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kellychaos · #1

If you've ever blew chunks on an amusement park ride, do you remember the age you were, the ride and any other special circumstances about it. My nephew recently threw up on me on "The Scrambler" and was so embarrassed and apologetic to me that I felt bad because I think that I may have placed undue pressure on him into riding on the ride in the first place. I laughed it off with him as no big deal. We went home, washed up and did something else. It made me recall my vomiting experience when I was around 9 or so. It was prolly in the worst ride in which you do it too! I think it's called "The Roundup". You know, the one where the floor drops and everybody sticks to the walls. People weren't the only things sticking to the wall on that gruesome day, I'll tell you. Anyway, share with the rest of the class please.

O71394658 · #2

Never have. Almost on that "Tilt-A-Whirl" ride though. I don't go on that anymore. :/

UtterParadox · #3

I don't throw up at amusement parks. My stomach's just too strong.

I once had seven panic attacks in a day at Valley Fair, though. Not sure why. Worst day of my life.

slavemason · #4

I joined a couple of friends one evening to drink a couple of quarts of the cobra before going to the county fair.
I had never gotten sick on a ride before. That bragging right flew out of the side of a car on the Zipper. It was a sad story. The friends mentioned were girls so I was too macho to let it spew. Somehow I throttled the flow and leaned over and pretty much spit it out the side while they were screaming with glee.

NIGhtMAre · #5

never really threw up on a ride. Not really scared of them except

of course:

DROP ZONE!!!!

Anonymous · #6

DIE!!!!

Jixby Phillips · #7

Drop Zone is awesome you pussy faggot bitch nightmare

Cap'n Crunch · #8

My cousin lost his shoe on one of those a few years back. He had to walk around the whole place with only one shoe. What an asshole.

xolik-2 · #9

I haven't puked yet, but there's a first time for everything. I got soaked on the log ride once and had my undies stuck to me for the rest of the day. Not fun.

kellychaos · #10

Drop rides and roller coasters are invigorating! They never get me sick or scared. It's the rides that whip and spin you all over hell that usually get me ill. I avoid them. :/

Protoclown · #11

Drop Zone at King's Dominion is 305 ft. I am riding on it again tomorrow (and I'm making Mock and Doopa go).

AChimp · #12

I can withstand ANY amusement park ride. I should apply to NASA for astronaut training.

kellychaos · #13

Chimps in space. What a wonderously novel idea!

Bennett · #14

The new coaster at Cedar Point is 420 ft. tall and goes 120MPH!!!
It is almost worth the hour and a half plus you have to wait for your twenty seconds.

Jixby Phillips · #15

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Originally Posted by kellychaos

Chimps in space. What a wonderously novel idea!

He's not really a chimp.

MentalStaples · #16

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Originally Posted by Bennett

The new coaster at Cedar Point is 420 ft. tall and goes 120MPH!!!
It is almost worth the hour and a half plus you have to wait for your twenty seconds.

It doesnt work though. It's down constantly and so I recommend that people dont go to Cedar Point just to ride that as you will most likely be disappointed.

Bennett · #17

I would have been pissed if it wasn't working when I was there. It was down for a while, and I was watching them test it, they sent it up once, and it got to the top, stopped and went back down the way it came. All the people watching and in line let out a wincing, collective, "ooooohhhh."
That didn't deter me from getting back on once it was running.

Schimid · #18

I threw up on these tea cup thingies. Not really tea cups, but monkeys that spun around really fast. We went on about 3 spinny rides before that, so I blew chunks all over the middle table. It got all over my clothes, but I didn't care, because I'm a badass.

I'm riding Drop Zone tomorrow. I heard some guy was CRYING when he got off it.

Protoclown · #19

Which Drop Zone are you riding? Not the one at King's Dominion?

Ooner · #20

I've thrown up at an amusement park one time, but it wasn't from the rides. I had gone to the beach the day before and burned my legs from my knees all the way to my feet. Badly. It was about 105 degrees and the lines were long and miserable. All the standing and pain and heat got to me and I threw up while I was in line for The Joker's Revenge at Six Flags Magic Mountain.

Oh, and another time my family ditched me and I waited at the exit for them for 5 hours. I didn't throw up then though, just cried.