As Dreamers Do Part Deux
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Here are the major theme park chains as of 2009
MAJOR CHAINS
WALT DISNEY PARKS & RESORTS (Disney Enterprises, Inc.)
Parks
Disneyland Park (Anaheim, CA)
Nara Disneyland (Japan)
Tokyo Disney World
Disney's American Adventure (Tokyo)
Riverfront Square (St. Louis, MO)
Magic Kingdom (Orlando, FL)
EPCOT Center (Orlando, FL)
Disney-Fox Studios (Orlando, FL)
Epic Kingdom (Anaheim, CA)
Sydney Disneyland
Hong Kong Disneyland
Disney Sea (Site TBD)
Primary IP's
Walt Disney Pictures
20th Century-Fox
Atari
Marvel
Harvey
Third Parties
Amblin Entertainment (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, ET, Roger Rabbit)
Britt Allcroft (Thomas the Tank Engine)
Legendary (Carmen Sandiego, Eddsworld)
K-BAHN, LLC (Backstreet Project/Cyber Crusaders)
Tee & Charles Addams Foundation (Addams Family)
Square Enix (Kingdom Hearts)
Laika (starting in 2011)
PEACOCK
Parks
Universal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studios Florida (Orlando, FL)
Islands of Adventure (Orlando, FL)
Fantastic Realms (Orlando, FL; Opening in 2010 on the OTL Epic Universe site)
Universal Studios London (Former Battersea power plant)
Universal Studios Japan (Osaka)
Universal Studios Australia (Adelaide, South Australia)
Universal Studios Ohio (Cleveland metropolitan area; Entire complex consolidates the former OTL Geauga Lake and Sea World Ohio parks)
Primary IP's
Universal Pictures
RKO Radio Pictures
Archie Comics
Gemini Comics
DreamWorks SKG
Famous Studios (Fleischer-Terry and Walter Lantz characters with a few exceptions)
Third Parties
Toho Co., Ltd. (Godzilla)
Hasbro, Inc.
Tribune Media (Dick Tracy)
King Features Syndicate (Flash Gordon, Hagar, Blondie, etc.)
Nintendo of America
Apple Corps (Yellow Submarine)
Dr. Seuss Enterprises
New Line Cinema (Starting in 2010; Power Rangers, RoboCop, Terminator, UHF, etc.)
SIX KINGS
Parks
Six Flags Hollywood Park (Inglewood, CA)
Kings Island (Cincinnati, OH)
Kings Dominion (Doswell, VA)
Six Flags Over Texas (Arlington, TX)
Six Flags Over Georgia (Austell, GA; near Atlanta)
Six Flags Over Mid America (St Louis, MO)
Astroworld (Houston, TX)
Fiesta de los Reyes (Formerly Kings Fiesta) (San Antonio, TX)
Six Flags Carolina (Charlotte, NC)
King's Realm (Formerly Wild World) (Woodmore, MD)
Canada's Wonder Land
Mexico's Wonder Land (Formerly Reino Aventura)
Primary IP's
Touchstone
Columbia Pictures
Hanna-Barbera
Nickelodeon
Pixar
Muppets
DC Comics
BALLY
Parks
Bally's Chicagoland (Chicago, IL)
Bally's Magic Mountain
Bally's Worlds of Wonder (Las Vegas )
Bally's World of Wonder Glasgow
Bally's Worlds of Wonder Japan (oppening July 2010)
Bally's Cowboy Corral
Bally's Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun (Kansas City, MO)
Bally's Kentucky Kingdom
Bally's Old Chicago (Indoor park)
Bally's Elitch Gardens (Denver, CO)
Bally's Great Escape (Queensbury, NY)
Bally's La Rhonda (Montreal Canada)
Primary IP's
Luxor Pictures
Bullwinkle Studios
Namco
Midway Games
Gumby
Dark Horse Comics
Unicorn (Dark Horse kids imprint) (Garfield, Shezow, etc.)
