New roller coaster images on Photobucket

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Anna_AlsabRRR — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 21:29:00 MDT

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Roller Coaster

Dre907 — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 08:23:00 MDT

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Rock'n Roller Coaster Costume

tecdavidt — Sat, 16 Jun 2012 09:00:00 MDT

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Rock'n Roller Coaster Costume

tecdavidt — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 12:18:00 MDT

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My friend Shanna and her family met up with us at Legoland All the kids hung out here while we waited for Kevin to take Rebecca on her first roller coaster

Libbe — Sat, 16 Jun 2012 06:16:00 MDT

My friend Shanna and her family met up with us at Legoland All the kids hung out here while we waited for Kevin to take Rebecca on her first roller coaster - IMG_6963.jpg

Kevin and Rebecca coming down a big hill on the roller coaster

Libbe — Sat, 16 Jun 2012 06:16:00 MDT

Kevin and Rebecca coming down a big hill on the roller coaster - IMG_6970.jpg

The startfinish

supertp88 — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 12:12:00 MDT

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A classic roller coaster feature but higher up

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shao05 — Wed, 8 Jul 2009 09:17:00 MDT

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Roller coaster

kaylakendall — Mon, 11 May 2009 02:14:00 MDT

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roller-coaster

piotter — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 12:09:00 MDT

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Kasia and I on the roller coaster

pdx_stacy — Tue, 19 Jun 2012 09:39:00 MDT

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the roller coaster

mary156 — Sat, 9 May 2009 10:59:00 MDT

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roller coaster

mtauchen — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:59:00 MDT

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Lenny Bruce the Carnegie Hall Concert

