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Jordan, you're stating to sound a little silly, like me when I first joined this forum. Anyways, these are the only B&Ms I've ridden (in order of when I first rode them): •The Swarm •Nemesis Inferno •Black Mamba •Air •Oblivion •Nemesis (both oblivion and nemesis were on the same day, so I can't remember which one I rode first) I do have to say, they are all great roller coasters and as others have said: 'You can't get a bad B&M'. The Swarm is high in my top ten, for two reasons. The first is that I haven't been to many parks and not experienced many coasters. The second is that it has some sentimental value as it was the ride that erased my wimpiness and got me into theme parks. So yeah, Jordan, I'm basic.
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Okay, so the lie is 2. My dog is stupid. 1) I go to film class on a Saturday and we are making short zombie films. They will be done by around Decemberish and released onto the Internet. 3) It was awful because I walked him and then had to go straight to Ballet lessons. Your turn, ChessinngtonSam!
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Banned. There's no full stop on the end of that, and you're supposed to be a grammar freak!
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Banned for not having a full stop in a post about Grammar.
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The swarm isn't a flying coaster. It's a Winged Coaster.
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When I've visited during summer nights, this rule wasn't in place for those with a ride access pass. We didn't have my brother's writband checked or anything. And when I went most recently (23rd August, was that a summer nights date?) My brother took his two twin friends, our dad, their dad and me into the ride through that queue. This was probably more than the pass allowed (my dad was moaning about it too), but it was so busy and the staff member just doesn't get the opportunity to check the wristband or write a time on the pass! There was no order in there on that day, it was a matter of 'There's an empty gate, quick, run to it before someone else gets it!'
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I think there's already a thread for Park Photos, and as they're being posted on the web on there, surely that means they are copyright free? Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Shotgun! 1) We're making short zombie horror films at my film classes. 2) I taught my dog to roll over last week. 3) I walked home during torrential rain yesterday.
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3?
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It's going to open on the tenth of February? It's Pocket Watch- the ride? I definitely think that this ride is set in the Victorian era because of all these teasers.
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I think maybe that this'll be a collection of small attractions, with the mirror maze being the main one. Just pure speculation, but it was the way one of the advertisements was worded made it sound like it.
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Like others have said, RIP Ashok, a very big loss for the zoo indeed. He was definitely my favourite animal at the zoo and I was talking about him just today!
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I volunteer the members of the now split-up One direction with Justin Beiber as an added bonus.
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Surely they'll use the same movies if the contract is kept? They wouldn't have to replace them.
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And it was also common sense to put that the fire engine had been removed rather than 'it'. It's confusing and an easy mistake to make about the fencing. I do wonder why they have removed the fire engine, maybe they're replacing it with something?
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The thing is, the director was probably brought in because of the movie theme of Fright Nights. But none of the Lionsgate attractions are based on Circuses! So how is the ringleader going to fit in?
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Are you sure it wasn't just a bored chav walking around with what he found in his kitchen?
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Unfortunately it is also a very popular ride. Definitely one of the favourites of the nine and eleven year olds that I went with yesterday. They rode it four times. Except for the fact they were constantly complaining about the water in the bottom and my mum reckons she's been bitten with something that was in it (she was wearing flip flops)
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I don't even know why they said that because 80% of my group were small children (the ones I was with and another family) and it of course made them very nervous.
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The cyclone was back open today! Was very different to my previous go on it overall, and the actor was lovely. None of the adults on my trip wanted to go on so I was the head of a group of three nine year olds and one squeamish eleven year old. They all really liked it. They were confused as to what it actually was. 'Can you help us find our way through the maze?' 'Do you get lost?' They were all pretty convinced it was the kind of maze that is made out of hedges or corn that you get lost in. Personally I very much enjoyed the experience. One other thing. Are there actually live bugs in there? we were told that and I wasn't so sure.
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Pineapple? Went there for a dance class once and it was awful.
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I have to say that fnaf is a good game, but the fandom really lets it down. Ten year olds who want to have intercourse with a decaying corpse in a robot is not nice. And furries aren't all bad tbh.