Third party partners
Lionsgate
CEDAR FAIR (TimeWarner)
Theme Parks
Knott's Berry Farm
Cedar Point
Valleyfair
Dorney Park
Opryland
Kennywood
Warner Brother Movie World (Gold Coast Australia co owned with Village Roadshows)
Parc Warner (Paris, France)
Seaworld Orlando
Seaworld San Diego
Seaworld San Antonio
Primary IP's
Looney Tunes
Peanuts
Berenstain Bears
Rainbow Brite
Carolco
TBS+PARAMOUNT LEISURE
MGM Grand Adventure Park (Las Vegas, NV)
Paramount's Darien Lake (Darien, NY)
Paramount's Frontier City (Oklahoma City, OK)
Paramount's Riverside Park (Agawam, MA)
Paramount's Enchanted Village (Federal Way, WA)
Paramount's Great America (Santa Clara, CA)
Paramount's Great Adventure (Jackson, NJ)
Paramount Pinnacle (Carson, CA)
Paramount's Dollywood (Pigeon Forge, TN)
Paramount's Silver Dollar City (Branson, MO)
Paramount's Silver Wood (Spokane, WA) ( Sliver wood is located in Athol Idaho)
Paramount Pinnacle East (Haines City, FL; Coming in 2012)
Primary IP's
Paramount Pictures (Felix the Cat, Betty Boop, Popeye, Little Lulu, etc.)
United Artists (Pink Panther, James Bond, Rocky Balboa, etc.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (Tom and Jerry, Droopy, Red, Wizard of Oz, etc.)
Cartoon Network
Paramount Comics (Image, EC, Quality, Mad)
Rankin-Bass
Ruby-Spears
Sega
Bagdasarian (Alvin and the Chipmunks)
MTV
Third Party IP's
Mattel (Barbie, He-Man, Hot Wheels)
BBC (Doctor Who)
Aardman (Wallace and Gromit)
SMALLER CHAINS
Seminole Tribe of Florida
Bush Gardens Tampa (Tampa, FL; Rebrand TBA )
Hard Rock Park(Myrtle Beach, SC; Up for sale)
PALACE ENTERTAINMENT
Castle Park (Riverside, CA)
The Old Country and Water Country USA (Williamsburg, VA)
Ildewild Park (Ligonier, PA)
Wild Adventures (Valdasota, GA)
Cypress Gardens (Winter Haven, FL)
Magic Springs (Hot Springs, AR)
Indiana Beach (Monticello, IN)
Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut
Lake Compounce (Southington, CT)
Here are the major theme park chains as of 2009
MAJOR CHAINS
WALT DISNEY PARKS & RESORTS (Disney Enterprises, Inc.)
Parks
Disneyland Park (Anaheim, CA)
Nara Disneyland (Japan)
Tokyo Disney World
Disney's American Adventure (Tokyo)
Riverfront Square (St. Louis, MO)
Magic Kingdom (Orlando, FL)
EPCOT Center (Orlando, FL)
Disney-Fox Studios (Orlando, FL)
Epic Kingdom (Anaheim, CA)
Sydney Disneyland
Hong Kong Disneyland
Disney Sea (Site TBD)
Primary IP's
Walt Disney Pictures
20th Century-Fox
Atari
Marvel
Harvey
Third Parties
Amblin Entertainment (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, ET, Roger Rabbit)
Britt Allcroft (Thomas the Tank Engine)
Legendary (Carmen Sandiego, Eddsworld)
K-BAHN, LLC (Backstreet Project/Cyber Crusaders)
Tee & Charles Addams Foundation (Addams Family)
Square Enix (Kingdom Hearts)
Laika (starting in 2011)
PEACOCK
Parks
Universal Studios Hollywood
Universal Studios Florida (Orlando, FL)
Islands of Adventure (Orlando, FL)
Fantastic Realms (Orlando, FL; Opening in 2010 on the OTL Epic Universe site)
Universal Studios London (Former Battersea power plant)
Universal Studios Japan (Osaka)
Universal Studios Australia (Adelaide, South Australia)
Universal Studios Ohio (Cleveland metropolitan area; Entire complex consolidates the former OTL Geauga Lake and Sea World Ohio parks)
Primary IP's
Universal Pictures
RKO Radio Pictures
Archie Comics
Gemini Comics
DreamWorks SKG
Famous Studios (Fleischer-Terry and Walter Lantz characters with a few exceptions)
Third Parties
Toho Co., Ltd. (Godzilla)
Hasbro, Inc.
