what is death-defying wall of doom in a fanfair or amusement park? it's very urgent!?
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The ones I have seen are vertical walls in the shape of a cylinder. like a soup can.  A car or motorcycle, or bicycle enters into it and when they are going fast enuf they can travel up the walls.  The car or bike has to be going very fast.  If they slow down they will fall off the wall, and thats why its a wall of "Death"
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I recommend searching for fan-sites of the major theme parks. They normally have some good on-ride footage.\n\nA couple of examples I've found are:\n\nhttp://www.altontowersmagic.com/interactive/Videos/videos.htm\n(click on "Duel On Ride")\n\nor\n\nhttp://www.ukrides.info/usa.htm\n\nThat one has a couple of videos that might be of interest to you.
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Real?  Satan\nFictional?  Ganondorf... or maybe Darth Sidious
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Fanfiction.net has been going through some changes. Their severs might be out of line so don't worry. They should be able to fix it.
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It is called "scary maze".  Several websites have it.
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go to uproar.com and see if anyone is playing Acrophobia! I love that game but I cannot get on it to play because I am at work and the computers are not set up for me to play java games or flash or whatever it is. I also am not allowed to DL anything on the PC. Sux but at least I can be in here!
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Good question! I want to know about it too\n\n:/ maybe something to do with the wonder wall in china? XDDDD who knows?
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Hi Mooma, I'm thinking it could be the Crystal Maze, does that ring any bells? Even I'm interested to find out although I'm sure it defiantly could be the Crystal Maze.
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Assuming you design it so the people don't reach terminal velocity, and you reverse the acceleration safely at the bottom, it just gives you a few more seconds of free fall.  Calculate the fall time and compare it to the fall time for a more traditional amusement ride.  Not enough difference to be worth implementing.
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I think the hardest question ever asked was asked by a scientist.  This was the question, and it literally drove him insane thinking about it:  Two large metallic orbs are traveling towards each other on a collision course.  Both are indestructable, and nothing can divert them from their path in any way.  They can never stop moving on their path for any reason.  What would happen when they collide?  Neither can be moved from the path that they are traveling, they cannot be destroyed, and they can never stop moving.
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Ok... I love Disney much more than you. Particularly, Walt Disney World and not the Disney Channel, and I guarantee I know much more about anything Disney-related than you. In fact, you can check out my best answers. Almost every single one is a Disney question.\n\nAnd, ok, I'll quiz you...\n(Even though it won't mean anything because anyone can search for the answers online.)\n\n1. Where was Walt Disney buried after his death?\n\n2. How many "real" ghosts supposedly haunt the Haunted Mansion?\n\n3. What are the names of the two Disney Cruise ships?\n\n4. At which Disney Resort is there a Cirque du Soleil show, and what is it called?\n\n5. What was the original name of Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside at Walt Disney World?\n\nNow, anyone who truly loves Disney would know the answers off the top of their head.\n\nGood luck! Now, quiz me.
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Try to do somthing with Fire wall!
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Going to an amusement park.
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This is more along the lines of funny advise I read..."Don't play naked leapfrog with unicorns." I would agree.OUCH!
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That's two questions.  Please ask the second in the section where it belongs, so we don't have to lose 2 (or 12) points just because you're lazy.\n\nOldest OUTdoor operating roller coaster:\n"Rutschebahnen" - Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark\nConstructed 1913 (CNN source is wrong - see correction below)\n\nFirst INdoor coaster: Space Mountain, Disney World's Magic Kingdom. 1975  (As much as I hate quoting Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notable_roller_coasters )\n\np.s. Confirmed that CNN is wrong by visiting a more authoritative source, The National Amusement Park Historical Association. http://www.napha.org/faq.html#WORLD'S%20OLDEST%20OPERATING%20ROLLER
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Here's a link to a great urban legend page that discusses the "Cryogenically frozen Walt Disney" debate: http://66.165.133.65/disney/waltdisn/frozen.htm
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It's a popular game (I HAVE NO CLUE WHY) people died from it every day so just stop wondering!..  \n\nthrow up in front of them much safer!..