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This was my local park growing up and the first theme park I ever went to, so I've got some great memories of the place and am pretty sad to see it shut. Can't say I'm surprised though, the parks location and small size meant it was never going to appeal to many people outside of Lincolnshire...

Tune.

My predicted table: 1) Man City (They were unlucky to have injuries to key players such as Kompany last season, Aguero stays fit and I can see them finishing 10 points clear at the top.) 2) Man Utd (Have bought well and if they either buy a top class striker or get Rooney back in form, I can...

Going Berlin for a second time this year just after my birthday. :hearteyes:

I keep having weird dreams involving me going to Norwich to visit mates at uni. Weird thing is I don't know anyone who goes to UEA (Or anyone at my uni whose from there) and I just end up befriending random people in the city centre. Creepiest part is that I've never been to Norwich before, yet...

Nemesis front row. :smirk:

My biggest fear is Gerascophobia, aka being afraid of old age. Quite weird I know, but to me the idea of being too old and weak to even care for myself or have any independence is pretty terrible and disturbing.

In all fairness I do like the idea of them hosting the World Cup in new nations, just not ones which only got it cos of oil money bribes/Putin being mates with Blatter. Plus the 2022 WC should be boycotted anyway imo because of the vile conditions the workers on the stadiums are forced to live...

In honour of today's result.

Tactically voting, for the big party I hate the least.

Beautiful how Newcastle fans spent the best part of three years harassing the manager that got them their highest league finish for almost a decade despite having a pitiful budget, and now since he's gone they've become the league's joke team. Pardew is boss and I can see him achieving decent...

They aren't socialist states. The definition of socialism is the economic means of production being within the ownership of the wider community, being used for public need as opposed to the benefits of higher corporation, something which you don't get in Cuba, China or any other country that...

Definitely, the current system is unfair and undemocratic.

Miliband and Cameron spent all night slagging each other off and didn't make one reasoned point between them, pretty tragic that they're the only two people who we can realistically choose between to run the country. Wish I was Scottish just so I could vote SNP, Sturgeon seemed like the only one...

Agreed about The Smiler, hence why I prefer it to Nemesis, which tbf is probably more intense on average, but for the sheer length and how mad it is, I'd say Smiler offers everything a thrill coaster should.