Tribune Media (Dick Tracy)
King Features Syndicate (Flash Gordon, Hagar, Blondie, etc.)
Nintendo of America
Apple Corps (Yellow Submarine)
Dr. Seuss Enterprises
New Line Cinema (Starting in 2010; Power Rangers, RoboCop, Terminator, UHF, etc.)
SIX KINGS
Parks
Six Flags Hollywood Park (Inglewood, CA)
Kings Island (Cincinnati, OH)
Kings Dominion (Doswell, VA)
Six Flags Over Texas (Arlington, TX)
Six Flags Over Georgia (Austell, GA; near Atlanta)
Six Flags Over Mid America (St Louis, MO)
Astroworld (Houston, TX)
Fiesta de los Reyes (Formerly Kings Fiesta) (San Antonio, TX)
Six Flags Carolina (Charlotte, NC)
King's Realm (Formerly Wild World) (Woodmore, MD)
Canada's Wonder Land
Mexico's Wonder Land (Formerly Reino Aventura)
Primary IP's
Touchstone
Columbia Pictures
Hanna-Barbera
Nickelodeon
Pixar
Muppets
DC Comics
BALLY
Parks
Bally's Chicagoland (Chicago, IL)
Bally's Magic Mountain
Bally's Worlds of Wonder (Las Vegas )
Bally's World of Wonder Glasgow
Bally's Worlds of Wonder Japan (oppening July 2010)
Bally's Cowboy Corral
Bally's Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun (Kansas City, MO)
Bally's Kentucky Kingdom
Bally's Old Chicago (Indoor park)
Bally's Elitch Gardens (Denver, CO)
Bally's Great Escape (Queensbury, NY)
Bally's La Rhonda (Montreal Canada)
Primary IP's
Luxor Pictures
Bullwinkle Studios
Namco
Midway Games
Gumby
Dark Horse Comics
Unicorn (Dark Horse kids imprint) (Garfield, Shezow, etc.)
Third party partners
Lionsgate
CEDAR FAIR (TimeWarner)
Theme Parks
Knott's Berry Farm
Cedar Point
Valleyfair
Dorney Park
Opryland
Kennywood
Warner Brother Movie World (Gold Coast Australia co owned with Village Roadshows)
Parc Warner (Paris, France)
Seaworld Orlando
Seaworld San Diego
Seaworld San Antonio
Primary IP's
Looney Tunes
Peanuts
Berenstain Bears
Rainbow Brite
Carolco
TBS+PARAMOUNT LEISURE
MGM Grand Adventure Park (Las Vegas, NV)
Paramount's Darien Lake (Darien, NY)
Paramount's Frontier City (Oklahoma City, OK)
Paramount's Riverside Park (Agawam, MA)
Paramount's Enchanted Village (Federal Way, WA)
Paramount's Great America (Santa Clara, CA)
Paramount's Great Adventure (Jackson, NJ)
Paramount Pinnacle (Carson, CA)
Paramount's Dollywood (Pigeon Forge, TN)
Paramount's Silver Dollar City (Branson, MO)
Paramount's Silver Wood (Spokane, WA) ( Sliver wood is located in Athol Idaho)
Paramount Pinnacle East (Haines City, FL; Coming in 2012)
Primary IP's
Paramount Pictures (Felix the Cat, Betty Boop, Popeye, Little Lulu, etc.)
United Artists (Pink Panther, James Bond, Rocky Balboa, etc.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (Tom and Jerry, Droopy, Red, Wizard of Oz, etc.)
Cartoon Network
Paramount Comics (Image, EC, Quality, Mad)
Rankin-Bass
Ruby-Spears
Sega
Bagdasarian (Alvin and the Chipmunks)
MTV
Third Party IP's
Mattel (Barbie, He-Man, Hot Wheels)
BBC (Doctor Who)
Aardman (Wallace and Gromit)
SMALLER CHAINS
Seminole Tribe of Florida
Bush Gardens Tampa (Tampa, FL; Rebrand TBA )
Hard Rock Park(Myrtle Beach, SC; Up for sale)
PALACE ENTERTAINMENT
Castle Park (Riverside, CA)
The Old Country and Water Country USA (Williamsburg, VA)
Ildewild Park (Ligonier, PA)
Wild Adventures (Valdasota, GA)
Cypress Gardens (Winter Haven, FL)
Magic Springs (Hot Springs, AR)
Indiana Beach (Monticello, IN)
Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut
Lake Compounce (Southington, CT)
Seeing as Disney has Thomas stuff in the parks, and a new movie is coming next year ITTL, perhaps some park events are in order next year?
