her fault it was a cable that snapped that took her feet off, find a safety harness that prevents thatS.Lythberg wrote:
As mean as it sounds, it was probably her fault, im sure there is a harness to prevent this sort of thing from happening.
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and i am supposed to believe this witness account as recored by fox news...?SEREMAKER wrote:
her fault it was a cable that snapped that took her feet off, find a safety harness that prevents thatS.Lythberg wrote:
As mean as it sounds, it was probably her fault, im sure there is a harness to prevent this sort of thing from happening.
Witnesses saw a cable snap before hearing screams of terror.
research your sh*t before making stupid statements!!!!!!S.Lythberg wrote:
As mean as it sounds, it was probably her fault, im sure there is a harness to prevent this sort of thing from happening.
well since you hate foxnews A police dispatcher said a cord wrapped around the girl's feet while she was on the ride.CoronadoSEAL wrote:
and i am supposed to believe this witness account as recored by fox news...?SEREMAKER wrote:
her fault it was a cable that snapped that took her feet off, find a safety harness that prevents thatS.Lythberg wrote:
As mean as it sounds, it was probably her fault, im sure there is a harness to prevent this sort of thing from happening.
Witnesses saw a cable snap before hearing screams of terror.
funny you say that.... "May 27, 2007: The Magnum roller coaster at Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, Ohio, was shut down after an accident where two trains rolled into each other at the loading station. Three people were treated for injuries."DeathBecomesYu wrote:
I went to Six Flags one time and never went back. The park was confusing, dirty and seemed very poorly run. Cedar Point in Ohio is the best amusement park around for rides, roller coasters...etc. It puts six flags to shame.
According to sources on the local news, the very same car failed to launch earlier in the day. That, and there are no feet harnesses, just chest restraints/safety belts.S.Lythberg wrote:
As mean as it sounds, it was probably her fault, im sure there is a harness to prevent this sort of thing from happening.
I didnt say Cedar Point didnt have ride problems...they ALL do. But if you go to Cedar Point and then go to a Six Flags, you will see HUGE differences on how the parks are maintained, cleaned and how they are organized. Six Flags was a joke, it was dirty(bathrooms, trash everywhere): long, long, long lines to almost anything and the layout was confusing. If you wanted to go to a ride...you needed a fricken GPS/ map and compass to get there. You could see the ride but it seemed like every turn was a dead end or fence. It was ridiculous. At Cedar Point, you could walk right to what you wanted and the lines were not nearly as bad and they knew how to keep you moving. As far as accidents, of course, both will have them.DemonAlucard wrote:
funny you say that.... "May 27, 2007: The Magnum roller coaster at Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, Ohio, was shut down after an accident where two trains rolled into each other at the loading station. Three people were treated for injuries."DeathBecomesYu wrote:
I went to Six Flags one time and never went back. The park was confusing, dirty and seemed very poorly run. Cedar Point in Ohio is the best amusement park around for rides, roller coasters...etc. It puts six flags to shame.
From what I understand, a wire snapped and slashed her feet off, like a whip. She was just sitting there in her harness, she didnt do anything...just at the wrong place at the wrong time.Twist wrote:
I just wonder.... If that ride "only" takes you STRAIGHT UP, then launches you down at 54 mph.... Where did she get her foot/feet caught ? Did she tie her feet to the ground or something ? If she's sitting down feet at rest, how the F*** did she manage to rip them off ?
yeah I like theirs and Six Flags over GABackupwayback wrote:
six flags in sacrmento was the best day of ride ive EVER had was so much fun