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- 01/25/03 Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by Harry
- 01/25/03 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by Piano Man
- 01/26/03 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by Fred Laurice
- 01/26/03 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by Fred Laurice
- 02/11/03 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by Warren Crandall
- 07/29/03 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by Robert Tompkins
- 01/31/06 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by WILLIAM MILLER
- 01/31/06 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by WILLIAM MILLER
- 09/25/07 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by wayne stevens
- 01/13/08 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by RoyThomas
- 01/14/08 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by Will
- 01/14/08 Re: Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey - posted by jb
Playland Roller Coaster Was Scarey
01/25/03
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posted by Harry
The piano man said that he was frightened by Laughing Sal but for me it was the Playland Roller coaster.
If you really want to know what was scarey, you should have taken that Roller Coaster Ride at Playland. I took it when I was about 6 years old and never again. Every time you got to a curve which was like a sharp 90 degree turn at like 20 miles per hour, you felt for sure that you and your car were going to go shooting right off. No thank you. I don't want to do anything in the air. Umm hmm. My feet are going to stay glued to the ground.
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