TTD 120mph said:
I couldn't feel my face after riding Millennium in light rain and when I rode Dragster in the rain, my whole face was beat red from the barrage of rain pellets....not to mention all the rain that went up my nose going up the tower.So yeah I'd pass up those moments up to whoever is crazy enough to want to experience them ::cough cough::Your mom is to fat to ride TTD::cough cough::;)
Hey, is there another name we can call you by? It's so hasseling typing out "Your mom is to fat to ride TTD".
Go ahead and call me Zach since thats my name. Ill put it on my signature thing too.
Let's Get Weird.
I managed to get on a rollback once, thankfully. My friend had waited forever to get the front seat (first time ever in the front seat I might add). And right before the people next got to get on, it started to rain, so we waited it out for like an hour. Luckily we had this cool guy from California talking with us in the line to pass the time. After dragster started up again, the people before us got on after the test and made it over. So we went next, needless to say we were all surprised about the rollback. It's a very odd experience, like you just feel something is wrong when you slow down really fast. And then the slow beginning descent down, you just begin to start screaming with joy. It goes really fast, and its over before you know it. The worse thing I would say about the roll back is going back to the station. It takes forever, and you get bombarded with questions from the spectators. >.<
Amari wakarimasen kedo, tyotto ookiku nai desu ka?
It is, but my signature is in Kunrei-shiki Romanji because Ohio State refuses to teach in Hepburn. My SN is in Hepburn however since we haven't learned the Kunrei version of saishuu, which I suspect is saisyuu or saisiyuu.
Anyways, I remember we returned to the station we were constantly asked "why are you guys going backwards?" If I only had a nickle for ever time I was asked that...
Amari wakarimasen kedo, tyotto ookiku nai desu ka?
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