One time i banged a cake so hard I swore I saw an entity in my room, she referred to herself as "my Mom" and called me "a disappointment". Then i woke in a strange place called the "orphanage". Overall the visuals and headspace were a solid 8.5/10. Any other enlightening experiences from fellow puckers? Namaste and keep on that cake grind fellas

You'd recommend? Based on what? So you know what I recommend? Eat the damn banana, lump included. A couple of spider egg sacs is easy work for the human digestive system and is the most surefire way to make sure these invasive critters don't invade our ecosystem. You want something done, you do it yourself!

Bombardillo Coccodrillo, un fottuto alligatore volante, che vola e bombarda i bambini a Gaza, in Palestina. Non crede in Allah e ama le bombe. Si nutre dello spirito di tua madre. E se hai tradotto tutto questo, allora sei uno stronzo. Non rompere la battuta, prostituta.

Son of Beast was a coaster built in the year 2000 by the Roller Coaster Corporation of America (RCCA) and designed by legendary coaster designer Werner Stengel. It was made of southern yellow pine and stood at a height of around 66 meters (218 feet, making it the first wooden hypercoaster) and was well over 2000 meters long, it broke several world records being the tallest and fastest in the world and second longest after the original Beast. Located in beautiful (at the time Paramount’s) Kings Island just north of Cincinnati Ohio it was also the only wooden rollercoaster even today that featured a vertical loop. It also featured a novel element called a rose bowl, an invention of Stengel that served as an exciting twist to the Beast’s iconic classic helix. The whole ride was a forceful experience, not afraid to get rough like a real woodie should.

The theming was notable for tying into the lore of the Beast and the park as a whole, being themed to a containment facility for the more violent son. While the ride design itself was flawless in every way, it suffered from RCCA’s poor lumber suppliers that resulted in some minor issues for the ride. When Cedar Fair took control in 2007, they were eager to erase Paramount’s lasting legacy of ultimate and experimental thrill rides that competed on the cutting edge of coasters and blew a few instances of problems out of proportion to shut down a coaster that could have lasted for 100 years in less than 10, the site it stood on is now occupied by Banshee, a B&M invert and a grave with a semi eternal flame in honor of the most legendary coaster to grace this Earth