Comments on: Everybody’s Doing a Brand New Dance, Now http://www.eatmybomb.com/archives/397 Did you remember to have fun today? Mon, 01 Dec 2008 16:29:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: Jeff S http://www.eatmybomb.com/archives/397#comment-1292 Wed, 17 Aug 2005 17:05:02 +0000 http://www.eatmybomb.com/archives/397#comment-1292 I am a very big fan of Roller Coaster Tycoon and I found that while the manual for the game is a bit thin, the way things work is fairly intuitive. I want screenshots. In fact I want to play it. Give it to me. I am a very big fan of Roller Coaster Tycoon and I found that while the manual for the game is a bit thin, the way things work is fairly intuitive. I want screenshots. In fact I want to play it. Give it to me.

]]> by: Tim http://www.eatmybomb.com/archives/397#comment-1291 Wed, 17 Aug 2005 15:24:44 +0000 http://www.eatmybomb.com/archives/397#comment-1291 First of all, while Locomotion was written by Carol King, I don't believe she ever recorded a version of it. The original hit you're thinking of was recorded by Little Eva (Carol's babysitter) back when Carol was just a songwriter. Secondly, The OMD version is a different song with the same title (although to be exact I think Carol's song is called "The Locomotion" while OMD's is just "Locomotion") Thirdly, can people be run over by said buses and trains? Can the train cars carry wild animals, or atomic bombs that only Rob Lowe can diffuse? How is the hobo factor dealt with? First of all, while Locomotion was written by Carol King, I don’t believe she ever recorded a version of it. The original hit you’re thinking of was recorded by Little Eva (Carol’s babysitter) back when Carol was just a songwriter.

Secondly, The OMD version is a different song with the same title (although to be exact I think Carol’s song is called “The Locomotion” while OMD’s is just “Locomotion”)

Thirdly, can people be run over by said buses and trains? Can the train cars carry wild animals, or atomic bombs that only Rob Lowe can diffuse? How is the hobo factor dealt with?

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