Concluding a more than four-year rollercoaster without inclines which supplied City Paper sports writer Dave McKenna with endless amounts of material, the Daniel Snyder-controlled Six Flags chain of amusement parks is officially bankrupt. Filing yesterday, the company finally admitted that their $2.4 billion debt mountain was unclimbable, even after selling off properties to gain capital and attempting to restructure agreements with creditors. Six Flags’ stock offering was recently kicked off the New York Stock Exchange and downgraded to “junk” status. It’s reported that Snyder and his Redskins buddies who went in on the company lost over $130 million on their initial investment; I wonder how many flags losing that kind of scratch registers on the fun-o-meter?