foxmusic — Fri, 10 May 2013 14:30:00 MDT

Lenny Bruce the Carnegie Hall Concert - Lenny_Bruce_the_Carnegie_Hall_Co-3.jpg

Born on October 13 1925 in what was then rural Bellmore Long Island there really wasn't much in Leonard Alfred Schneider's background that might have made one foresee the the acid-tongued hipster who would shake the American night of the fifties and sixties as forcibly as he did with his brilliant and biting satire He first burst upon the national consciousness in the spring of 1959 with two riotous appearances on the Steve Allen Show There had never been a comedian like him before: He was handsome smart and as hip as they come A real finger snapping urban bon vivant A combination sage rabbi and verbal kamikaze Lenny Bruce was the real thing The facets of his psychological make up including his all-too-obvious personal vulnerabilities were there for all the world to behold bravely exhibited on the nightclub stage That he was a troubled tormented soul there can be no doubt Unhappiness and insecurity dogged him his entire life Close friends would remember him as a basically sad and lonely man But damn When he walked on stage he was funny Jim Screamingly funnyIn the placid 1950s era of Eisenhower I Love Lucy and hoola-hoops the American establishment (to no one's surprise) wasn't ready for the kind of honesty that Lenny was presenting to the public Walter Winchell branded him America's Number One Vomic In late 1958 Time Magazine would crown him the sickest of the sick comedians Rather than dismiss this affront outright Lenny in typical Lenny fashion embraced it The cover photo for his first album The Sick Humor of Lenny Bruce portrayed him having a picnic in a cemetery How's that for moxie That same LP included a classic bit called Religions Incorporated which depicted a fast talking Hollywood booking agent talking on the phone to his client the newly ordained Pope John XXIII: HELLO JOHNNY WHAT'S SHAKIN' BABY Yeah the puff of white smoke knocked me out I got'cha booked for the Sullivan Show on the nineteenth Oh did ya dig Spellman on 'Stars Of Jazz' OK sweetie Yeah right You cool it too Nah nobody know's you're JewishWhile that type of humor might be considered tame by the anything goes standards of 2006 in 1958 it was positively revolutionaryFor three golden years he was cooking appearing as a headliner in the top clubs across the nation When he opened at Mister Kelly's in Chicago crowds were lining up around the block to see him According to his biographer Albert Goldman word had reached the windy city that this new young comic was sensational On February 3 1961 he actually did a gig at Carnegie Hall Carnegie Hall Even he couldn't believe it: Maybe the people who own this place don't even know we're here He speculated that the entire audience had been admitted into the hall by a good and corrupt janitor: 'Alright just don't make no noise and clean up after you're finished alright' Alright That night the Island of Manhattan was blanketed by one of the worst blizzards in its history All bridges and tunnels leading into and out of the city were shut down Every street in town was closed to traffic - and yet somehow Lenny was able to pack his people into a concert that didn't begin until after midnight It was a Standing Room Only performance that the old gang at Lindy's still talk about Fortunately the entire evening was preserved on tape and is available today on CD Lenny Bruce At Carnegie Hall is the greatest performance of his all-too-brief careerSeven months after Carnegie Hall in the autumn of 1961 the arrests started On September 29th Lenny was arrested in his Philadelphia hotel room for possession of drugs for which he had a prescription Five days later on October 4th he was busted at the Jazz Workshop in San Fransisco for obscenity Although he was eventually acquitted on both counts the pattern had begun The persecution would continue for the rest of his lifeDuring the next three years he would be busted nineteen times on various obscenity and narcotics charges Law enforcement agencies across the country pursued him with a