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Was that you?? If so, thank you very much...I don't quite know what to say...hmmm,
I think you can
AMG.
Was that you?? If so, thank you very much...I don't quite know what to say...hmmm,
I think you can
AMG.
Note: I know you lot are just joking with me, .
I have a busy life stuff comes up, which is more important, but just to let you know watching real racing is better then watching or going to a LAN Party. However the main reason I mainly cannot make these is if there not in Hampshire.UKGTP. No GT on next generation consoles. No point them being there.
Why? I spent all weekend with a bunch of nice people who didn't necessarily get their own way with cars but didn't whine about it. I didn't get angry once.
YOU need to see someone for some ritalin and a clue. No-one cares about you, your TV, your PS3 or your XBox360. You prattle on about coming and not coming and coming and not coming, because you've got things to do, your HDTV won't fit in someone's car, the BTCC is on, your HDTV won't fit in someone's car and in the end you don't bother turning up.
Either say you'll turn up and do, or say you won't and don't. We don't care about anything else.
There is no spare time.
You're racing, eating or getting drunk (except if you're under 18, in which case you're just drinking lemonade).
No need to be like that daan.No. You are getting us wrong. Now, shut up about PS3s in this thread.
watching real racing is better then watching or going to a LAN Party
True, but still what would you prefer real racing or racing made up of polygons. But I can however still have my own thoughts, on what a LAN Party would feel like, because I have seen many videos and images from different LAN Parties all around the world.How would you know? You've never been to a UKGTP event.
I've done both.
Was that you?? If so, thank you very much...I don't quite know what to say...
I have a busy life stuff comes up, which is more important, but just to let you know watching real racing is better then watching or going to a LAN Party. However the main reason I mainly cannot make these is if there not in Hampshire.
If someone was able to pick me up from my House, then I could bring an HDTV, because I'm not going to carry an HDTV on a train and expect me to fill safe with it.
True, but still what would you prefer real racing or racing made up of polygons.
But I can however still have my own thoughts, on what a LAN Party would feel like, because I have seen many videos and images from different LAN Parties all around the world.
because I have seen many videos and images from different LAN Parties all around the world.
True, but still what would you prefer real racing or racing made up of polygons. But I can however still have my own thoughts, on what a LAN Party would feel like, because I have seen many videos and images from different LAN Parties all around the world.
True, but still what would you prefer real racing or racing made up of polygons. But I can however still have my own thoughts, on what a LAN Party would feel like, because I have seen many videos and images from different LAN Parties all around the world.
Well my Dad has to take the blame this time, because if he told me he did not want to go to the BTCC, I could have come. However the other reasons I could not come is, I got a lot of birthday presents to buy in June, and I also got to splash out on a nice wedding present for my Brothers wedding.dustdriver got the train. From Belguim. What was your excuse again?
You don't need to bring the HDTV. You just need to bring you.
I know what your thinking, but trust me, what I am posting is not what it really looks like.TVR+FF, i've kept out of this because I don't know you but I have to say something...
You're a whining, moaning pain in the arse and i'd appreciate it if you'd just SHUT UP!!
but just to let you know watching real racing is better then watching or going to a LAN Party. However the main reason I mainly cannot make these is if there not in Hampshire.
True, but still what would you prefer real racing or racing made up of polygons.
The only difference between racing for real and racing in polygons, is your can't get killed or even injured.Don't change the storyline TVR.
Id rather race GT4 that watch a real race. And Ive done all 3. Raced IRL, watched a real race & played GT4 with tough competitors.
AMG.
But have you not forgotten Autumn is when people start buying Christmas presents, even my Brothers wedding is in November, so saving up would be a close call.Then save some money and come to the autumn one, due around September/October. On everything - transport, food, accomodation - I spent £150 last weekend; otherwise known as half the cost of a PS3.
Id rather race GT4 that watch a real race. And Ive done all 3. Raced IRL, watched a real race & played GT4 with tough competitors.
AMG.
The only difference between racing for real and racing in polygons, is your can't get killed or even injured.
But have you not forgotten Autumn is when people start buying Christmas presents, even my Brothers wedding is in November, so saving up would be a close call.
you do know that basicly the whole point of the weekend was to have a get together and play gt4 like your possessed.not to bring along a ps3 and hdtv and say na na na look what i have
By the way, I didn't thank you.
Take note, TVR&FF - this man couldn't attend, but sent his PS2 and GT4 so that others could have fun. I owe you a beer, man.
I have a busy life stuff comes up, which is more important,
1- WTF is a bleep test?
Famine do you allow people to pay in sub payments for helping out, like pay half and then pay the other half 2 months down the line by internet banking. But if you do, I hope you don't charge extra VAT.
Anyway just to let you know I don't use my PS2 much, so if I did send it to you, to help out for the next one, how would you send it back.
But have you not forgotten Autumn is when people start buying Christmas presents, even my Brothers wedding is in November, so saving up would be a close call.
Shut up, shut up, shut uuuuuuuuuppppp!!!!!Famine do you allow people to pay in sub payments for helping out, like pay half and then pay the other half 2 months down the line by internet banking. But if you do, I hope you don't charge extra VAT.
Anyway just to let you know I don't use my PS2 much, so if I did send it to you, to help out for the next one, how would you send it back.
Shut up, shut up, shut uuuuuuuuuppppp!!!!!
Please. For my sanity and that of others, stop typing.
But have you not forgotten Autumn is when people start buying Christmas presents, even my Brothers wedding is in November, so saving up would be a close call.