Pulsation

as I was reading this I started slowly bracing myself to my seat, but I didn't know I was doing it until I came to the end of the ride!! thanks for the free ride, Eddie

...and that's just the last 5 minutes... lol. ! ~A

My stomach and back hurt from reading this.... (kidding) Wait. Will get into a more festive mood: "Wheeeeeeeeeeee!" There. X~D ~Jess K. ---------------------------------------------------- "If you've ever emptied the back of your pickup truck by driving backward really fast and slamming on the brakes, you might be a redneck" - Jeff Foxworthy Bill Engvall: "that's how we moved"

Just because I listen to what the little voices in my head have to say, and follow sometimes, doesn't mean I'm a complete nut! (psstt, you weren't supposed to tell him about us! *kick*) (shhh, can't you see I'm trying to type?) It's ok, we sorted it out, now.... Amazing how I can hear the clickity-clack of the roller coaster, and how you perfectly describe the feeling of riding on one. btw - were you a process engineer named John at NXP (Philips Semiconductors) in a former life? You look eerily just like him. Love that piccy of you. ~Jess K. ---------------------------------------------------- "If you've ever emptied the back of your pickup truck by driving backward really fast and slamming on the brakes, you might be a redneck" - Jeff Foxworthy Bill Engvall: "that's how we moved"

Rett, thanks for the two ticket ride this afternoon. I just decided to post one of my roller coaster poems. wcw

Smiles:) Barbara when I got to the end I felt like I did on my first and only roller coaster ride at age 21 in Hershey Pennsylvania. great write

never ever use -ing as a rhyme I say tellem fuckem no fuckem tellem nuthin Cool write. cheers, Jess

forty something I finally went on all these rides and we rode the Wooden coaster which was huge and fast I put my arms up as we crested over the top and held them there it was insane and fantastic at the same time just the feeling of maybe coming off the tracks that sheer bloody terrror wow Loved the company history also I remember I had a Pioneer Ghetto blaster that took Metal tape which was the best at the time I used to plug it into the old Gran Torino of my dads and drive around with it seatbelted in the passenger seat all long gone now like eight tracks Great Poetry too Rett

LOL Only thing you forgot was throwing up after! Did that the one time I was at Great America In Illinois. Can't do coasters anymore, heart won't stand it and wife and kids won't let me near one! But Gods above I used to love those wooden coasters, it just a different feeling, a lot scarier to me! Respectfully Jim "Laws and rules don't kill freedom: narrow-minded intolerance does" : Race

forget reading this origianlly last fall reminded me of hanging out at the wash depot laundromat place someone would load a years worth to get their money and the poor attendant would come running when the machine would start to thrash about going faster and faster sounding like a wild animal inside very humourus moment loved your comment about BASF I remember the tape it was very expensive at the time and they were clear see through my ghetto blaster played and recorded with its own equalizer small one but what a sound!!!! and now they have these discs (Stilll not an MP3 man though CBC said mp3 music brings out a shiny sound to the cymbals and guitar distortions so now Im intriuged a university man they talked too said this Stanford University I think I remember our seventy six Mustang dad bought for my brother and I so we could learn standard (hatchback model six cyclinder opposing) it had an eight track and we had to buy a cassette adapter You put your cassette in and then you pop this into the eight track machine and it would play the casettes casette was only six track if Im correct and eight tracks were wide eight tracks I miss the coasters my back couldnt take them anymore but the terror inspired was worth it thanks again Rett