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yep i know its been done in FOG but if they have one why cant we
in here you can write about anything
the so-called phantom-matches-reporter
tony
wwf(obviously)
just anything
i konw we have general topics and rumours and stuff but this is just a place to come a nd do anything(enjoy)
if you dont like it dont use it
in here you can write about anything
the so-called phantom-matches-reporter
tony
wwf(obviously)
just anything
i konw we have general topics and rumours and stuff but this is just a place to come a nd do anything(enjoy)
if you dont like it dont use it
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I've got all 4, which you probably could have guessed. By the time the 4th one came around, the series started to lack any kind of innovation. All it ended up as was updated graphics and new tracks. The basic premise of the game hadn't changed.
My personal favourite was Grand Prix 2. Just felt the best of the lot.
My personal favourite was Grand Prix 2. Just felt the best of the lot.
I bought Grand Prix 3 once, realised it was near enough impossible to play with a keyboard and i was too tight to spend money on a steering wheel just for one game so took it back
My day consisted of getting annoyed at my corrupt save file on Grand Prix 4 and that was about it. I have thrilling days...
Back from college and what strenuous activity did we do today? Learn how to touchtype *sighs* i've been using computers since i was about five i'm near enough faster then a robot i don't need to learn what keys my bloody left index fingers is meant to be touching.
Good job there was a cute American girl next to me or i'd have snapped under the sheer tedium of that lesson.
Good job there was a cute American girl next to me or i'd have snapped under the sheer tedium of that lesson.
Lucy-Jane wrote:
> I can agree there VM. I always said i would NEVER ever get married.
> But then met Mr and all that changed
same story for me Lucy, except mine ended with getting crushed instead of married :S
.. dang.
> I can agree there VM. I always said i would NEVER ever get married.
> But then met Mr and all that changed
same story for me Lucy, except mine ended with getting crushed instead of married :S
.. dang.
Raven-ous wrote:
> Very_Metal wrote:
> not at all, i was just saying that while it feels natural for some
> people, it doesn't for everyone.
>
> All she said was "it was the natural thing to do", and you
> went into a flurry of pedantic dissection.
well maybe i didn't explain it very well (but it's NOT natural :) ).
ah well, nevermind... more important things in life eh?
> Very_Metal wrote:
> not at all, i was just saying that while it feels natural for some
> people, it doesn't for everyone.
>
> All she said was "it was the natural thing to do", and you
> went into a flurry of pedantic dissection.
well maybe i didn't explain it very well (but it's NOT natural :) ).
ah well, nevermind... more important things in life eh?
Gah, what a lousy day. Stupid incompetant computer! Corrupt my files again and your next job will be as a door stop.
Hmm, well, it feels pretty good to be married and I'm not that old...
Very_Metal wrote:
> not at all, i was just saying that while it feels natural for some
> people, it doesn't for everyone.
All she said was "it was the natural thing to do", and you went into a flurry of pedantic dissection.
> not at all, i was just saying that while it feels natural for some
> people, it doesn't for everyone.
All she said was "it was the natural thing to do", and you went into a flurry of pedantic dissection.
I can agree there VM. I always said i would NEVER ever get married. But then met Mr and all that changed
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