Quote from Klutch :

lol nerd

I am twelve and what is this?

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Those people are pretty close for something like that. It's a good job that veer to the left he does as he lands wasn't bigger.

Retail version Q1 2016!

https://www.oculus.com/blog/first-look-at-the-rift-shipping-q1-2016/



*sqeeeeeeeeeee*

Quote from felplacerad :

Quote from Keling :

Does the co-driver sometimes just skip corners?

I don't think so. At least I never noticed.

I did however change the offset so that he reads the commands earlier. It's a bit awkward at first but I think it beats "200 - 6 left long" *flat out* "intoimmediateacuteright" *CRASH*

There used to be a stage in Network Q RAC Rally (PC game from about 15 years ago), where you'd drive about 3 miles down an almost entirely straight road at absolute top speed; after which he'd suddenly announce '30, square right' and you'd go straight on over a T-junction at 140mph.

Volvos are not litter. Now wash your mouth out.

I love Estate cars. I don't think I'd ever not own one.







"I like my cars like I like my women."

"What, fast? Expensive?"

"With a massive arse."

Quote from Whiskey :

It's been quite a while since I played RBR, but I got stressed just by whatching you flying trhought that stage haha

My first thought whilst watching it: ooh, nice frame rate.
My second thought: you goddman alien.

Any input lag? Every Codemasters game I've ever played since Colin McRae 2 has had hellish input lag rendering it unplayable.

Eurovision has really gone downhill in recent years.

I love what they've done to Thunderbird 2. Kept the basic shape but added loads of 'real plane stuff'.

Quote from ColeusRattus :

Screamer 2

Bloody hell, that takes me back..

Also: Rhys Ifans' humble origins.

They certainly like squatting, don't they?

Quote from Jakg :

You wont want to keep your first car for 3 years.

My Focus is still going strong nearly 6 years after I bought it I love it, I have a feeling I will actually be in floods of real tears they day I have to scrap it.

Quote from eddy678 :

Lots of 1.4 litre cars

Swallow your pride and drop the engine size down to 1.2 or even 1.0. As I said, after a year or two once your insurance has halved, you can start looking for something faster.

Quote from Timo1992 :

What about BMW E36? 316i compact 1.6l, 105 hp from 98 (the facelift model with updated engine)

bahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahaahhahahahahaah about covers it.

Buy whatever results in the cheapest insurance. Then, in a year or so when you have some no-claims-bonus and your insurance has halved, get something you actually want.

Expect insurance for the first year to be two or three times what the car is worth, especially as a young driver.


I came into driving late; my first car was a 1.8l estate, and as a 30 year old, with a job and a young child (so not likely to wrap it round a tree racing my friends) my first year's insurance was £1400, three hundred pounds more than I paid for the car.

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