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Current 2002 counts:
Millennium Force Laps: 7
Magnum Laps: 10
Raptor Laps: 8
Trips to CP: 7
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Tommy Penner - Variable X
"We'll put a boot in your ass, it's the American way."
Because the RBB-11 is so volatile it isn't really safe to be pumping it around inside the building in either its liquid or its gaseous form, so for many years the compressor was kept outside the terminal so that if Bad Things happened, it wouldn't take out the whole terminal. Unfortunately, a few budget cuts, a little careless behavior, and an unfortunate lightning strike caused Bad Things to happen anyway (although there was the side benefit of not having to dig out quite so much sand for Wicked Twister's forward spike.....) and they opted to move the apparatus inside...the steel building forms a Faraday cage, which will protect the fueling system from lightning strikes. As for why the signs only identify the unit as "HGIH VOLTAGE" and not also as "HGIHLY EXPLOSIVE" it is because the fuel itself is completely contained within the unit, and all the plumbing is deep underground.
--Dave Althoff, Jr.
(edited to fix the formatting, and one typo)
*** This post was edited by RideMan 7/8/2002 9:36:44 AM ***
I believe Rideman should get the award for most creative explanation as well as the win! It's like it's something straight out of "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy."
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June 28th: LocoBazooka Tour (Sevendust headlining)
July 11th: Korn, Puddle of Mudd, and Deadsy
WickedMaintenance said:
MDOmnis It couldn't be parts of Vertigo. The faulty steel was melted down and used for track on Wicked Twister, comfirming the rumor of cracks in WT.
FYI:
Vertigo is still sitting in the Employee lot.
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2002 Totals: | MF:20 | WT:12 | Maggie:54 |Gemini:39 | DT:20 | Raptor:16 | Beaver net 4.0!
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