Using "queue:false" in animation params seems to lack the ability to run more than one parallel animation on an element.

When animating a chain of elements, you can create a complex animation by deque-ing specific elements - Example:

$(this)

.animate( {top:'+=250px'},{queue:false, duration: 1000} )

.animate( {left : '+=100px'},{duration: 1000, easing:'easeInOutQuad'} )

This simulates a complex animation, allowing an element to animate along a curved path. However, if I try to add another de-queued animation later along in the chain, i run into issues and the animation stops functioning properly (it seems only one item can be de-queue'd per element, is this correct?). Sorry, my javascript skills are somewhat lacking, so maybe I am just not doing this properly....