Reply With QuoteSomewhere Fabio laughs.
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ThrillNetwork Editor - Originally: CHILLERLC1
2001 - 10 Years of ThrillNetwork - 2011
ThrillNetwork, not Tennessee Network or TNN - The Nashville Network became Spike a decade ago.Favorites: Amusement Park: Each park in my area has its own vibe but SFGADV is my proud home park and favorite. | Wooden Roller Coaster: El Toro, Phoenix | Steel Roller Coaster: NITRO, Bizarro SFNE, Kumba, Mindbender
Somewhere Fabio laughs.
Correct: Fabio was not at the park.
ThrillNetwork Editor - Originally: CHILLERLC1
2001 - 10 Years of ThrillNetwork - 2011
ThrillNetwork, not Tennessee Network or TNN - The Nashville Network became Spike a decade ago.Favorites: Amusement Park: Each park in my area has its own vibe but SFGADV is my proud home park and favorite. | Wooden Roller Coaster: El Toro, Phoenix | Steel Roller Coaster: NITRO, Bizarro SFNE, Kumba, Mindbender
It sounds like it happened during the braking of the ride and hopefully going considerably slower. It would've been disasterous for it to happen near the end of the launch and moving at full speed or close to it. Althugh I would think any bird would have enough senses to notice the noise and vibrations and fly away.
Hopefully the bird didn't have a nest on the support beams somewhere otherwise they'd be liable in that case.
That was a very dumb bird...
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