If you like crashing, you’ll like the BTCC and rally.
^ this
The mountain stages are especially fun; 60-90 MPH on roads wide enough to accommodate the car. And hairpin bends. And 500ft drops. And rather competitive drivers.
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But if you want to watch real men, race real cars.
Watch the V8 Supercars.
And the Bathurst 1000? I don’t know much about it, apart from the fact its a pretty big deal over there.
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I’m watching Angels and Demons, and seriously, WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT! They completely turned upside down the story!
I don’t quite understand what you mean by that…
I think the only way to turn a story “upside-down” is to tell it from the perspective of Grendel.
You know what I mean. Some parts were placed before some other and they cut the whole beginning.
The Happening is a dumb movie. I think it was trying to be edgy and evoke strong reactions like Blindness did, but Blindness had great characters in really terrifying situations that felt real. The Happening had nearly nonexistent characters in ridiculous situations that made me want to stab someone else in the face instead of myself. Fuck you M. Knight. Go away.
Yeah, a choice of either Holden or Ford, as long as you ignore that they’re just fibreglass covers anyway.
As for the Bathurst one thousand, it’s essentially a 1000 kilometre race along a mountain circuit in bloody hot weather.
With about 20 crashes.
Formula 1 is still a good watch. I just love the engeinering behind it all.
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Erm, this just in… the books a pile of wank to start with, so the film was never going to be great…
This is my last free weekend, I better enjoy it, cause varsity starts monday and its six days a week of hockey, every week until April.
If you’re not Russian or Canadian, you probably shouldn’t be playing Hockey.
I was at the NY Islanders game vs Calgary. Did you see Phaneuf nail that guy, dropped him like a sack of bricks.
TBH I liked the book.
Meh. Mediocre page-turner. I enjoyed it well enough while it lasted (read it in a day) but would have promptly forgotten about it if masses of people who don’t read enough to know a good book from a cereal packet didn’t all start raving about how awesome Dan Brown was.
Anyone read snow crash?
My dad’s Canadian, if that makes a difference.
Yeah I saw it on tv, it was crazy.