relentlessness normally reserved for rapists and mass murderers It got to the point where he was spending more time (and money) in court defending himself than he was onstage exhibiting his genius as a performer before an audience of appreciative fans By the late winter of 1964 his dependence on drugs particularly heroin was starting to take a noticeable toll on his appearance and his health In addition to that he gained too much weight as a result of poor eating habits In short he was falling apart In an effort to save his career he became obsessed with the intricacies of the American Legal system As his act started to transform itself from a surreal verbal roller coaster ride into a comically inspired lecture on the law he began to alienate his audienceI'm sorry if I wasn't very funny tonight I'm not a comedian I'm Lenny BruceBecause a conviction would have resulted in a nightclub owner losing his liquor license offers for work eventually dwindled down to nothing His home became subject to numerous late night raids by the LA vice squad One officer expecting to find him engaged in drug use instead found him calmly listening to a record of John Phillip Sousa marches which curiously in addition to jazz he had a passion forThen came the arrest which would destroy him On April 4 1964 he was busted at the Cafe Au Go-Go in New York City for giving a lewd and indecent performance What had bugged the NY District Attorney Frank Hogan was Lenny's description of Jackie Kennedy during the assassination of the late president Life Magazine had described the former first lady hurling herself onto the trunk of the presidential limousine by saying that she was courageously trying to help the secret serviceman aboard Bullshit said Lenny Bruce She was trying to haul ass to save her assThe ensuing trial would end in his ruin as a man and as an artist In 1960 his yearly income had been over 350000 per year By October of 1965 it had fallen to under 4000 Shortly thereafter he was found guilty of obscenity in a New York court of law and sentenced to four months in jail In the summer of 1965 his act was filmed at the Basin Street West in San Francisco Viewing the film today it is disturbingly obvious that Lenny Bruce while still hysterically funny is a broken dying manOn the morning of August 3 1966 while his New York conviction was still under appeal he received in the mail a foreclosure notice on his house from the Bank of America Later that evening he was found dead in his upstairs bathroom a hypodermic needle still embedded in his arm For the next several hours the Los Angeles Police against the anguished protests of his friends and his mother allowed photographers from newspapers and television to step up take photos and film of his naked bloated body lying lifeless on the cold tile floor He was forty years oldOn December 23 2003 he became the first person in the history of the state of New York to have his conviction overturned posthumously Better late than never I suppose And yet I'm convinced that Lenny who was armed to the teeth with a state-of-the-art bullshit detector would not have failed to see the very sick irony in thatWhat direction might Lenny Bruce have taken had he been able to save himself Sadly we'll never know Of this we can be sure: He'd have an awful lot to say about the America of the early twenty-first century It makes me laugh just contemplating what his take on the obscene condition of modern day Washington DC might be Can you imagine

Photo of my park in Roller Coaster Kingdom: http:bitly7YCnre

nancy11919 — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 18:24:00 MDT

Photo of my park in Roller Coaster Kingdom: http:bitly7YCnre - 12167_1160167772956_1987902_n.jpg

Photo of my park in Roller Coaster Kingdom: http:bitly8MMfFV

nancy11919 — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 18:24:00 MDT

Photo of my park in Roller Coaster Kingdom: http:bitly8MMfFV - 12167_1158150642529_3076465_n.jpg

Roller Coaster

ew11 — Sun, 10 May 2009 10:02:00 MDT

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ranenfong — Fri, 15 Jun 2012 07:10:00 MDT

