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> >go race on www.onlineracing.com no sierra gestapo there
> Forbidden... Ok, how do you get permission/access to the server...?
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>> >go race on www.onlineracing.com no sierra gestapo there
>> Forbidden... Ok, how do you get permission/access to the server...?
>I thought we did this before? =) It's www.onlineracin.com
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Brick, WRD, and Statracer are the names of the servers, same concept
as Papy loop.
WRD is a nice bunch. They won't host any races without a moderator
present to keep a close eye on things. ***driving usually brings a
warning if it's an honest mistake, but they do boot people who are
obviously out of place.
Winston Cup is the name of the "top-level" series in NASCAR. Its is
named after the trophy the champion of that series wins at the end of
the season. The series is sponsored by RJ Reynolds, makers of Winston
cigarettes.
Pickup racing is what you do if you don't belong to a league. You go
out to the Sierra lobbies and look for races to join. "Pickup" is
just idiomatic English for... unscheduled, impromptu, err... someone
help me here.
OR, maybe you mean pickup racing like the Craftsman Truck Series that
is also part of NASCAR. They race something that vaguely looks like a
pickup truck. Personally, I'll only be impressed if they start racing
with cargo in the beds, but hey, to each his own.
Does it stay dark all the time in Norway, in winter? Or is it more
like a really long twilight? I've always wondered.
HTH,
Gerald
> > Stick with the Brick, WRD, Statracer, and WRD servers. On weekday mornings
> > you can find quality racing on Papy Loops.
> that's another thing, I guess--I have no idea what "brick", WRD or
> Statracer means. heck, we don't even know what "winston cup" or
> "pickup racing" is here in Norway.
> "Papy Loops" sound pretty much self-explanatory, though.
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thanks.
Norway is a pretty long country. :) about half of it is north of the
polar circle, I believe. no sensible people live up there, of course. :)
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> thanks.
> > Does it stay dark all the time in Norway, in winter? Or is it more
> > like a really long twilight? I've always wondered.
> Norway is a pretty long country. :) about half of it is north of the
> polar circle, I believe. no sensible people live up there, of course. :)
I live around 600 km south of the arctic circle, and the sun set 45
minutes ago 14:30-ish, and doesn't get up until around 9:30
tomorrow. Of course, in the summer, it's to total opposite where the
sun is just below the horizon for a few hours.
For those living north of the arctic circle, it's mostly a long
twilight, but right now it's completely dark all day. Of course,
during summer, the sun never sets.
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