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X Listed In Adrenaline Top 10

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I was busily on the internet playing Jippii Draw until my dad said there is a roller coaster thing in the Travel Magazine of the Sun-Herald. I went to look and the Travel Magazine had a billion articles of different Top 10 listings. One of the was 'Adrenaline'. Although they weren't in order, the other ones included sky diving, bungee-jumping, flying on a string :?: and other adrenaline pumping activities. One of them included 'X Roller Coaster' Here is the article in which it describes X to people: The quality of it is ripped and that its because it was sitting in my school uniform pocket all day. Plus my scanner isn't the best due to in the past we had an ants nest (yes, an ants nest) inside it with eggs and stuff. (If you can't read it, refer to the next bit of text...) X Roller - Coaster Six Flags Magic Mountain, California At the world's biggest roller-coaster park, X is the bad boy, the meanest, scariest, heart-stoppingest ride on the planet, designed to terrify the toughest 12-year-old (It can't scare me! 8) ). Riders are locked in vehicles that independently rotate through 360 degrees forwards and backwards on a separate axis. Chances are the actual details of the ride will be blurred, but the upside-down drops, backflips, stomach-churning rotations and a constant element of surprise all feature in two minutes of sheer exhilaration that give X the reputation of the world's first Xtreme roller-coaster ride. Ideal companion: 12-year-old of your choice Why there is a picture of the Demon there? I've no idea... (Is it the Demon?)

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