Am I the only one who automatically thinks "Honda" whenever someone says "Mugen?" I mean, I know it's a fighting game but...
Am I the only one who automatically thinks "Honda" whenever someone says "Mugen?" I mean, I know it's a fighting game but...
Crap, I forgot to read the story.
Oh well, I'll read the first part now and I guess I'll finish some other parts when I take a break from my planned all-day Dirt3 marathon.
Same here. I should be getting DiRT 3 tomorrow so I'll have to make time to read the rest of this fanfic when possible. If I finish part 5 in the next half hour and read the next 2 parts tomorrow, Hopefully I can reach part 8 by Wednesday.
By the way, if you're racing on DiRT 3 online, try adding me. I'll be playing online myself when I'm not doing the career mode. My PSN is below my avatar.
If only we could make the Co-Driver read the story instead of the pace notes
In the beginning of Chapter 8, the Captain and the Lieutenant have a conversation. That conversation proved to me without a shadow of a doubt who the Captain was (not that I had much doubt anyways at that point) and who the Lieutenant was.@Toronado, After seeing what you said about the Captain, I have to mention that there's a subtle clue towards her true identity in part 5 (which I just finished reading). This clue has strengthed my initial assumption about who she really is.
Just wanted to say, that even after I got into the show, I never imagined I would be reading fan-fics, let alone discussing them with other people.
Basically the same here. I haven't read a fan fic since 2004, so to look at the pulldown menu of my Bookmarks toolbar and see a baker's dozen of stories (which I'm probably going to prune to an even 10 so I can keep track of them. And sadly, that damn shipping fic probably isn't going to be one of the ones I can bring my self to get rid of) that I am currently following at once is quite a shock to me.Just wanted to say, that even after I got into the show, I never imagined I would be reading fan-fics, let alone discussing them with other people.