A little bit more details about Saturday night. We met at Reubens (which is a deli located downtown) were scott_evil, MsRobyn, Laurange, lord and ladydisco and friends, Curious Canuck, Eonwe and a friend (sorry didn’t catch your screen name, dear) matt_mcl , Upside_Down_Amber, kungfu lola (despite being a high holy day for her ;)) and myself were joined by jovan (who had just arrived from Japan) and eunoia. Everybody enjoyed a nice meal and good conversation (we were not worried about being rowdy, we figured that with a crowd this size, they would be wary about throwing us out before we paid the bill 
). After the meal, the crowd separated, some of us going to Grumpys, a bar nearby, where matt_mcl and kungfu lola proceeded to dance a storm.
Today, we went to La Ronde (Eonwe and friend, Curious Canuck, MsRobyn, matt_mcl, Laurange, jools, scott_evil. the discos and friend, and me) (all tired) where we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. It all started at the Vampire (in which MsRobyn and I didn’t partake). If you go on this ride (from the comments I gathered), you require a strong stomach or the ability to beat it into submission, then scott_evil and ladydisco spotted the Disco Ronde and convinced everybody to go (personnally, I don’t like going in three conflicting directions at the same time but everybody else enjoyed themselves). Oh, I forgot, before the Vampire, lorddisco and his friend Shane went reverse bungie jumping.
After Disco Ronde, we split in two groups, one going eating and the other going to Volcanozor 3D, a ride that requires a MST3K treatment, that shows you a cheesy movie, while shaking your seat around. It is not as bad as it sounds, it’s like being in a videogame. After that we went to eat and regroup.
The next ride was La pitoune, sort of a rollercoaster on water but slower and lower. At which point Eonwe and friend had to leave, but not before tasting beavertails.
We split ourselves again, the main group going to Le monstre, a giant wooden rollercoaster, and MsRobyn going on the Toboggan nordique (a smaller rollercoaster), I skip that one too (I have something against speed and heights in the open. After that a few more rides (ferris wheel, another trip on the Pitoune) and we were off.
And I big thank you again to eunoia for the lift on Saturday night. If I forgot to mention something, please don’t hesitate to add to it.
When can we do that again?)by ** Daerlyn & Ms Robyn**, and I survived by white knuckled approach to the “Orbite” thanks to pep talks from everyone. The ride itself was thrilling (with the most thrilling thing being that I survived!). Being launched up at a great speed then falling again was a thrill to say the least.
Mine hurt a little bit last night, but today they’re relatively quiet (my arms look like Curious Canuck’s prize lobsters today).