Headtrip Roll Call!

Alright everyone, where you guys coming from? Ready for tomorrow? Any ideas what he will play or at least which songs will utilize all the lasers at Headtrip? 😬

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u/I_am_who — 5 days ago
▲ 182 r/skrillex

The race to the front rails last night was something else...

u/I_am_who — 1 month ago

I rode my anticipated East Asian rollercoaster bucketlist [Eejanaika, Steel Dragon 2000, Hakugei, & T-Express (Monimo RUSH now)]! I am definitely coming back one day!

I just wanna say it is true what they say, Eejanaika is infinitely better than X2! In fact, fuck X2, I felt like I was gonna die on that ride. It just feels a little more controlled and def smooth although still chaotic. I don't know how to describe it but I was laughing and crying my ass off. If you have the time and money, you cannot miss this one at all! 10/10. I also rode Fujiyama but I did not think much about this ride since it was kinda rough, but it does have a wonderful view of Mount Fuji. 7/10.

Over at Nagashima Spa Land, I only had my eyes set on Steel Dragon and Hakugei due to limited time on my end. For a 26 year old roller coaster, Steel Dragon really surprised me in how well it runs overall. That first drop... man, and it just wouldn't let up! This thing carries a lotta momentum! Getting to the top really brought back my fear of heights as a side note. 9/10. Hakugei was another anticipated RMC I always wanted to ride and it didn't disappoint! In a way, it reminded me a bit of Iron Gwazi although a bit more restrained and smooth, making it re-ridable/tolerable compared to Gwazi. 8.5/10

T Express (now called Monimo RUSH) was also amazing. I didn't realized how tall and fast it was, I just came in empty headed in terms of stats behind it. I believe the terrain gives the illusion to the roller coaster's true height, but yeah, that thing really goes and screams around it! One of the more longer roller coaster rides I been on, still very fun though! 8.5/10! There were some other coasters in Everland, but nothing to write about honestly. It's made for families and to see wonderful wildlife.

So yeah, what an incredible experience! Hope some of you guys try these coasters/parks out one day!

u/I_am_who — 2 months ago
▲ 51 r/StLouis

The Arch from a different perspective.

Feels like Rainbow Road without the colors. 😁

u/I_am_who — 4 months ago

In what ways do introverts show they can really trust and be comfortable with someone?

I recently rekindled a decent friendship with a introvert (I sometimes forget she's one) and things has been going well due to our easy going conversations and communication. Or if certain dates are not possible to hang out, we rearrange them for another time. Next week though, she will be joining me on a roadtrip between her and I for 4 days (during her off time) and totally left it up to me to dictate the trip, stated she will go with the flow which kinda surprised me. So r/introverts, have I totally gained her trust in me? Anyways, in what ways do you show to others after letting your guard down?

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u/I_am_who — 5 months ago