On average i find that when listening to new order trip times are often reduced by 20% to 30% without even trying.
What is your experience? ahm and i won't mention tonight's trip.
18 replies · 251 views
On average i find that when listening to new order trip times are often reduced by 20% to 30% without even trying.
What is your experience? ahm and i won't mention tonight's trip.
Not really. Perhaps back in the day.
Drum'n'bass however, is 78% more likely to earn me a speeding fine than any other genre.
:\pimp3:
Not at all, because I don't drive. However, I like to put their CDs in the car stereo, though to listen to.
Well since I only drive sims, which lack seat-of-the pants, and often feature 20 geezers from all over the world who are mere inches apart on the track at 200mph.... I tend to need to hear the tyre squeal sounds (Force feedback SORT of tells you but only if your front tyres break away)....and especially the other cars..... there is a huge blind-spot in most games (particularly the HOLY GPL)....and if I have an ear full of Hooky, I can't tell if it's the Lotus 49 or the Ferrari 312 that's about to try and do me into Lesmo-1.
That and that fact that you cannae play bass for 20 years and not have groove BUILT IN to you.....put a record on and I start doing everything in time to the tunes....not good if you brake a semiquaver too late into Stowe corner.
Clobbered some guys in an online race one night with the womp womp show on (errrr i think they were called "the dream team" on Radio 1)
that forms a pricless mental imagine....
our siberian friend here, behind the wheel, NO blaring out, wolloping the steering wheel (and probably horn) on every beat, shaking her head in the demented fashion of that kid in the Fine Time video and screeching "up down turn around.." in a bizarre (by her own definition) accent.....and a long queue of Trabants and tractors, full of enraged men who look like Borat.
NObabe wrote:
Steve Campbell wrote: and a long queue of Trabants and tractors
Well I figure the middle lane (or "rut" ) is for Donkey carts and the inside lane is for those old women in the all-weather black shawls, who can carry small villages on their backs.
Steve Campbell wrote:
NObabe wrote:
Steve Campbell wrote: and a long queue of Trabants and tractors
Well I figure the middle lane (or "rut" ) is for Donkey carts and the inside lane is for those old women in the all-weather black shawls, who can carry small villages on their backs.
Me thinks you watch CNN much ![]()
Steve Campbell wrote: i'd rather rub chopped chillies into my knob thanks :D
i bet you've already done that a few times...eh ste?
![]()
![]()
Steve Campbell wrote: no but I've gone for a piss after chopping them
NO NO NO NO NO
VERY BAD
back off the topic: I've rubbed me eyes a few time after Chilli's. Oh the pain!!! ![]()