm looking forward to riding it when I visit later this year. I'm used to the restraints of a Disk-O, considering how many times I've been on Ramba Zamba at Adventure Island, which is also a Disk-O. One of my favourite rides at AI too actually, maybe Kobra could become one of my favourites at Chessington.

I've recently discovered the brilliant The IT Crowd, written by one of the guys behind one of my favourite sitcoms of all time Father Ted. I've seen all 18 episodes from all three series now, and I hope to buy the DVD next month. Hilarious stuff, I wish I'd gotten into it sooner!Also, on EastEnders, I think it's the only decent soap on. Hasn't been that good recently, but the two-hander should be good next week.

It's all walkthrough. The first part is like a role-playing type thing almost. Then the second part is meant to be the scary bit, where you have to hold onto the shoulders of the next person. I purposely put on a bored face to make them "threaten" me more.

I loved Detonator, I found that the best thing to do was to not look up, and to not look down, just look straight ahead, which was actually easily done. When we were finally dropped, I let out in one long breath "wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooah", I will definitely ride the Detonator on my next visit to Thorpe.

I was unsure for quite a while in Year 11, and assured myself I was bisexual. I have a crush on someone in my French group, and she's a girl. So, I think I am still bisexual, but more towards girls.

Those who know me will know I am nuts about the Pet Shop Boys, the best British artists ever, in my opinion. My favourite album is "Bilingual" closely followed by "Yes", just search up on YouTube, "Pet Shop Boys Bilingual" and/or "Pet Shop Boys Yes" and you can listen to virtually the whole album, to get a feel of the songs. You'll be tapping your feet at songs like "Before" and "All Over the World" and mimicking a violin on "King of Rome" from Yes and "To Face the Truth" from the Behaviour album. I could go on all day, but won't.By the way, BUMP.

I was planning to go to the Dungeons too, but on my way I got stopped by people advertisting for the Tombs opposite, I ended up choosing that one, as it beat the Dungeons for "The UK's scariest attraction". I was utterly disappointed. Samurai at Thorpe Park scared me! Are the Dungeons better?

South Park.Cadbury's Caramel or Galaxy's Caramel?

Should be in bed by now but who cares, I introduce myself in my profile, but this seems more like a public introduction, as 99% of you don't know me. I hope to go to Thorpe Park and Chessington more in 2010, as I've only been to Thorpe twice, once in 08, once in 09, and Chessington only once, this year.I'm Adam, but you can either call me TestiestToaster or just plain toaster, I don't mind. It's a nickname I made when creating my Xbox Live account back in whatever month I made an Xbox Live account for the first time. It's also on my Twitter page!