Haven't paid much attention TBH.....LJS9502_basic

Same, but I haven't been lurking as much lately.

Driving is just like any other activity, in order to get better at it you have to practice. Although I won't deny that other abilities or physical attributes probably play a role as well.

I can't wait till physical money goes away period. It's pointless.

Pirate700

I agree. Physical money is annoying and I avoid using it where-ever possible.

We won the cosmic lottery. That's how I see it.

lol, this is a good time waster. So far it is pretty accurate. I have only been able to stump him with automotive CEO's, haha.

I think we should give NASA more money.

I'd say it's a toss-up between Jeremy and Richard. I like James, but he would probably be pretty insufferable without the other two poking fun at him all the time. I picked Hamster because he is a bit more goofy and is less cynical than Jeremy. Plus he does the best Peugéot impression, lol

Well I am a really big fan of racing simulations. I still like stuff like Burnout and NFS, but being a big car fanatic, I also want the opportunity to get the most realistic experience I can. Unfortunately, it's going to be the closest I get to driving a lot of these dream cars and with my racing wheel set-up I want to get as close as it can possibly be. It's because of that I can really see the value in them. Sure, a lot of people like to play video games because they are no realistic for that purpose. That being said, there will always be genres that not everyone enjoys. Personally, I find the realism to be challenging and entertaining.

Right now I am still driving my 1988 Nissan Pulsar (yes this is an actual pic of mine).

Right now I am saving for a VW Golf R, but it won't be here until early 2012 so I will be driving this a bit longer.

I got a pair of Sennheisers for $100 and am perfectly satisfied. I'm sure Beats are good, but every time I see someone with them I can't help but think they are throwing their money away on a name.