Thank you for updating the theme park List. Worlds of wonder japan will open soon. We need to pick a location for worlds of Wonder. I wouldn't build on Honshu island because it has to many major parks and devopalbe land is in short supply. I feel that Hokdio, Shikoku or Kyushu islands would be better options. Hokkaido is have a reputation for being rural but it has population of million people and an are of 32,0000 sq miles which is about the population and size of south Carolila so there is plenty of land to build . Sapporo is hokido largest metropolitan area and it already has two larges old fashion amusements parks. Thus I feel that Bally maybe be off building in Kushiro. Kuishio is largest city in the sparly populated east half of hodakio. Kuishiois a minor tout ist destination. IT main attractions. are lake akan (know if population of rare red cranes) some hot spring resorts and japan's second largest zoo. World of wonder japan may make this minnor tourist destion a bigger one.other locations to build on on hokodaio include Asahikawa -(Hokkaido's seconed largest city population over 300,000) Hakodate (hokadios 3rd largest city and the former captial of the short lived republic of Ezo) and the small north east town of abashiri (population over 30,000) abshir has a few tourist attractions in the form of japan first western style maxiuim security which was turned into a museum in the 80's, a museum dedicted the history of Hokkaido native anui people as well as the native of other northern land such as the inuti of Alaska and the sami or scadaivania, and musume dedicated to ice packing. . I feel that people of kushiro may consider a big theme park built by bally to the boost they need to make them a major tourist destination. If you think bally would build on kushyu island then perhaps they would build near Fukuoka or the popular hot spring rest town of Beppu. If they build on shidoko they maybe they should build near Matsuyama (shaiko's largest city) Kochi (know for it castle, aquarium and the Yosakoi Matsu ) or in Uwajima ( a minor tourist destination know for it ferity shrine and for being the center of jappanse style bull fighting.).
Speaking of themeparks in japan I belive that disney should remodle the out date nara disneyland. I would recomend retheming to japanesse culture because the tokyo park is deditated to japaness culture
Speaking of themeparks in japan I belive that disney should remodle the out date nara disneyland. I would recomend retheming to japanesse culture because the tokyo park is deditated to japaness culture
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Shanghai disney land opened in 2016 but it was first annoced in novomber 2009. I feel that the enemtent new headlines should annonce disney nex theme park project. I doubt that it would be in shagia because walt disney jr stop import his companes movies to china. Alternate locitons for the next disney include Warsaw Poland Duborinick Tallain Estonia Cortia Prague Chezch republic Montivideo Uruguay, Istanbul Tukrey (Turkey has the best gay rights record in the middle east) Bangock or Patttya Thaliand varado cuba (This is one is unlikey, Since the emggo is liffted the cuba govemrnt is likely to try an attract an ameican but I think other companies are more likely to accept the offer then disey because havana is close to orlando) Cario Eypt Talipi Tawian or Busan or Jeju South Korea (Jeju island is south korea resort mecca and not a nature persves. IT is home own home grown theme park otl)
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Don’t know if you did this or not @OldNavy1988, but what does NCAA D1 conferences look like ITTL?
In light of the recent realignment drama IOTL, I appreciate the reminder.
I'll post the full list sometime tomorrow.
