Did I hear you talking to me, like I was sitting there next to you? LMAOOO


Show those walls who's boss! :D


Accepted!

Originally Posted by RaGeNyC

Did I hear you talking to me, like I was sitting there next to you? LMAOOO


Show those walls who's boss! :D


Accepted!

Your living 'rent free' in Roger's head.

Good to see your enjoying the wheel set-up. I'm guessing it takes some getting used to and once your comfortable and have everything tuned, it will be hard to go back to a joystick.

Originally Posted by RaGeNyC

Did I hear you talking to me, like I was sitting there next to you? LMAOOO


Show those walls who's boss! :D


Accepted!

Haha, I suppose I was...
:)
I've done plenty of the "real life" accomplishments, all that crap.
Frankly, there's just truly not that much out there in the mundane sheep fields for me, and I've surrounded myself with what I perceive as Paradise, right here in my room.

TG really isn't some kind of escape for me-if I'm doing something else, it's just what I'm doing in between thinking about you Guys, and thinking about the scores, and the games, and all that.


Ya, I swear it's in my head to race as respectably as possible, but I really did introduce myself to the walls quite a bit...
I only assume most know, "wall riding" can be beneficial-"wall smacking", not so much...
:P

Originally Posted by MyOwnWorstEnemy

Your living 'rent free' in Roger's head.

Good to see your enjoying the wheel set-up. I'm guessing it takes some getting used to and once your comfortable and have everything tuned, it will be hard to go back to a joystick.

My buddy in Charlotte says that, he says if I just keep doing it, it'll click one day. Long learning curve, but just all eventually comes together, I suppose when you really buy into pretending to drive a real car.
(Putting on shoes yesterday helped a lot. Unfortunately.).

Ya, honest, particularly referring to the relatively sub-par times and stuff, this really is more about fun and experimentation than actual results-obviously the HOPE is to get good with it, but if not that's ok too, chalk it up to experience.

20 years from now(actually, way sooner, just describing in context here)people will be faster, even way faster.
I've done that to people myself, on games they played 20 years ago where there's no way they went that slow w/o "not trying", lol, so I don't mind to do that, I suppose.

My "legacy", tho, will be one of the most confusing of all time I imagine...
:D

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