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2611
« on: June 22, 2015, 09:35:23 PM »
The Wii U can be boring.
They probably thought you were because Its not that great...
It's my group console, because out of 8th gen, it's the only one with an abundance of local multiplayer games.
for some reason people are so anti-local co op lately.
It's still the most fun way to play imo
Couch MP>Online MP
2612
« on: June 22, 2015, 09:31:05 PM »
best jet evah
is that a mod for a game or somethin
2613
« on: June 22, 2015, 09:28:09 PM »
>You bought a Wii U
Why does everyone think this was something bad
2614
« on: June 22, 2015, 08:16:06 PM »
MH3U
2615
« on: June 22, 2015, 03:59:53 PM »
I'm a minority
Not really, no. Mexicans are taking over America.
You're confusing me with Jono, I'm not a beaner
Hey wtf man don't bring me in this
sorry
2616
« on: June 22, 2015, 10:59:13 AM »
2617
« on: June 22, 2015, 10:51:47 AM »
I prefer manual. I just feel like I have no control over my vehicle's performance in an automatic.
I'm looking at a shitty 96 Ford Ranger manual for the winter. My current car won't last very long in the Canadian cold, and with the icey roads, I need more control.
my current car is a death trap on ice or snow which is part of the reason I'm opting for a Subaru since I can get one with all wheel drive
Ah, gotcha. Well, I'm a bit different because I absolutely love my current car, it's just not the best option for driving in the winter due to it's age and make.
what do you drive now?
86 Corvette. She's in prime condition because my dad rarely drove it, and he absolutely never drove it in the winter. I plan on continuing that tradition now that it's mine. I think there's something like 120k on it.
cool
there's one sitting in a backyard near my grandma's house.
Fix that shit up boiii
Sickest ride.
I said a backyard near my grandma's house. Though I would if it was.
2618
« on: June 22, 2015, 10:47:06 AM »
I prefer manual. I just feel like I have no control over my vehicle's performance in an automatic.
I'm looking at a shitty 96 Ford Ranger manual for the winter. My current car won't last very long in the Canadian cold, and with the icey roads, I need more control.
my current car is a death trap on ice or snow which is part of the reason I'm opting for a Subaru since I can get one with all wheel drive
Ah, gotcha. Well, I'm a bit different because I absolutely love my current car, it's just not the best option for driving in the winter due to it's age and make.
what do you drive now?
86 Corvette. She's in prime condition because my dad rarely drove it, and he absolutely never drove it in the winter. I plan on continuing that tradition now that it's mine. I think there's something like 120k on it.
cool there's one sitting in a backyard near my grandma's house.
2619
« on: June 22, 2015, 10:43:40 AM »
I'm a minority
Not really, no. Mexicans are taking over America.
You're confusing me with Jono, I'm not a beaner
2620
« on: June 22, 2015, 06:08:50 AM »
I'm a minority
2621
« on: June 21, 2015, 09:40:11 PM »
I wish I had my driver's license
2622
« on: June 21, 2015, 09:39:07 PM »
Just in case the OP's video didn't quite register high enough on your cringe radar, meet the Halofollower of the Sanic franchise.
wtf did I watch
2623
« on: June 21, 2015, 09:38:49 PM »
bows have become so fucking cliché now
2624
« on: June 21, 2015, 09:36:26 PM »
your loli onahole?
they need to make those in like... larger than Asian male sizes.
... okay
2625
« on: June 21, 2015, 09:23:23 PM »
I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.
What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?
those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in? A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.
Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.
Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.
I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.
And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol
Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
don'tcarelol
I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.
where can you even find one of those
Grorous Nihhon.
oh right, I forgot that manufacturers literally keep a model of every car they make.
I see 50's chevys and fords sometimes around here. There's plenty of old cars that people hold on to or dig out of some guys barn to restore.
I imagine the GTR, being the popular little thing that it was, in Japan, would be like trying to find a 69 Camaro or a Mustang fastback in the States.
I never see any old cars where I live, probably the closest thing to it are these two gen 4 corvettes I saw.
go to a classic car show and you can't walk 10 feet without seeing a 60's Camaro of mustang. Around where I live I see old muscle cars and trucks all the time but never see any new sports cars or anything even semi exotic
I see so many new 'stangs, and c4 vettes and turd Gen camaros are a dime a dozen.
I see those hideous new camaros all around my town because for some reason redneck moms love to drive them. I never see new stangs near my house always just 90's pos
Oh lord, fox bodies are fucking everywhere.
And I mean, it's like, okay kid, your 302 has fucking power, but your car just looks like absolute ass and a half.
fox bodies are honestly probably the ugliest muscle car that exists imo and everyone who has one thinks it's the greatest thing on earth
They kinda remind me of the older impalas
2626
« on: June 21, 2015, 09:17:55 PM »
I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.
What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?
those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in? A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.
Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.
Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.
I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.
And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol
Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
don'tcarelol
I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.
where can you even find one of those
Grorous Nihhon.
oh right, I forgot that manufacturers literally keep a model of every car they make.
I see 50's chevys and fords sometimes around here. There's plenty of old cars that people hold on to or dig out of some guys barn to restore.
I imagine the GTR, being the popular little thing that it was, in Japan, would be like trying to find a 69 Camaro or a Mustang fastback in the States.
I never see any old cars where I live, probably the closest thing to it are these two gen 4 corvettes I saw.
go to a classic car show and you can't walk 10 feet without seeing a 60's Camaro of mustang. Around where I live I see old muscle cars and trucks all the time but never see any new sports cars or anything even semi exotic
I've been to one before, that's literally all I saw
2627
« on: June 21, 2015, 09:16:40 PM »
I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.
What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?
those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in? A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.
Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.
Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.
I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.
And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol
Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
don'tcarelol
I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.
where can you even find one of those
Grorous Nihhon.
oh right, I forgot that manufacturers literally keep a model of every car they make.
I see 50's chevys and fords sometimes around here. There's plenty of old cars that people hold on to or dig out of some guys barn to restore.
I imagine the GTR, being the popular little thing that it was, in Japan, would be like trying to find a 69 Camaro or a Mustang fastback in the States.
I never see any old cars where I live, probably the closest thing to it are these two gen 4 corvettes I saw.
go to a classic car show and you can't walk 10 feet without seeing a 60's Camaro of mustang. Around where I live I see old muscle cars and trucks all the time but never see any new sports cars or anything even semi exotic
I see so many new 'stangs, and c4 vettes and turd Gen camaros are a dime a dozen.
I see those hideous new camaros all around my town because for some reason redneck moms love to drive them. I never see new stangs near my house always just 90's pos
nigga Cherry Hill is literally Camaro Central, like 25% of the cars I see there are Camaros or Corvettes
2628
« on: June 21, 2015, 09:14:50 PM »
how do you get the windows 10 app thingy
2629
« on: June 21, 2015, 08:53:31 PM »
I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.
What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?
those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in? A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.
Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.
Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.
I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.
And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol
Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
don'tcarelol
I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.
where can you even find one of those
Grorous Nihhon.
oh right, I forgot that manufacturers literally keep a model of every car they make.
I see 50's chevys and fords sometimes around here. There's plenty of old cars that people hold on to or dig out of some guys barn to restore.
I imagine the GTR, being the popular little thing that it was, in Japan, would be like trying to find a 69 Camaro or a Mustang fastback in the States.
I never see any old cars where I live, probably the closest thing to it are these two gen 4 corvettes I saw.
2630
« on: June 21, 2015, 08:41:07 PM »
I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.
What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?
those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in? A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.
Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.
Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.
I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.
And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol
Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
don'tcarelol
I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.
where can you even find one of those
japan
But do you think anyone has one, that was made in like 1960s
I mean I know people with model A fords so yeah
damn
2631
« on: June 21, 2015, 08:40:51 PM »
I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.
What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?
those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in? A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.
Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.
Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.
I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.
And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol
Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
don'tcarelol
I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.
where can you even find one of those
Grorous Nihhon.
oh right, I forgot that manufacturers literally keep a model of every car they make.
2632
« on: June 21, 2015, 08:38:47 PM »
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
that car is such a cliche
wait were you talking about this
or
I was talking about the r34
It's like what ever kid with super skinny jeans chugging Monsters jerks off too after they see fast and furious for the first time
why do movies ruin everything
I dunno man. I don't dislike the car at all but the culture around it is just annoying
ikr but the nissan gtr is objectively bad
2633
« on: June 21, 2015, 08:37:16 PM »
I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.
What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?
those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in? A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.
Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.
Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.
I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.
And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol
Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
don'tcarelol
I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.
where can you even find one of those
japan
But do you think anyone has one, that was made in like 1960s
2634
« on: June 21, 2015, 08:36:20 PM »
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
that car is such a cliche
wait were you talking about this
or
I was talking about the r34
It's like what ever kid with super skinny jeans chugging Monsters jerks off too after they see fast and furious for the first time
why do movies ruin everything
2635
« on: June 21, 2015, 08:35:22 PM »
I think I found a new motor for my yacht. Two, really. I've got decide between getting a 400ci small block or a 350 and putting a set of 355 heads and some comp shorties on it.
What year's your Subi gonna be, OP?
those 400 small blocks have a lot a fucking power lol what are you putting it in? A friend of my dads out one in a Chevelle and it was a pretty badass car
And early/mid 2000s still shopping around and need to go test drive them and see what's not been beaten the fuck out of.
Decent style on those years. Me personally, I'd try to find a hatchback.
And don't feel nervous about not knowing how to drive stick... I learned in a Chevy 3500 with 800gallons of AvGas in the tank on the back of it. It's not nearly as challenging as you may think.
Oh, and this is the my Impala, 1978 sedan. The 305 in it is really, really showing it's age... I give it a year without a rebuild before it just decides to leave me hanging.
I'd prefer a hatch for sure but it's a matter of what I can find nearby that I can afford. I love both models though.
And I like your Impala and your pond. I didn't peg you to have a classic car lol
Neither did I, lol. I had a '95 Dodge Avenger sittin on coilovers, but sold it to some kid for a profit and then needed a car. I just happened to know the guy who sold me this at the right time. I fell in love with RWD and muh vee-ate torks on the way home from picking it up when I went sideways in the rain not expecting the car to do what it did.
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
don'tcarelol
I'd totes give up my first born son for a first or second gen Skyline though.
where can you even find one of those
2636
« on: June 21, 2015, 08:04:58 PM »
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
that car is such a cliche
wait were you talking about this or
2637
« on: June 21, 2015, 08:00:26 PM »
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
that car is such a cliche
shut up
2638
« on: June 21, 2015, 07:52:15 PM »
I'd call you a faggot for not getting a skyline gtr r34 but it's hasn't been 25 years since 1999.
inb4 Das says something
2639
« on: June 21, 2015, 07:27:44 PM »
what model is it.
2640
« on: June 21, 2015, 07:25:54 PM »
I would have honestly preferred a 2nd one with new levels, weapons, and characters, than a remaster. It doesn't really call for a remaster considering the art style of the game is so well done that it doesn't look that dated at all.
I don't understand when people say this. Obviously essentially porting over the old game doesn't take the effort, time, manpower or money that a whole new game does. These remasters are how smaller companies can fund new games
Give me CC 2 then after this port.
I think this is to help them fund their new game.
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