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Waiting for the Canopy Flyer The Lost World - Renan's first roller coaster ride

roller-coaster

kitten4568 — Sat, 19 May 2012 15:29:00 MDT

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Buckbeak in his hippogriff's nest

philliemillie — Tue, 25 Dec 2012 10:13:00 MST

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Look carefully and you will see the eagle's head and neck of Buckbeak the hippogriff In Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them JKR tells the reader that hippogriff's usually build nests although one is not seen in the films nor mentioned in the books (please correct me if this is not right) This animatronic bird rests next to the mini-roller coaster The Flight of the Hippogriff Those familiar with Six Flags' Runaway Mine Train will recognize the experience

This is a hotel called new York new York that's why it has all these new York themes around it It also has a roller coaster on top and at night its one of the hottest and liveliest spot

LadyKels82 — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 16:19:00 MDT

This is a hotel called new York new York that's why it has all these new York themes around it It also has a roller coaster on top and at night its one of the hottest and liveliest spot - 22653_1326899485358_1017050172_1011331_1931727_n.jpg

Animated Roller Coaster Ride

sallypina — Tue, 9 Jun 2009 13:41:00 MDT

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Rt 16 Roller Coaster Ride

ScootinZ — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 08:49:00 MDT

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Lenny Bruce

foxmusic — Fri, 10 May 2013 14:39:00 MDT

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Active Decades: '50s and '60sBorn: Oct 13 1925Died: Aug 03 1966Genre: ComdyStyles: Standup Comedy Beat Poetry Observational Humor Satire Political ComedyWhen once asked to describe jazz trumpet legend Miles Davis sarcastically but saliently replied You can sweat it down to four words: Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker Applying that same old-school new-school trailblazer to comedy is somewhat more problematic A number of great early comics could stand in for the Armstrong entry among them Charlie Chaplin Groucho Marx Jack Benny and George Burns But in choosing the Charlie Parker of comedy by that meaning the one who blazed the modern-day trail influencing all that came after him the answer is simple and irrefutable: Lenny Bruce He was the genre's reckless visionary the one who defied conventions the law and the system and -- like most visionaries -- was taken down by it all in the end Bruce changed the whole ball game: no longer would comics have to come out in a cute little suit and tell cute little mother-in-law jokes or feel like they were working dirty if they talked openly about sex and other taboo subjects The shoot-from-the-hip and tell-the-truth work of Richard Pryor George Carlin Richard Lewis and myriad other modern-day comics could never have existed without Bruce first storming the citadel and tearing down the conventional walls of comedy presentation back in the 1950s He was the original rebel in this marvelous amalgam he invented taking his borscht belt and strip-joint background and spot welding it to a hipster enlightenment His style took previously taboo subjects and not only dumped them all in the audience's lap but did it with a creative verve that made him the wildest the hippest the most controversial and simply the best comic trotting the boards Those lucky enough to have caught Bruce on an inspired night said it was like a roller coaster ride inside a person's head free-association ramblings streaming out in a virtual torrent of ideas Jumping from '50s jazz hipster slang to a liberal dosage of Yiddish vernacular that sounded like code to the uninitiated to sometimes impish little-boy charm letting you in on a big dark secret no comic created intimacy with an audience in almost any environment -- conclusively proven in his amazing performance at Carnegie Hall -- than Lenny BruceAlthough he rode in on the crest of that late-'50s wave known as the sick comics Bruce distanced himself from the pack -- both in ideas outlook and demeanor -- quickly proving that he had much more to offer philosophically than some tasteless one-liners whose comedic value was usually based on shock value alone Not that in the early days Bruce wasn't above drawing on items in the news to pull a quickie sickie observation to get a fast laugh but the simple fact that Bruce quickly outgrew the medium that launched him was already apparent by the live recorded performances he was laying down that were appearing on albums by 1959 and 1960 While Mort Sahl (the most popular and digestible of the new comics) would take aim at political sacred cows Bruce came from a hipster's background and -- fueled by endless nights of honing his craft in California strip joints where the audience couldn't have cared less what he said or did -- was out to violate the night club taboos by dealing with sex race and religion using words that had seldom been uttered on cabaret stages up to that pointBruce was a brilliant satirist and the object of his early pieces was quite often show business itself clearly a signal that he was more than willing to bite the hand that was feeding him Exposing the seediness pomposity and insensitivity that existed then -- as now -- in show business via brilliant routines like The Palladium Hitler and the MCA The Tribunal and Religions Inc it was obvious that Bruce was going places that no comic had dared to go in front of an audience Exposing racism and bigotry in routines like White Collar Drunks How to Relax Your Colored Friends at Parties and his brilliant satire of the movie The Defiant Ones was another bold step paving the way for message comedians like Dick Gregory (and later Richard Pryor) to find their voice and audience His work went through three basic phases of development starting with the bits and routines that lampooned show business conventions and often caused audiences to walk out Tiring of the sheer drudgery of regurgitating the same material on a nightly basis Bruce entered his second phase abandoning all format on-stage free-forming his entire performance His final phase at the end of his career was slow-moving obsessive shows centered around the contradictions in the American legal system As Bruce kept testing the boundaries of what could be talked about on a stage other comics heard his basic message and rethought their entire game plan In effect he invented modern-day comedy as we know it The concept of a comedy concert back then was unthinkable Up to that time comics worked in clubs (bars saloons and strip joints) or as part of a stage show Putting a comedian in a theater all by their lonesome for an entire evening seemed like a crazy idea until Bruce's work justified such a gamble now a presentation format common to any comedian popular enough to fill a large buildingBut with the trailblazing came the heat The police busted him at the Jazz Workshop in 1961 for violating the California Obscenity Code As Paul Krassner said Lenny fought for the right to say on a nightclub stage what he felt free to say in his own living room Bruce's drug use was widely known throughout the business and after his acquittal on obscenity charges he was deported from Britain barred from performing in Australia busted for either narcotics possession or obscenity in Los Angeles Chicago Hollywood New York and San Francisco In 1964 he had himself declared a legally bankrupt pauper virtually unable to work anywhere (hence the move into concerts) By this time the lone benefactor keeping him afloat was rock roll producer Phil Spector who was the last person to record him for public consumption In August 1966 with his career and finances in tatters Bruce died of a heroin overdose at age 40 His life story became a movie starring Dustin Hoffman

