u/MsObsessiveRobot

It was imposing, but I did it. Honestly I can't say that I loved the ride as much as I thought I would've. Every coaster I had worked through before felt like a manageable step up in what I had previously rode and felt enjoyable. The step up from The Beast (which is my favorite in no small part from how rough it is) to Diamondback felt like skipping a few steps in the staircase. I'll definitely ride it again and no doubt be more comfortable next time, I just wish there was something that had prepared me for it.

As of now, I'm at a bit of a crossroads. Orion's the next obvious contender, but I also haven't rode anything with inversions. What'd be a good starting point there? They're just as intimidating for me as big drops.

I live within a couple hour's drive of Kings Island so it's a regular visit for me and my family. However I've always been a total chicken about coasters... but a friend came up to visit and I didn't want them to ride alone, so they got me to do The Racer, Bat and Mystic Timbers. I really enjoyed Mystic Timbers in particular even if it is still a little bit frightening, but I want to work up to more. Which ride should be the next one on my roadmap?

That was the most mid burger I've had. The one at the diner at least tastes like something with how salty it is. The barrels were good though. I wasted my meal plan for that crap. Why did you do this to me.

I had two items arriving on the same day, they both left the distribution center and arrived at my local post office at roughly the same time. But for some reason, only one of them got delivered, and my other package went back to the distribution center? Should I be concerned? How and why does this even happen?