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Mango, those people on the Pirate ship aren't screaming for nothin'!!! :biggrin:
Dylan hates anything that gives him butterflies. Do you know the trick of flexing your stomach muscles? It really helps.

Audie-one of my favs at KI is the avatar ride in kiddie land...kinda reminds me of the pirate ship except you have that extra fear of the car breaking off and flying away.:eek:

Kings Island :wub: So many funn memories. When my kids were little we used to go as a family (all 25 of us with all their little cousins).

We rode the Beast the last run before they closed it for rain. They should have closed it before we went on it. It was so much faster and scarier in the rain. I had a blast! However my poor daddy got off that ride and kissed the ground. :lol:
 
love it !



let me rephrase that - my body is too old



don't do water rides - hate walking around soggy all day



i hear ya about the neck :blink:


you of all people should know better than that.....:wave:

Hey Audie, I knew you'd resurface. I too am too old for most rides at the amusement park. Cannot stomach anything that spins you around and takes you up and down at the same time. Get highly nauseated. Now the log flume rides I love. Don't mind the wet. And I love the Gravitron. It spins you around where you are hanging up at the top. I can tolerate it. This might be the last year for the Mid South Fair. It's 150th year. Millington and Tunica and Marion, Arkansas are all offering 150 free acres for the fair. And my fair partner is living in Clarksville now so there will be no more fair for me. Not going by myself here. Not safe. Husband doesn't like the fair. Audie, ours starts this weekend. Want to make a side trip to Memphis so we can go together? They are wanting to sell the fairgrounds and put retail shops there. Sucks. :cry:
 
No one is EVER too old for roller coasters. :clap:

I wish this were true...the pain just isn't worth it anymore. I was reading an article the other day that said teens seek out thrills from scary movies/scary rides/roller coasters due to a chemical imbalance in their brain. It was really interesting. I'll choose to get my thrills elsewhere.:blush:
 
Mango, those people on the Pirate ship aren't screaming for nothin'!!! :biggrin:
Dylan hates anything that gives him butterflies. Do you know the trick of flexing your stomach muscles? It really helps.
Thanks for the tummy tip, but I won't be riding that anytime soon or ever again.. :D

I wish this were true...the pain just isn't worth it anymore. I was reading an article the other day that said teens seek out thrills from scary movies/scary rides/roller coasters due to a chemical imbalance in their brain. It was really interesting. I'll choose to get my thrills elsewhere.:blush:

I hate scary movies, so that doesn't explain my excuse for any chemical brain imbalances. :lol:
 
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Kings Island :wub: So many funn memories. When my kids were little we used to go as a family (all 25 of us with all their little cousins).

We rode the Beast the last run before they closed it for rain. They should have closed it before we went on it. It was so much faster and scarier in the rain. I had a blast! However my poor daddy got off that ride and kissed the ground. :lol:

Ah... King's Island....

Hey Cheering- I have a sticker of your 'tar on my car!:lol:
 
I HATE THAT RIDE!!!!:puke: I went on one at Six Flags in GA about 25 years ago, I closed my eyes and PRAYED for it to END!!! (of course, I get butterflies just swinging too high....:blush: )
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Y'all will be happy to know, then, that both the Pirate Ship and the Looping Starship have been removed from Six Flags Over Georgia. Also gone: The Great Gasp, which didn't seem so great after the Acrophobia thing was put in. I hear that Free Fall is next, due to lack of interest and malfunctions in other parks.

For all you wusses out there, Monster Plantation is still running. The monsters are a little bit old and moldy after all these years, though.

I LOVE me some roller coasters--the bigger, the better. I love Superman, love Goliath, and Deja Vu makes me laugh until I almost hyperventilate/vomit. If I were a gazillionaire I would put one in my backyard. I teach at a fine arts camp in the summer, and we go for a day. All I do is ride the big coasters as many times as I can.

I wish this were true...the pain just isn't worth it anymore. I was reading an article the other day that said teens seek out thrills from scary movies/scary rides/roller coasters due to a chemical imbalance in their brain. It was really interesting. I'll choose to get my thrills elsewhere.:blush:

Teenagers? Imbalance?

I pick my scary movies carefully (narcolepsy provides plenty of scary nightmares, thanks so much,) but I still get a kick out of some of them.

Not the first time I've met up with a definition of imbalanced...heh, heh...:wacko:
 
I LOVE me some roller coasters--the bigger, the better. I love Superman, love Goliath, and Deja Vu makes me laugh until I almost hyperventilate/vomit. If I were a gazillionaire I would put one in my backyard. I teach at a fine arts camp in the summer, and we go for a day. All I do is ride the big coasters as many times as I can.

Teenagers? Imbalance?

Not the first time I've met up with a definition of imbalanced...heh, heh...:wacko:

Well, me either, nor my teenage son or Mr. JR. :blush: I guess the way I look at it, better it's roller coasters than something worse.
 
Well, me either, nor my teenage son or Mr. JR. :blush: I guess the way I look at it, better it's roller coasters than something worse.

My son and his wife got me on the horrid ride one year that went around and around at a slant and at the same time the chairs would spin you around and around. I made the mistake of turning my head and it got whipped back and caused me to hurt my neck, not to mention I got sick at my stomach afterwards and had to get a Sprite. No ride like that for me ever again. It is still at the fair.
 
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