Nattie on her FIRST ROLLER COASTER with Daddy Nick

bigjohnsons — Tue, 12 Jun 2012 11:18:00 MDT

Nattie on her FIRST ROLLER COASTER with Daddy Nick - 6611_111679398449_5449252_n.jpg

Joe and Kim

rlb20 — Sat, 3 Nov 2012 10:02:00 MDT

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Joe and Kim were smiling before the Roller Coaster Hill section of the Trail Not as much when all the hills were finally trecked

Roller Coaster

girliee567 — Fri, 9 Apr 2010 15:24:00 MDT

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Rick (MML)

rlb20 — Sat, 3 Nov 2012 10:07:00 MDT

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Was also smiling before the roller coaster hill section

Lakewood Fairgrounds Atlanta Ga

photos846 — Wed, 13 May 2009 00:57:00 MDT

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The roller coaster seen here was in the background of one of the opening scenes of the classic SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT

Lenny Bruce San Francisco Trial

foxmusic — Fri, 10 May 2013 14:38:00 MDT

Lenny Bruce San Francisco Trial - Lenny_Bruce_Trial_San_Francisco_196.jpg

When once asked to describe jazz trumpet legend Miles Davis sarcastically but saliently replied You can sweat it down to four words: Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker Applying that same old-school new-school trailblazer to comedy is somewhat more problematic A number of great early comics could stand in for the Armstrong entry among them Charlie Chaplin Groucho Marx Jack Benny and George Burns But in choosing the Charlie Parker of comedy by that meaning the one who blazed the modern-day trail influencing all that came after him the answer is simple and irrefutable: Lenny Bruce He was the genre's reckless visionary the one who defied conventions the law and the system and -- like most visionaries -- was taken down by it all in the end Bruce changed the whole ball game: no longer would comics have to come out in a cute little suit and tell cute little mother-in-law jokes or feel like they were working dirty if they talked openly about sex and other taboo subjects The shoot-from-the-hip and tell-the-truth work of Richard Pryor George Carlin Richard Lewis and myriad other modern-day comics could never have existed without Bruce first storming the citadel and tearing down the conventional walls of comedy presentation back in the 1950s He was the original rebel in this marvelous amalgam he invented taking his borscht belt and strip-joint background and spot welding it to a hipster enlightenment His style took previously taboo subjects and not only dumped them all in the audience's lap but did it with a creative verve that made him the wildest the hippest the most controversial and simply the best comic trotting the boards Those lucky enough to have caught Bruce on an inspired night said it was like a roller coaster ride inside a person's head free-association ramblings streaming out in a virtual torrent of ideas Jumping from '50s jazz hipster slang to a liberal dosage of Yiddish vernacular that sounded like code to the uninitiated to sometimes impish little-boy charm letting you in on a big dark secret no comic created intimacy with an audience in almost any environment -- conclusively proven in his amazing performance at Carnegie Hall -- than Lenny BruceAlthough he rode in on the crest of that late-'50s wave known as the sick comics Bruce distanced himself from the pack -- both in ideas outlook and demeanor -- quickly proving that he had much more to offer philosophically than some tasteless one-liners whose comedic value was usually based on shock value alone Not that in the early days Bruce wasn't above drawing on items in the news to pull a quickie sickie observation to get a fast laugh but the simple fact that Bruce quickly outgrew the medium that launched him was already apparent by the live recorded performances he was laying down that were appearing on albums by 1959 and 1960 While Mort Sahl (the most popular and digestible of the new comics) would take aim at political sacred cows Bruce came from a hipster's background and -- fueled by endless nights of honing his craft in California strip joints where the audience couldn't have cared less what he said or did -- was out to violate the night club taboos by dealing with sex race and religion using words that had seldom been uttered on cabaret stages up to that pointBruce was a brilliant satirist and the object of his early pieces was quite often show business itself clearly a signal that he was more than willing to bite the hand that was feeding him Exposing the seediness pomposity and insensitivity that existed then -- as now -- in show business via brilliant routines like The Palladium Hitler and the MCA The Tribunal and Religions Inc it was obvious that Bruce was going places that no comic had dared to go in front of an audience Exposing racism and bigotry in routines like White Collar Drunks How to Relax Your Colored Friends at Parties and his brilliant satire of the movie The Defiant Ones was another bold step paving the way for message comedians like Dick Gregory (and later Richard Pryor) to find their voice and audience His work went through three basic phases of development starting with the bits and routines that lampooned show business conventions and often caused audiences to walk out Tiring of the sheer drudgery of regurgitating the same material on a nightly basis Bruce entered his second phase abandoning all format on-stage free-forming his entire performance His final phase at the end of his career was slow-moving obsessive shows centered around the contradictions in the American legal system As Bruce kept testing the boundaries of what could be talked about on a stage other comics heard his basic message and rethought their entire game plan In effect he invented modern-day comedy as we know it The concept of a comedy concert back then was unthinkable Up to that time comics worked in clubs (bars saloons and strip joints) or as part of a stage show Putting a comedian in a theater all by their lonesome for an entire evening seemed like a crazy idea until Bruce's work justified such a gamble now a presentation format common to any comedian popular enough to fill a large buildingBut with the trailblazing came the heat The police busted him at the Jazz Workshop in 1961 for violating the California Obscenity Code As Paul Krassner said Lenny fought for the right to say on a nightclub stage what he felt free to say in his own living room Bruce's drug use was widely known throughout the business and after his acquittal on obscenity charges he was deported from Britain barred from performing in Australia busted for either narcotics possession or obscenity in Los Angeles Chicago Hollywood New York and San Francisco In 1964 he had himself declared a legally bankrupt pauper virtually unable to work anywhere (hence the move into concerts) By this time the lone benefactor keeping him afloat was rock roll producer Phil Spector who was the last person to record him for public consumption In August 1966 with his career and finances in tatters Bruce died of a heroin overdose at age 40 His life story became a movie starring Dustin Hoffman And his visionary work changed the world of comedy forever

A break at the Bears Den Hostle

rlb20 — Sat, 3 Nov 2012 10:05:00 MDT

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A great place for a break after doing the Roller Coaster

