AmyLou

Wow - how did I miss this question? Don't know how long I've waited, but I am definitely a huge roller coaster fan. Hubby and I met when he was the Rides Manager at Kings Dominion (Doswell, Va.), and I was the Rebel Yell operator. That was an awesome classic wooden coaster. We got to ride at least 20-30 times a day for safety checks and such. Got to spend lots of "quality time" underneath doing hat checks too... ahhh to be young and in love under a coaster again! As part of some amusement park exchange pact, we got to travel some and ride coasters at quite a few parks. I love the old wooden coasters, not such a fan of the new crazy-dangerous ones though.

^ keep your legs crossed! LOL!

Green Hair - temporary coloring I assume! Talk to the neighbors in your pajamas or miss picking up the morning paper?

Finally figured it out, thanks to Mud's terrific gigography.. March 29, 1983 William and MaryCollege, Williamsburg, VA I remember the road trip from Richmond to Williamsburg, Chris and I were dating back then and the ride down was amazing in a first love kind of way... can't believe here we are 25 years later planning to go to a show I also remember seeing them during college at the Richmond Mosque - an awesomeplace for a show, but that shows as 1980 so couldn't be it? Damn! 25 years! Next to my hubby this is my longest relationship!

Not sure - we were in college then so I think it was like 1982... maybe Richmond Coliseum? Have to do some checking...

Boogie Nights! What a great movie!!! besides Mark Wahlberg, Don Cheadle was terrific.

It feels like home!

I confess it is all getting to be a bit more than I signed up for...

Am I losing my mind? All I see in your post Patty is a big green Mr. Yuk!???

^ you should get a tshirt made with that on it!

< when people assume I have a "dumba$$" sign on my forehead!

1. What are you set on? Getting back in shape! 2. What do you have to do right? Eat right 3. Have any kids? 2 4. Are you patient? i go back and forth deoending on my mood 5. Friday fill-in: I know if I put my mind to it I can get back on a roll!

Happy Birthday Linda! Hope the sun peeks out for you a bit today! :sun_smiley:

Finally listened to "Rehab" yesterday for the first time... I don't see what the big deal is, nice voice to be sure but good voices are a dime-a-dozen and could probably find that voice in someone who isn't a skanked out crack-head. of course - just my humble opinion! :045:

I agree Ellyn - I really really tried, listened to Icky Thump three times through on the drive to Florida, but I just couldn't get into it.. ? I just don't get it :019:

roses, irises, anything blue... 3 favorite snack foods?

Hells No! Would you ever pick up a hitchhiker (like now, not in the past)?

True Marion - but it's nice to know which elbow I'll accidentally hit you with whilst flailing around like i do... in this case, it will be my left one!

wonder if they even remember what 11-14 is like? 11 is the age of my youngest - NO WAY would he be able to handle aggressive adults that well.

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Exo - over "there" seems pretty confident that they run left to right... all the same to me as you know you can't really tell until you're there (how wide the stage is, etc.) in any case - this will be fantastic! and Emmie - since I've already met you I won't bring my garlic - ok? :045:

can't take the credit for that one - it was Connie's! mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

I wonder what kind of parent would allow their 11-year-old child to frequent such an adult board?

yes Now, after you ate that, and they offered to make it for you again - would you say ok?

when I looked at the virtual seating chart I counted 15 across in Sec. 1. (most) venues count seats up the same way they count section numbers, so if Sec. 1 is on the left (facing the stage) then it would be numbered left to right... but then - I've never been there! any input from those who have?