Project LC

All that information was made public a long time ago.

I really wish out education system would educate people about voting and how spoiled ballots are important. It's crazy they are taught how to solve quadratics but don't even touch on how to vote or fill in a tax return.

I do, it's becoming a bit samey. Hopefully that will be fixed in a couple of weeks. Oh and it's an alpha not a beta

The sw8 plans show a new smokehouse place so you will have to wait for your BBQ.

The police force take no action on speeding in 20 zones (equipment isnt accurate enough) which currently is the whole city. The police informed the council of this before introducing it but ignored them anyway. So the council spent ten's of thousands on painting 20 everywhere. There is 4 20's painted on my road just incase you forget the speed limit every 100m.

Well the opinions voiced in comments on various matters tend to the left or right wing. Enough posts and a good memory you can work out where someone is on the political spectrum and make an educated guess on who they would vote for. It's not the most accurate thing but I know who most likely would back me up in a political debate. I can't talk for Tommy but that is what I meant by my statement. I class myself as very political (like an argument too much) and as a result I try to profile people. I would love to be an MP so drawing political opinions from all sorts of places is something I like to do.

Still closed.

There is always the odd person that surprises me but most of the time you can tell where they are on the political spectrum. Often I work it out when the topic of how can Merlin fix this and that comes up.

I'm rather curious to find out what the forum thinks of the green party. Having a green MP and a green council my views on them seem to be against the norm to those who don't have them in a position of power. I guess I want to find out if my opinion on them is actually different to the GP.

When you get into the maths of the RnR system you quickly realise that virtual queuing for everyone doesn't work and will not reduce your queue time. However you can find the 20 page argument discussion on that on the RnR thread as I don't really fancy repeating it here. As for contactless payment I have no idea.

The ride has a lot of corners hugging the ground and it seems to keep its speed very well seeing as the penultimate 180 degree turn is only 3m lower than the first drop.

This is a single track wooden coaster by the looks of things. Zooming in on the station there is only 1 line and the words 'Station Slopes downwards' and then states the heights of either end which works out as 0.5m difference . Something very common for old fashioned wooden coasters. Something also to note is the high point of the ride is 18m with the rides station being 0m.

That is a very short circuit after the lift/launch. The corners are that you would find on a Woodie and would explain the wideness of it. Likewise it could be something completely different.

Don't set your expectations too high. It's better to set them too low and be surprised than too high and be dissapointed. Most of the budget will have gone on headsets and animation. Animation is very expensive and new tech is also pricey. There seems to be so much going on my current concern is how it's all coming together.

I thought Stealth didn't count as a hyper as its a launch. Portaventure is easy and cheap to get to. Six Flags great adventure is easy to get to if you ever find yourself in new York. If you work hard enough and generate the money then you can easily visit the great coasters.

There was a very very very long list in why RnR was a terrible system. If you want to see Thorpe wait times go to https://queue-times.com/

Sending emails all at once is a massive strain on a server which isn't wanted nor needed. It's just easier to have it send them slowly.

Ah that would explain my concerns with it then. I wasn't sure on its target.

It looks good,just seems a bit slow in some places or it is just lacking something. Hopefully that's just the animation.

A fellow Swansea student! It is certainly a pain to get there but luckily I know someone with a car Both times I have been there the park has been completely dead. The impression I get is that it is only busy in the summer.

Site B on your picture is not land Thorpe can build on. Currently site A makes the most sense as that already has permission to have a coaster 50m tall as stated in the MTDP.

Corbyn is living in an idealistic world where money grows on trees and no one has any bad intentions. Some of his policies are a good in theory. However I seriously doubt they work in the real world. On top of that he has already proven he can be bought out and is happy to abandon his ideals at a drop of a hat. I don't want a spineless prime minister like Cameron or if he won Corybn.

I am a central/right wing supporter and I would agree the labour party has gone too left. Along with the conservatives new leader and the potential fall of ukip the labour party will have a hard election on their hands. That isn't even including the rise of the greens taking labour votes.

I am very much for out of the EU. Unlike the people portrayed in the media as brexit supporters my reasoning has nothing to do with immigration. Immigration is needed for stable growth when the country is at full employment which currently it is. One reason is the £350 million a week we spend on it and not getting that much back unlike almost every other country in the union. That money can be spent far better on things Britain wants rather than what the EU thinks Britain wants. Leaving would also meaning the fishing industry which the eu seems determined to kill would be lifted of stupid regulations which results in caught dead fish having to be thrown back. Leaving also means that the eu won't be able to tax the city of London which would serverly damage trade there. We will be able to set our own laws and not be forced to follow what Europe wants. Such as guilty until proven innocent or prisoners having the right to vote. We will no longer have a political influence from the unelected leaders of the eu (Junker and his friends). If the people don't like the European government they have no way of being able to change it. We will have a chance to build up the British Commonwealth once more and strike trade deals with countries like India and China (something Osborne has already been working on). I'm going to stop myself here for now but I will happily expand on points or give more if anyone is interested.

Whilst a conservative I am certainly not a Dave fan. He is a spineless prime minister giving into large companies. However the same can be said about corbyn and Osborne. The conservatives have never been good with education and hopefully when Boris is PM something will change for the better in education. Assuming David quits after the eu referendum.