Fuji-Q -- Dodonpa and Eejanaika still operating?

Fuji-Q is probably my least favourite park in Japan. The coasters are
, especially Eejanaika. Fujiyama goes down at the faintest gust of
wind; I've been there twice and have yet to ride it.

You probably can do both Disneys in a day but you might find yourself
pressed for time. The attractions in each really do deserve a full day.

On Feb 15, 6:27 am, "Bill Buckley"
<w.buckl...@verizon.forgetaboutit.com> wrote:
> It has nothing to do with parks in Japan.  You see, here in America, a reply
> like that infers humour.  God, you Englishmen can be so uptight!

I am not English.

I'm also very very sick of this particular joke. Humour begins to wane
after a while.

"Richard Bannister" wrote:
> I'm also very very sick of this particular joke. Humour begins to wane
after a while.

Um, not really, but I'd say perspective is everything. Honestly? I can't
believe you're still sore some six months later for being pwned by Valt's
practical joke. Sorry, but it was fairly hilarious (to some of us).

On Feb 15, 12:34 pm, "Bill Buckley"
<w.buckl...@verizon.forgetaboutit.com> wrote:
> "Richard Bannister" wrote:
> Um, not really, but I'd say perspective is everything.  Honestly?  I can't
> believe you're still sore some six months later for being pwned by Valt's
> practical joke.  Sorry, but it was fairly hilarious (to some of us).

Indeed, it was funny at the time. However, perhaps you might begin to
contemplate how many times this joke has been repeated to me at this
point. I've had enough of it, frankly. As you say it yourself; it's
now six months later, and it's time to move on.