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Double inversions: Looking beyond the obvious on loops

There’s a handful of types of multi inversion elements in the roller coaster world, and my favorite has always been the cobra roll. The cobra roll is a double inversion (aka double loop) and is one of the signature elements of the legendary run of 90s and 00s Bolliger & Mabillard coasters (including my childhood…
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A Churner Wedding, Part 1: Brought to You by Kate Spade

I’m a sucker for an inspiring story about using points for something truly crazy, especially when there’s an OG MSer involved. This one is from my friend Joe (you may know him as Colin). Enjoy! This is the first installment of a three-part story about how I am putting together a small destination wedding in…
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Friday rant: what are we even doing?

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Guest post: The K-Shaped Churn

A special thanks to good friend and frequent guest poster smugdog for today’s post. It’s an interesting thought exercise for whales, minnows, and everyone in between – and a fresh perspective on the never-ending debate about sharing vs. gatekeeping. The K Shaped Churn: Why the Whales Are Diving Deeper and the Minnows Are Drying Up…
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So about that Mint release…

It’s been awhile since we had cause for a good ‘ol fashioned Friday rant, but yesterday, the Mint gave us plenty to talk about. Since you’re reading this post, you’re likely aware that the U.S. Mint released three special edition coins shaped like the Liberty Bell yesterday. A 1oz silver at $750, a half-ounce gold…
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Ethics in MS