New York New York roller coaster

dirtypolak — Thu, 7 Jun 2012 05:26:00 MDT

New York New York roller coaster - photobucket-685-1339068414237.jpg

new york new york w bebo's roller coaster

shaileyjain — Sun, 10 May 2009 15:05:00 MDT

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ummm Roller Coaster :D

cheemeeco — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 08:12:00 MDT

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Rockin' Roller Coaster- Fun

PamMurphy007 — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 09:32:00 MDT

Rockin' Roller Coaster- Fun - 5729_1205580625060_7819131_n.jpg

roller coaster

nose10 — Mon, 11 May 2009 12:31:00 MDT

roller coaster - roller_coaster_ride.jpg

roller coaster

Roller Coaster

kpryma — Mon, 11 May 2009 15:54:00 MDT

Roller Coaster - roller-coaster.jpg

On a roller coaster

Lyssafreeman — Mon, 4 Jun 2012 15:59:00 MDT

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Lenny Bruce Arrested

foxmusic — Fri, 10 May 2013 14:38:00 MDT

Lenny Bruce Arrested - LennyBruceBusted.jpg

Forever - Lil' Wayne Verse Quote

samhuffxoxo — Wed, 7 Apr 2010 11:55:00 MDT

Forever - Lil' Wayne Verse Quote - Forever-LilWayneVerse1.jpg

Along the Panama Canal Gatun Lock

MoreMoores — Sat, 9 Jun 2012 15:52:00 MDT

Along the Panama Canal Gatun Lock - 158PanamaCanal.jpg

Pretty cool version of a roller coaster Not bad for a project that spanned from 1880 to 1914

Intimidator Roller Coaster Wallpaper

Nascarfan3824 — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 13:19:00 MDT

Intimidator Roller Coaster Wallpaper - IntimidatorRollerCoaster.jpg

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yofro2455 — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 14:14:00 MDT

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Roller Coaster Highway Oklahoma

Jamies first roller coaster ride Western Days in Russiaville 200 7

cheryljameson — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 13:30:00 MDT

Jamies first roller coaster ride Western Days in Russiaville 200 7 - rollercoaster.jpg

Possessed roller coaster at Dorney Park

lehighvalleypa — Tue, 28 Dec 2010 09:38:00 MST

Possessed roller coaster at Dorney Park - Possessed-Station2.jpg

This is the station where the coaster launches from and return to

roller coaster

funfancyfotography — Fri, 9 Jul 2010 12:40:00 MDT

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roller coaster

Raging Spirits roller coaster While it does have a 360 loop it's a pretty tame coaster

TokyoDisneyGirl — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 18:20:00 MDT

Raging Spirits roller coaster While it does have a 360 loop it's a pretty tame coaster - 380318_10151808287825384_166535721_n.jpg

Roller Coaster

NewBeginnings2 — Sat, 25 Aug 2012 08:28:00 MDT

Roller Coaster - ma30-8.gif

X2 roller coaster

rote_bucket — Mon, 11 May 2009 12:19:00 MDT

X2 roller coaster - Image009.jpg

this is awesome

MAR MAR AND DONIHUE REUNITE FOR A NEW MUSIC VIDEO -COMING SOON ROLLER COASTER BY MAR MAR

daviddonihue — Sat, 2 Feb 2013 20:46:00 MST

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They survived the Atlantis roller coaster

bellfam113 — Thu, 16 May 2013 20:26:00 MDT

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Hulk Roller Coaster Orlando Florida

kingofdomain09 — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 19:39:00 MDT

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One of the most electrifying roller coasters you could go on definitely a must for any Florida holiday

Shot2386

SMan1993 — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 12:16:00 MDT

Shot2386 - Shot2386.jpg

More testing

Shot2385

SMan1993 — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 12:15:00 MDT

Shot2385 - Shot2385.jpg

Testing some of my own pyrotechnics with the first set

roller coaster

106frank1965_2007 — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 07:28:00 MDT

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JEDI ON ROCKIN ROLLER COASTER

Jan-Qui — Mon, 4 Jun 2012 20:19:00 MDT

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Possessed roller coaster at Dorney Park

