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Not quite as much as we miss Toonami, but you get the picture!

And I'm back! Not quite a week, but I'm glad we came home early. I'm not going to Six Flags again for at least three years. The first day we didn't do anything too special. We just walked around the city for a couple of hours. We went on that gigantic arch in St. Louis. It was ok. Nothing real special. The second day, we got up really early. Like 5 AM early. Got ready and by 7 AM we left for Six Flags. We were the first at the gate, but the gates didn't open up untill 9:30 AM. So we were waiting for about 2 hours in the car just for the gate's to open... After that, we had to pay to park. Then we had to walk to the entrance and wait again for 30 minutes just to walk into the park. After that, we had to wait another 35 minutes, because the main park wasn't opened yet... So rediculous.

Finally after all that waiting we had to go redeem our season pass tickets. Once that was done, we didn't hesitate to get on the rides. I rode almost every ride there, except for all of the kiddy ones. The Boss and Xcalibur (They spelled it that way. I know it's technically spelled as Excalibur.) were amazing.

Once I got tired of riding the coasters I went into the arcade that they had there. You know those machines where you can win a stuffed animal with the claw? Well, they quite a few of those there. Except these were filled with iPods, DSi's, and PSPs. Oh, how I got ripped off from those darn machines!! I had every one of them. Perfect balance on all claws... Those things were to darn heavy for the claws to keep holding. It made me so angery. I was about to go up to the person working there and give him... well... you know. But I didn't want to get thrown out of the park.

We stayed right up untill the park almost closed. The next day we went back and visited the water park. It was cool. Not as cool as all the rides the day before, but it was still very fun. Out of all the water slides there, the coolest two were the Tornado and another ride where up to five people share a raft at once. I can't remember what that one was called, but it was awsome. However, I really wish we would have bought some sun block for that day. Because every one that went with us became burned pretty badly. Especially my dad and I. Both of our upper bodies are as red as can be. The heat coming off of my back is so hot, you could crack open an egg and cook it there. (Exageration.) But you get my point. It's going to be a miserable week for me as my skin starts to peel and starts to heal.

So, how was your guys' week?

I have to kill you.
with....

TINY MINISKIRTS!!!!

On the contrary, Warrior.
It makes perfect sense.
You see, the voice actor who voices Roy Mustang joins forces with Vic Mignogna, and they use the world's fangirl population to create a miniskirted army.

NO ******** CARLIN.
EVER.
I'm considering a killing spree because of this.
He died last year.
So did Bernie Mac.

He was one of my favorite comedians. When he died, I was heart broken. I always wanted to see him get back up on that stage one last time. Rest in peace George Carlin. The comedy world missess you.

Ah, the dangers of the French.
Dammit.
Now I want a Baguette.