since no1 is posting anything:

i think its pretty easy

Quote from GrIp DrIvEr :

I think this would be a great time to move to Europe or Japan.

no thanks

tequila

sweet or spicy?

soad

beer or wine?

his splits were 27.4x and 1:00.68
1:19.30 laptime

1:19.36 so far here
happy i dont have much weight penalty

Quote from Darkone55 :

Good, so you're driving with grooved tyres. That will make one less opponent. :P

maybe theyre expecting rain

just thought of this one

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhGHv3uckQI

Quote from jibber :

or...

http://www.qv500.com/jblotus%204.jpg

what movie is that from?

mad max's Pursuit Special

dont really liek the movies
but the car is definatly worth mentioning here

congrats lopino

and a late congrats for darryn

Quote from sam93 :

What are the advantages that Linux has over Windows exactly. I have heard that Linux is a lot better than Windows but I do not yet have the knowledge of what Linux can do to know why it is better. Could someone please tell me what are the advantages and disadvantages if you don't mind.

linux is FREE, more stable than windows (if u use it as a server anyways), more cpu-efficient, free programs (pretty good substitutes for win software mostly), alot more configurable
it is however, harder to use / install
altho some distros are pretty noob-friendly nowadays

@sam
dual booting is annoying and wine doesnt run all windows apps, and can be buggy on the ones it does run
only reason for me to install linux again, is when i should buy a second pc

i tried Gentoo, Mandrake, Redhat and FreeBSD back in the day
rly cant be arsed to install linux anymore, u WILL need windows for some things anyways
but yea i think Ubuntu would be best choice now
i prefer gnome, but its just what ur used to i guess

Quote from Mp3 Astra :

Fern Bay Gold? You guys can't keep it on the track at WE1, which is about 50 metres wide; what the hell are you going to do at a track that's about 50cm wide?

actually close racing is easier on fe3r
mostly because its slower an u dont rely as much on downforce as on we1

Your Name:
Simon M (82)

Your LFS Username:
Fastwalker

Protest Against: (LFS Username)
DeadWolfBones

Type of Protest:(Unfair Overtake or whatever)
uhm blocking / causing an accident

Description:(Your opinion of what happened)
immediatly after the restart in the last lap of race2, while i was passing at a significantly higher speed than him, he suddenly moved left without a reason; bumping me on the grass. In T1 a few seconds later, got hit (hynnienen too i think) by him again.

Which Event / Session: (Quali or Race 1/2/3)
race2lap 14/14

Attached Evidence:(Attach your pictures, or other evidence)
mpr of the race..

no offense m8


Decision

DeadWolfBones does indeed take blocking action against Fastwalker. He misjudges the considerable speed advantage that Fastwalker has and as a result, puts him on the grass. Fastwalker is also at fault here for passing before the start/finish line which is explicitly against the rules. This is what gave Fastwalker the huge speed he had relative to the rest of the field and therefore what gave him the opportunity to pass. So neither party is innocent in any way here.

Given that neither party was disadvantaged from this incident, neither driver will be deducted points.

Both drivers receive a warning about their conduct.

Last edited by Fastwalker, Thu 22 Mar 2018, 00:59.

i hate phones in general and think they should be illegal even while not driving

congrats!

yep
always have F9 on

www.myspace.com/serialchillers

dont ask ;\

Quote from Ikaponthus :

But if you manage then all the power to you! If you can drive well with that, I'd hate to have to race you if you ever got yourself a good wheel/pedal setup!

getting one soon possibly this week

Quote from Ikaponthus :

Are people serious when they are saying they use the mouse???

That's insane. Reminds me of that James Bond movie where he drives his BMW with a little trackpad device. Must be incredibly difficult. I think I'd rather attempt to use the keyboard (ugh).

My setup is an old ACT Labs Force RS wheel held together with superglue and duct tape. Not that it's a fragile thing, I've just dropped it a few times and headbutted it once. Other that that, it still works flawlessly.

I'd love to upgrade soon to shifters and a clutch-pedal setup.

once u get used to it, the steering is as easy (sometimes a bit better even cus its faster and more precise) as a wheel.

the only problem is no analog throttle and brake

Quote from dennisw :

1.90meters and 30 cm , weight i don't kno

1.9m+30cm = 2.2m lol

crazy