lehighvalleypa — Tue, 28 Dec 2010 09:38:00 MST

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Blast off Here they go

Trombi

_Insane_92 — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 07:33:00 MST

Trombi - trombi-5.jpg

Tatsu Roller Coaster Magic Mountain

bunchastuf — Thu, 14 May 2009 00:41:00 MDT

Tatsu Roller Coaster Magic Mountain - TowerTatsu.jpg

Rockin Roller Coaster

lizzybit07 — Sat, 9 May 2009 18:18:00 MDT

Rockin Roller Coaster - rockinroll.jpg

Roller coaster freak

voi_odore — Sat, 9 May 2009 12:57:00 MDT

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Montu Roller Coaster

parkchick40 — Mon, 11 May 2009 11:02:00 MDT

Montu Roller Coaster - MontuRollerCoaster.jpg

coaster

natskeet_ — Wed, 13 May 2009 20:25:00 MDT

coaster - roller-coaster-t7261.jpg

Roller Coaster Logo

rafasvida — Sun, 10 May 2009 23:42:00 MDT

Roller Coaster Logo - RollerCoaster_msn.png

roller coaster jenga

mariowrestling — Wed, 4 Aug 2010 12:11:00 MDT

roller coaster jenga - rollercoaster-jenga.jpg

View from the roller coaster

Brettuh19 — Wed, 6 Jun 2012 09:45:00 MDT

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family guy roller coaster

ianpixrox34 — Sun, 10 May 2009 21:25:00 MDT

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Andria's favorite roller coaster - Manta in Sea World

NancyRhodes — Sat, 23 Jun 2012 12:04:00 MDT

Andria's favorite roller coaster - Manta in Sea World - DSC00485.jpg

X2 Fire Effect Magic Mountain

bunchastuf — Thu, 14 May 2009 00:41:00 MDT

X2 Fire Effect Magic Mountain - XFire1.jpg

Photo of my park in Roller Coaster Kingdom: http:bitly8cdnuz

Angel_Danger_Mills — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 16:45:00 MDT

Photo of my park in Roller Coaster Kingdom: http:bitly8cdnuz - 15832_102326816457232_6650750_n.jpg

Roller Coaster Tycoon My Park 1

BlueHighwind — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 18:40:00 MDT

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Six Flags MAGIC MOUNTAIN

DarthWray — Sat, 23 Oct 2010 21:23:00 MDT

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Roller Coaster Theme Park

X2 First Drop Magic Mountain

bunchastuf — Thu, 14 May 2009 00:41:00 MDT

X2 First Drop Magic Mountain - XDrop3.jpg

Aftershock Roller Coaster

rrohde145 — Mon, 11 May 2009 11:47:00 MDT

Aftershock Roller Coaster - DejaVusized.jpg

Opryland USA Theme Park 1975 Mini Timber Topper Ride Kids Roller Coaster

BobLoveland — Sun, 10 May 2009 22:45:00 MDT

Opryland USA Theme Park 1975 Mini Timber Topper Ride Kids Roller Coaster - OP075.jpg

hhh a roller coaster at sams club

jmanriquez13 — Thu, 14 Jun 2012 15:01:00 MDT

hhh a roller coaster at sams club - 575079_386269161424775_8111886_n.jpg

Ty amp Jasten

LadyBre26 — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 13:30:00 MDT

Ty amp Jasten - 051.jpg

Virtual Roller Coaster Wonder Works PCB 2012

NYC - Coney Is roller coaster

pattiriters — Fri, 22 Jun 2012 17:14:00 MDT

NYC - Coney Is roller coaster - 319711_4125267979841_1691155404_n.jpg

Roller Coaster Tycoon My Park 2

BlueHighwind — Sun, 28 Oct 2012 18:39:00 MDT

Roller Coaster Tycoon My Park 2 - SCR1.png

Science Project:Roller Coaster

toomanycats7 — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 14:15:00 MDT

Science Project:Roller Coaster - xclusivecandy018.jpg

we had to make a roller coaster symbolyzing speed and distance in time

coaster

corbin_13 — Sat, 9 May 2009 11:23:00 MDT

coaster - roller-coaster.jpg

Las Vegas 2012

juliehoy — Tue, 29 May 2012 17:49:00 MDT

Las Vegas 2012 - 19.jpg

New York New York The roller coaster was fun

roller coaster 1

hcochik88 — Sat, 9 May 2009 11:45:00 MDT

roller coaster 1 - roller_coaster_2.gif

Korkkiruuvi

_Insane_92 — Thu, 8 Jul 2010 12:16:00 MDT

Korkkiruuvi - Korkkiruuvi.jpg

roller coaster

poor_little_emo_kid — Sun, 10 May 2009 15:00:00 MDT

roller coaster - rollercoaster.jpg

Roller coaster

Penn2010 — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 14:30:00 MDT

Roller coaster - a.jpg

Roller Coaster (Black amp White)

amd1013 — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 07:50:00 MDT

Roller Coaster (Black amp White) - 916b8035.jpg

coaster

xx-Sten — Sun, 10 May 2009 17:41:00 MDT

coaster - Roller-Coaster.jpg

roller coaster

luckydogsbg — Sun, 10 May 2009 10:36:00 MDT

roller coaster - coaster.jpg

roller coaster tracks

leannetfarrell — Tue, 2 Feb 2010 19:36:00 MST

roller coaster tracks - Roller_Coaster_Tracks.png

RCT3

Gryphon_Authist — Mon, 11 May 2009 18:14:00 MDT

RCT3 - CraziliesFamily.jpg

This is my 'peep' family: the Crazilies (I was at a loss for names)

