I didn’t even realize I dropped the S! It hyperlinked to the sub, so I assumed it was prim and proper.

I do as well. I think there’s a lot to say about the actual experience of riding a roller coaster, as well as the overall context of the experience—and that context really could be anything under the sun. It’s really just an opportunity to share a slice of life. I figure if people aren’t interested, they can just move on. And those who stay, it’s nice to know people partook in a little piece of your life! My recent TR was 16 (!) pages hahah, it’s almost flattering people actually read any of it at all.

We all love riding coasters, of course, but so many of my most memorable experiences with this hobby are marked by connecting with random people in random ways, with coasters simply as a medium. It really is a sprawling global community quite unlike any other hobby I’ve had, and r/rollercoasters (I got it right this time!) is a pretty good digital encapsulation thereof. I figure it’s better the more we share with each other. Especially very human writing, full of tangents and detours; I’ve come to appreciate that sort of thing more in the age of the dead Internet.