@WB18
NCAA Division 1 conferences as of 2009
Big Ten
Lakes Division
Ohio State
Indiana
Purdue
Michigan State
Michigan
Plains Division
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Additions for 2011
Notre Dame
Iowa State
PAC
Arizona
Arizona State
USC
UCLA
Cal
Stanford
Washington
Washington State
Oregon
Oregon State
San Diego State
UNLV
Utah
Boise State
ACC
Big XII
North
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Kansas State
Nebraska
Colorado
South
Texas
Texas Tech
Texas A&M
TCU
Houston
Baylor
ACC
Atlantic Division
Clemson
Florida State
NC State
UCF
USF
Wake Forest
Coastal Division
Miami (FL)
Maryland
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Duke
Maryland
Metro Conference
East pod
Boston College
Connecticut
Navy
Rutgers
Syracuse
Temple
West pod
West Virginia
Pitt
Cincinnati
Virginia Tech
Louisville
Penn State
SEC
East pod
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Tennessee
West pod
LSU
Bama
Arkansas
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Auburn
Conference USA
Tulane
SMU
Tulsa
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana Lafayette
Louisiana Monroe
Arkansas State
Memphis
Rice
North Texas
Southern Miss
South Alabama
UTSA
Texas State
MAC
Ohio
Akron
Toledo
Miami (OH)
Eastern Michigan
Western Michigan
Central Michigan
Bowling Green
Ball State
Northern Illinois
Buffalo
Marshall
U Mass
Kent State
Mountain West Conference
BYU
Hawaii
Fresno State
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado State
San Jose State
Utah State
Idaho
UTEP
Portland State
New Mexico
New Mexico State
Northern Arizona
Sun Belt Conference
Troy
Coastal Carolina
UNC Charlotte
Old Dominion
East Carolina
Florida Atlantic
FIU
Middle Tennessee
UAB
Western Kentucky
Georgia State
Georgia Southern
Appalachian State
Murray State
Independents
Army
Liberty
Air Force
NCAA Division 1 conferences as of 2009
Big Ten
Lakes Division
Ohio State
Indiana
Purdue
Michigan State
Michigan
Plains Division
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Additions for 2011
Notre Dame
Iowa State
PAC
Arizona
Arizona State
USC
UCLA
Cal
Stanford
Washington
Washington State
Oregon
Oregon State
San Diego State
UNLV
Utah
Boise State
ACC
Big XII
North
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Kansas State
Nebraska
Colorado
South
Texas
Texas Tech
Texas A&M
TCU
Houston
Baylor
ACC
Atlantic Division
Clemson
Florida State
NC State
UCF
USF
Wake Forest
Coastal Division
Miami (FL)
Maryland
Georgia Tech
North Carolina
Duke
Maryland
Metro Conference
East pod
Boston College
Connecticut
Navy
Rutgers
Syracuse
Temple
West pod
West Virginia
Pitt
Cincinnati
Virginia Tech
Louisville
Penn State
SEC
East pod
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Kentucky
Tennessee
West pod
LSU
Bama
Arkansas
Mississippi State
Ole Miss
Auburn
Conference USA
Tulane
SMU
Tulsa
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana Lafayette
Louisiana Monroe
Arkansas State
Memphis
Rice
North Texas
Southern Miss
South Alabama
UTSA
Texas State
MAC
Ohio
Akron
Toledo
Miami (OH)
Eastern Michigan
Western Michigan
Central Michigan
Bowling Green
Ball State
Northern Illinois
Buffalo
Marshall
U Mass
Kent State
Mountain West Conference
BYU
Hawaii
Fresno State
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado State
San Jose State
Utah State
Idaho
UTEP
Portland State
New Mexico
New Mexico State
Northern Arizona
Sun Belt Conference
Troy
Coastal Carolina
UNC Charlotte
Old Dominion
East Carolina
Florida Atlantic
FIU
Middle Tennessee
UAB
Western Kentucky
Georgia State
Georgia Southern
Appalachian State
Murray State
Independents
Army
Liberty
Air Force
Jong-nam will still be the new leader, but I don't know enough about him IOTL to figure out how he'll open up North Korea to the west.