Photo of my park in Roller Coaster Kingdom: http:bitly4AlmJ4

Angel_Danger_Mills — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 16:45:00 MDT

Photo of my park in Roller Coaster Kingdom: http:bitly4AlmJ4 - 15832_102326783123902_7752744_n.jpg

Skilyn amp I Virtual Roller Coaster

LadyBre26 — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 13:30:00 MDT

Skilyn amp I Virtual Roller Coaster - 050.jpg

Wonder Works PCB 2012

Breathing deeply walking backwards finding strength to call and ask her roller coaster favorite ride let me kiss you one last time

Ferni26 — Fri, 22 Jun 2012 10:32:00 MDT

Breathing deeply walking backwards finding strength to call and ask her roller coaster favorite ride let me kiss you one last time - 418127_304084216323087_1349317465_n.jpg

Duck Face

KyKy07 — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 17:34:00 MDT

Duck Face - IMG_20120916_191504.jpg

The Roller Coaster Is In The Back :P

Me on a roller coaster The skirt's being naughty lol

JudyPee — Sun, 10 May 2009 14:44:00 MDT

Me on a roller coaster The skirt's being naughty lol - Kraken.jpg

02WildMouseCoaster.jpg

slagio2002 — Sun, 16 Jan 2011 06:20:00 MST

02WildMouseCoaster.jpg

Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Fastpass Hollywood Studios

wdwfanboys — Sun, 27 Mar 2011 15:21:00 MDT

Rock 'n' Roller Coaster Fastpass Hollywood Studios - HollywoodStudios-FastpassRocknRolle.jpg

Roller Coaster Train Set wAdditional Trains and Cars

Shiloh83077 — Fri, 3 Dec 2010 09:20:00 MST

Roller Coaster Train Set wAdditional Trains and Cars - DSCN3139.jpg

Top track- Rheneas Middle track- Skarloey Sodor Street Sweeper Elizabeth Nearest track- Fog car Blasting cap car Neville and his tender Murdoch and his tender Rubbish truck Dennis and Fergus Also- Harold the helicopter

Serpentauria Ebook and Novel Sex intrigue and danger flow like snakes venom in this book

hensonscot — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 05:09:00 MDT

Serpentauria Ebook and Novel Sex intrigue and danger flow like snakes venom in this book - backpage.jpg

In the jungle not everything is what it seems to bennhttp:wwwserpentauriacomnnSex intrigue and danger flow like snakes venom in this booknShein and Levenberg have hit the marknMichael Z Gordon Producer of the motion picture Narcn n n nnTake three dead federal agents - a Mexican drug cartel - the Russian mob - endangered animal and venom smuggling throw in some DNA cloning of endangered and extinct species wrapnit all around a beautiful eccentric Mexican diva name Maria and her army of venomous serpentsnand it spellsnnSERPENTAURIAn nnFBI agent Caesar Sanchez and his beautiful brainy partner Julie Genaro stumble into a snakes nest of danger and suspense when they try to unravel the mystery of the dead agentsnwhich takes them on a gripping roller coaster journey from the arid deserts of Arizona to thenhidden jungles of Mexico where they come face to face with an extraordinary discovery thatnis destined to change the world as we know itn nnIn SERPENTAURIA Erik Daniel Shein and Eric Levenberg create a mesmerizing scientificnand electrifying techno thrillerThe novel is wholly unique in that it combines elements ofnthe mystery detective genre with art history cutting edge science and Native Americannmysticism The story also sheds light on the alarming number of endangered animals thatnare about to become extinctn nnErik Daniel Shein is an award winning television producer and author with over thirty booksnin print He has a background in Zoology and specializes in reptiles and amphibians He livesnin Arizona Eric Levenberg is a filmmaker and writer living in Los Angeles