THink you’re a thrillseaker?
November 20th, 2008THink you’re a thrillseaker?
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<b>Author:</b> <a href=’http://www.tbppbguideforums.info/bpb/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=376′>coaster_crazy_uk</a><br /><br />
<b>Posted:</b> Sun Feb 03, 2008 1:13 am<br /><br />
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i’m confused <img src="images/smiles/icon_confused.gif" alt="Confused" border="0" /> on the vid it comes up with <span style="font-style: italic">don’t try this at home</span> but i don’t have room for a 400 foot crane in my home <img src="images/smiles/eusa_think.gif" alt="Think" border="0" /> there’s quite a big space when going up my stairs to the ceiling but i reckon i’d still struggle to fit a crane in <img src="images/smiles/eusa_whistle.gif" alt="Whistle" border="0" /> <br />
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oh yeah, would i try it <img src="images/smiles/eusa_think.gif" alt="Think" border="0" /> <br />
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ehhh … no<br />
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would i mourn their deaths <img src="images/smiles/eusa_think.gif" alt="Think" border="0" /> <br />
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ehh … no
Author: Adrian
Posted: Today - 01:09 am
| graham618 wrote: |
You can’t do much about it when someone drives a Jeep through the front door  |
Unless you’re a Scottish baggage handler. 
Author: graham618
Posted: Yesterday - 11:37 pm
| nlp wrote: |
| Alot of this topic talks a bout the decline of Blackpool.
Indeed things are not as they used to be. But Blackpool Gazzet took the time(2 weeks ago) to speak to owners and managers of the Sandcastle,sealife,waxworks,tower,piers,zoo etc….. |
It’s good to see some attractions doing well, but I think they’re maybe the exceptions.
There’s millions less folk going to Blackpool now, and those that do go are staying for much shorter periods of time. Sadly 
Author: firstdrop
Posted: Yesterday - 11:32 pm
hi mate
can you tell me what the plan for a week on sat is which rides are open and what opening times are thay.
thanks mate
looking forward to it
andy
Author: Ash
Posted: Yesterday - 08:20 pm
ILW, the word random was made for her, but shes so funny with it!
Ash
Author: Gary
Posted: Yesterday - 07:41 pm
For those of you interested by PBB’s maze did you know that the original maze was once situated next to the Derby Racers? A lady on the paybooth there was known to add an extra 5p to the entrance fee..By all accounts she had a price sign all of her own - showing 45p instead of the official 40p - that she would put up when she felt the time was right!
I have never worked at the park but you would be a-mazed by what information people are willing to share with this nurse from St Helens!!
Also this from my website dating back 5 years: The Adrian Fisher Interview - He designed the Chinese Puzzle Maze. It’s a brief one page interview which helped get my website launched back then.
http://www.joylandbooks.com/themagiceye/articles/mazes.htm
Cheers
Gary
Author: ianjenson
Posted: Yesterday - 07:21 pm
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| A message to anybody who has the series
You can upload it to youtube and it does not break copyright law because you are not selling it. Plus the BBC upload their own stuff as well. Plus their are already clips of the documentary on there. And when you talk about copyright in regards to PBB when uploading videos of onride videos or offride videos this can be classed as copyright as well unless stated where it came from. So if you do have it please upload it to youtube as I would love to see it. Just state that it belongs to PBB or BBC |
Incorrect.
The BBC you tube channel came about by the BBC having to defend their legal right to maintain copyright, the only reason they upload to that site is to stem the increasing tide of pirated material that is held under their copyright.
its not ok to upload any copyrighted material (in this case BBC output) anyone found doing so will soon find themselves on the recieving end of the BBC legal department. as well as having the offending material removed (eventually)
you may well argue that much BBC content remains unchallenged on youtube, this isnt being ignored, and prosecutions are being sought (which is a lot harder after the offending material is removed)
Adding its "copyrighted to the BBC" without proper clearance and excessive royalty payments paid in advance, is just as illegal as you stealing a car
Author: seanyboyuk
Posted: Yesterday - 02:37 pm
a launched woodie would be awsome! lots of airtime for sure! on the downside i think the track would get worn very quickly so would get very rough.
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