I am going to get a TON of speeding tickets in this car because.....
09-21-2006, 06:34 PM
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Update today..
I nailed 4 teenage school kids and a crossing gaurd for extra points, got a few bonus points to because she bounced a few times. Doing 110mph seems to get these people good hang time like you wouldnt believe!
The town square was empty of seniors so I aimed for the mentaly challenged people today and they run fast as hell but I got a few bwahahahhaha.. was only do about 50mph because of the damn lose of traction on the grass. Oh oh almost forgot nailed a chuchu thingy that kept on yipping at me on the side walk, he made a LOUD squashing noise under my tires WooT!
Lesson of my post today.....
Goto the town square a bit later on in the day the grass wont be as wet and you'll have more traction.
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I nailed 4 teenage school kids and a crossing gaurd for extra points, got a few bonus points to because she bounced a few times. Doing 110mph seems to get these people good hang time like you wouldnt believe!
The town square was empty of seniors so I aimed for the mentaly challenged people today and they run fast as hell but I got a few bwahahahhaha.. was only do about 50mph because of the damn lose of traction on the grass. Oh oh almost forgot nailed a chuchu thingy that kept on yipping at me on the side walk, he made a LOUD squashing noise under my tires WooT!
Lesson of my post today.....
Goto the town square a bit later on in the day the grass wont be as wet and you'll have more traction.
This Post has been brought to you by Clavius who just wishes to frag with your heads bwahahahhahaha
09-21-2006, 06:42 PM
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Speeding at night in my area can be sketchy. You have to look out for deer running in front of your car. The deer usually loses, but so does your car! On a positive note, venison steaks for weeks!
09-21-2006, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by otherside
Speeding at night in my area can be sketchy. You have to look out for deer running in front of your car. The deer usually loses, but so does your car! On a positive note, venison steaks for weeks!
09-22-2006, 03:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Shinka-Dono
...and if you lived in Alaska you could speed at night for days!
Yeah but you only got one Highway for the whole state!!!! ( unless you count the frozen rivers)
09-22-2006, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Shinka-Dono
...and if you lived in Alaska you could speed at night for days!
(in a funny mood right now or trying sue meh!)
09-22-2006, 08:31 PM
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I gotta agree to some points. The car ain't the torque-est or the most powerful but you really do have to look down at the speedo to see how fast you're going....
I was travelling an often used country road the other day. Got behind not one but two grandmothers. Knew that the country road had a relatively straight stretch coming up, downshifting hard cause I knew I had to pass both cars before a slight rise in the road blinded me to oncoming traffic...........
Made the pass, and to my astonishment, I was going 110. The car felt like it was barely trying. I was still on the the long straight, so I very lightly just kept my fiinger on the stearing wheel and could feel no vibration, no nothing. So I just (and briefly) took my hands off the wheel and the car tracked perfect and true............
.........a very well built machine......
I was travelling an often used country road the other day. Got behind not one but two grandmothers. Knew that the country road had a relatively straight stretch coming up, downshifting hard cause I knew I had to pass both cars before a slight rise in the road blinded me to oncoming traffic...........
Made the pass, and to my astonishment, I was going 110. The car felt like it was barely trying. I was still on the the long straight, so I very lightly just kept my fiinger on the stearing wheel and could feel no vibration, no nothing. So I just (and briefly) took my hands off the wheel and the car tracked perfect and true............
.........a very well built machine......
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