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That looks like an XLR-V, those are fairly rare I think. But the Gallardo is definitely the standout.

http://www.gametrailers.com/player.php?id=11336&type=wmv&pl=game <- what your face should look like while watching this. This series has come a long ways since the first game. The original Rainbow Six got me hooked on computer video gaming.

Very cool. That's a lot of steam it creates on the ground.

http://www.caranddriver.com/features/11174/tech-stuff-ethanol-promises.html I was wondering what all this E85 and ehthanol hype was, until I read this article. I think it's a really good one and clears some stuff up.

By scratches I mean my hood is peppered with chip marks from rocks. They go all the way down to the primer. Like I told 4dooralero, I'll wait for a new car before I use Zaino.

Driving around Columbus - 33-34 on 87 octane Driving home and back to Columbus (mostly 2 lane highways) - 35-36 on 87 octane I'm suprised at how well it does around Columbus, but that is mostly on the highways with the cruise set at 70.

Shit, makes me wanna watch that movie. It's around here somewhere...

All these "= Detailed" threads are making me want to try Zaino. But my car has too many deep scratches and imperfections to spend that much time on shining it up. I'll just stick with Meguiar's 3-step system for now.

Shit, they're out already? Guess I haven't been paying attention. I can say I'm pretty jealous, that's a damn good looking car. Good work on picking black.

I'm not sure if they wore trenchcoats. I've seen a couple documentaries on the shooting where they showed actual security camera footage. I don't remember the shooters actually having trenchcoats on but wore clothing similar to what the guys in that fake video had on.

Jesus, first they had to make a movie about Flight 93 and now this. Who actuallly thinks people like living this shit over again? I just don't get it.

Everyone of them is a classic hahaha. I heard he called Zidane a dirty Algerian. Because he is, that's right, Algerian.

Haha, shit!

Aren't we forgetting Deep Blue Sea? Or how about his upcoming movie "Snakes on a Plane"? Truely cinematic masterpieces.

Wow, Chris, you must have a college edumacation or something! Jerri-curled, cowboy-hat-wearing, Sam Jackson FTW!

Wow, too much bitching, not enough ass kicking. I was hoping the fat guy would just upper cut him or something.

He stole my idea for my kid's names: Walker and Texas Ranger

Gorgeous Alfa :thumbup: I really didn't think the cars were that loud. I didn't even use the ear plugs I brought. But, then again, I wasn't under a canopy where the sound echoed. I thought they weren't much louder than the rotary powered prototype at Mid-Ohio the other month. They did sound better than that car, though. I wish I woulda had more time to explore the place, that bridge looks like a sweet vantage point.

Yep, I completely enjoyed the race. I think next year (if there is a race next year) I'll be getting tickets near turn one. But, I thought out sears in turn ten were pretty nice. Having a big screen right across from us was nice so we could see what was going on at all times. Anyone else think the heat was pretty unbearable? Oh well, it just meant that a lot of chicks were walking around in bikinis Also, the way the city handled the traffic was horrible. We were directed by the cops in the wrong direction twice. It took way to long to find the track.

I bet it'll be really damn dissapointing.

Damn, where'd you copy and paste that from? haha. Yeah, Doctor, birds do have an extra sort of sense that's linked into the earth's magnetic field. It's how they know which way to fly when they migrate and what-not. Fish do the same thing, but I think they rely on their vision and not the magnetic field to organize their movements.

I'm sure I could play through it in about 5 hours now that I've played it so many times. When you go through and play certain parts over again you discover that it's pretty easy to just run through an area without stopping. But then again, that would be pretty lame. I'll just stick to using cheat codes and finding interesting ways to blow up the monsters.

Damn, that is awesome. Being able to determine the firing order of the engine just by watching that is even cooler than seeing what happens to the wheels on the launch. Hell, you can even see the green light pulsing in the final clip.

I hope it's not too late to buy tickets, but I'm gonna try tomorrow to get a couple. I'm just curious if anyone else is going this year, even after last year's fiasco. I figure it'll be worth it to go because this will be the last F1 race at Indy and possibly the last one in the US for a while. For those who have been before, what's the best location to sit in? I'm torn between the Turn 10 Terrace and somewhere on the front stretch. I'd like to see the start and witness the cars at top speed, but also would like watching them navigate the trickiest spot on the track.

*nevermind*