From what I can Nam was more concerned about money then Milaarty power.America may acutlly be able to bribe him into shuttering the norht korean nuclar program .After beign exiled form he started saying that north korrea saying tha north korea needs market reforms. It possible that his reforms anger the north korena leading to a put nam's sibling um chul or yo-jong in power. I like the idea of nam escaping to america and conviing americn it is in there interst to invade north korea and put him back in power. I feel that america would be will more willing to invade north atl because there was no iraq war and because there is serious evience of a north korena nuclear program
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Morning Shows as of 2009
ABC: Good Morning America (Hosted by Robin Roberts)
CBS: The Early Show
NBC: The Today Show
SBC: Sunrise
Fox: The Morning Report (Formerly Fox Breakfast Time, the new title is a subtle Lion King reference)
UPN: Daybreak (IOTL, CNN used this title for its morning newscast in their early days)
Nightly News Shows as of 2009
ABC: ABC World News Tonight with Diane Sawyer
CBS: CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley
NBC: NBC Nightly News with Katie Couric
SBC: Sunset (Formerly SBC Action News) with Keith Olbermann
Fox: BVN Daily Briefing with Shepard Smith and Alan Colmes (Produced by Buena Vista News)
UPN: CNN on UPN with Anderson Cooper
PBS: NewsHour
Late Night Programming as of 2009
ABC: Jimmy Kimmel Live! and Nightline
CBS: The Late Show with Craig Ferguson and The Late Late Show with Stephen Colbert
NBC: The Tonight Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O'Brien
SBC: Last Call (Formerly The Bedtime Show)
Fox: Up Late with Arsenio Hall
UPN: Larry King Live (CNN simulcast) and Top of the Pops (an American version of the BBC music showcase)
ABC: Good Morning America (Hosted by Robin Roberts)
CBS: The Early Show
NBC: The Today Show
SBC: Sunrise
Fox: The Morning Report (Formerly Fox Breakfast Time, the new title is a subtle Lion King reference)
UPN: Daybreak (IOTL, CNN used this title for its morning newscast in their early days)
Nightly News Shows as of 2009
ABC: ABC World News Tonight with Diane Sawyer
CBS: CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley
NBC: NBC Nightly News with Katie Couric
SBC: Sunset (Formerly SBC Action News) with Keith Olbermann
Fox: BVN Daily Briefing with Shepard Smith and Alan Colmes (Produced by Buena Vista News)
UPN: CNN on UPN with Anderson Cooper
PBS: NewsHour
Late Night Programming as of 2009
ABC: Jimmy Kimmel Live! and Nightline
CBS: The Late Show with Craig Ferguson and The Late Late Show with Stephen Colbert
NBC: The Tonight Show with David Letterman and Late Night with Conan O'Brien
SBC: Last Call (Formerly The Bedtime Show)
Fox: Up Late with Arsenio Hall
UPN: Larry King Live (CNN simulcast) and Top of the Pops (an American version of the BBC music showcase)
Tiff meets with the Commish
October 27, 2009
NHL Headquarters
New York City
Tiffany Disney
(Owner; Mighty Ducks of San Diego)
"Hi Commish. What's up?"
Wayne Gretzky
(Commissioner; National Hockey League)
"Ms. Disney, please have a seat. This is serious."
Disney
"What's going on?"
Gretzky
"This harrassment campaign by Mr. Christian Chandler [1] raises serious concerns for your safety when you attend Mighty Ducks road games. We all know you like to sit in the front row next to your team's bench. But for the rest of your team's road schedule, I feel it will be safer if you use luxury suites like other owners. Are we on the same page?"
Disney
"Yes, sir. I understand."
Notes
[1] Yes, it's THAT Chris Chan, aka the OTL "creator" of Sonichu.
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Tiffany is his next target as part of his Love Quest.
But there are five problems with Chris Chan lusting for Tiff:
1. She's a lesbian.
2. She's already married and has an adopted son.
3. The closest NHL team to Chris Chan are the Washington Capitals. Even then, tickets might be too expensive for Chris Chan because of how good the Caps are on the ice this year.
4. This year, the Caps and Mighty Ducks meet in San Diego in December and they don't face each other in Washington, DC until March. By then, Tiffany will have already heeded the NHL's warnings about Chris stalking her.
5. I'm not sure how Chris Chan perceives or perceived people with incontinence issues IOTL, but I doubt he will understand why she still wears diapers at age 26. Also, Chris already made a Sonichu comic of Tiffany being cured of her incontinence and able to wear big girl underwear, when in reality, her incontinence is due to birth defects.
I hope that micheal jackosn this is it conerct will be a success ant that he will open that themepark in phoniex. I feel that disney should annoced a new park in the next enemtne news updat then because they annoced shagia disney on november 5 2009 otl. They should porbbly build some were else like prague Taplia warsaw Istnabul Port vallarta mexico (on the otl of vindita world) or somewhere in south korea
Shanghai Disney should be coming soon but keep in mind I have been a little busy IOTL so I must ask for everybody's patience.