Six Flags Over Georgia - Dare Devil Dive

Originally posted by OblivionFreak

Originally posted by Live on earths ass

Plus steepest is often not the best,stupid bitch fight.

For me the beyond vertical drop on SAW felt a lot more intense than Oblivion's 'vertical' drop so it does count for something

Oblivian does not have a 90* drop lol. The max angle is 87 degrees. I'm surprised you call yourself OblivianFreak

So, onto the actual ride. I think it's cool Six Flags is letting their parks get eurofighters now. It's unique to the southeast and the Six Flags chain.

I love Eurofighters but since Huracun (or however you spell it) When they made the drops bigger, with two supports i dont like them, the old drops were tighter and more fun :@

Originally posted by Jcoasters

Originally posted by OblivionFreak

Originally posted by Live on earths ass

Plus steepest is often not the best,stupid bitch fight.

For me the beyond vertical drop on SAW felt a lot more intense than Oblivion's 'vertical' drop so it does count for something

Oblivian does not have a 90* drop lol. The max angle is 87 degrees. I'm surprised you call yourself OblivianFreak

I know it's not completely vertical and that's why i put 'vertical' in inverted commas

Inverted commas? Please go to school.

New low for humanity...

Originally posted by dcs221

Inverted commas? Please go to school.

Thats what they're called in the uk

[hyyyper]

Originally posted by OblivionFreak

Originally posted by dcs221

Inverted commas? Please go to school.

Thats what they're called in the uk

Perhaps you the dump where you live in, but in the rest of the world (the entire world, that is) they are simply called quotation marks.

They're not inverted commmas ( ). And they're not quotation marks, hyyyper. They're apostrophes.

" quotation marks " apostro'phe

[hyyyper]

^They are quotation marks, as quotation marks can be " or '.

An apostrophe is not used to quote something, but when you combine he is to he's. While they look the same, it's the way you use it that makes the difference.

Touch?????????

^ It's pronounced "toosh".

Derp

talk about off-topic discussion

[slosprint]

Welcome to coaster crazy!

TOOSH

[Mikey]

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[hyyyper]

Originally posted by Mikey

...Fat Chicks on Bumperboats!

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[GavG]

Originally posted by hyyyper

Originally posted by OblivionFreak

Originally posted by dcs221

Inverted commas? Please go to school.

Thats what they're called in the uk

Perhaps you the dump where you live in, but in the rest of the world (the entire world, that is) they are simply called quotation marks.

with the poor ENGLISH you have used I am taking it that you are saying the UK is a dump. for a staff member this is as bad state of play. If you do think that we live in such a 'dump' then surely this is objective and should not be produced as an insult to another member with being a so called mod that is there for the comunity?

[hyyyper]

^Well, my english is not perfect, as it is not my mother tongue. And I'm not saying the UK is a dump. Just the place where they teach people that quotation marks are inverted comma's. If there are placed like that in the US or The Netherlands, I would consider that dumps as well.

[GavG]

That is a very hypocritical response that just confirms what you originally insinuated. What respect I had for you has gone.

[Coasterkidmwm]

Cause New Jersey isn't the asshole of the east coast lol.

[gouldy]

Originally posted by hyyyper

^Well, my english is not perfect, as it is not my mother tongue. And I'm not saying the UK is a dump. Just the place where they teach people that quotation marks are inverted comma's. If there are placed like that in the US or The Netherlands, I would consider that dumps as well.

No, it's just that in the UK they can be referred to as Inverted Commas. They're quotation marks also, but some people just have a different name for them, it's still just as correct in England to call them inverted commas.

It's exactly the same as the difference between trousers and pants. In America, they call trousers - pants. It's correct in their country but it would get them in a sticky situation if they asked for pants here.

American is a different language to English and in English, "inverted commas" is one of the correct terminologies for quotation marks.

Originally posted by Coasterkidmwm

Cause New Jersey isn't the asshole of the east coast lol.

That's Newark, my friend. You are generalizing. The only reason that is a polluted, crime filled, crack selling area is because it is next to NYC. If you go east to the northeast Bergen, Passaic, Sussex, Morris area and south (besides Trenton and Camden), it is a really nice place to live. The beaches are nice and it's a great area to get to good amusement parks. [:)]

The way you generalize is like someone saying, "America is just a bunch of barren flat lands filled with virgins," when, in reality, that is just Illinois.