I know what you are thinking, with that thread title.
But no, it is not the BG type of of rollercoaster. I am talking about an actual rollercoaster. The kind you ride at the amusement park.
When my son was 7 years old, I took him to a very large amusement park that had a bunch of rollercoasters. There was one that terrified him. It had three loops, and went between a bunch of trees - so close you could almost touch them. Straight toward a tree and then it would veer off at the last second and then you were doing a loop.
It had always been one of my favorites. I loved it. I had been on it countless times and I was so excited that I might be able to ride it with him.
My son was terrified. I kept trying to talk him into trying it. āJust try it once!ā, I told him. I promised I would hold on to him the whole time.
He kept slouching, trying to not reach the āYou must be this tall to ride this rideā marker. But there was no way he could come up short. He could not get out of it that way.
I kept trying to convince him. It took all he had to get on that ride. Finally, after a lot of coaxing and convincing, I got him to agree. And standing in that long line was torture for him.
Finally, he went on the ride. He had a death-grip on my neck the whole time.
When it was over, he loved it. I did not have to convince him to ride it a second time.
And after you listen to it, let me tell you something.
You aināt got it.
You aināt got it. Too small. Too young. Too inexperienced. Too diabetic. Canāt lay off the juice. You didnāt go to a Division I school. Donāt got it. Too slow. Canāt stay healthy. Canāt catch. Canāt block.
Itās the whole damn team! Itās the whole damn team!
Weāre from Philly, effing Phillyā¦
No one likes us, we donāt care
@LarissaW, here is what I want you to do on Thursdayā¦
Get some Windex or some type of glass cleaner. Grab some paper towels and go out to your car. On the back window, clean a small spot. Donāt clean the whole window, just a small spot about the size of a coffee cup. And not in the middle of the window, but in a corner of the window. You pick the corner.
Look at that spot, and then tell me - what is that spot?
I have just found out this is an apparent new trend.
Some people are choosing to not own a vehicle and just use Uber and Lyft for everything and finding it less hassle and cheaper than having to deal with vehicle ownership and everything that goes along with that.
I was speaking with a driver about this. It was quite interesting.
Iāve owned one in the past, but Iāll be living in a city for at least the next 4 years so I felt more so than anything that it just wasnāt worth it. Insurance and parking add up pretty quick around here. Plus, I really like walking everywhere! If Iām in a rush or going farther than a few miles then Iāll take public transport, and if itās late at night or a weekend night then Iāll take an Uber.
A few of my classmates own cars, but for now itās kind of liberating not having to worry about finding a parking spot and traffic every time I hop in the car.
can I substitute something ??
