just for laffs:
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
Many thanks to Seb Milliot for entering the cars and track(s) into the
database.
Enjoy & all the best,
Uwe
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just for laffs:
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
Many thanks to Seb Milliot for entering the cars and track(s) into the
database.
Enjoy & all the best,
Uwe
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GPG Fingerprint: 2E 13 20 22 9A 3F 63 7F 67 6F E9 B1 A8 36 A4 61
> just for laffs:
> http://gtr2.gplrank.info/
> Many thanks to Seb Milliot for entering the cars and track(s) into the
> database.
> Enjoy & all the best,
> Uwe
>> just for laffs:
> that game sucks
Or is it the uncommon feeling of stricking a key twice on the keyboard, in
rapid succession, that attracts you?
Alanb
Anyway, I can't speak for Uwe, but in the UK there are two ways to
pronounce laugh. "Larf" is the nancy-boy, southern way of doing it.
"Laff" is the proper way of pronouncing it, as all sensible northerners
know. So while neither spelling's in the dictionary, it's a very
important distinction to make, and therefore worth spelling out clearly
for fear of being mistaken for a southern lowlife type.
Andrew McP... on behalf of the RAS pronunciation unit, northern unit.
> Andrew McP... on behalf of the RAS pronunciation unit, northern unit.
Blimey, I didn't realise you had electricity up there, let alone
computers :)
Andrew McP... whose head still lives in the Peak District even if his
body's been trapped inside the M25 for *far* too long. Need... more...
fresh....... air! <choke>
>> "laffs"
> That was Uwe's laff, I believe, not the eloquent reviewer's.
> Anyway, I can't speak for Uwe, but in the UK there are two ways to
> pronounce laugh. "Larf" is the nancy-boy, southern way of doing it.
> "Laff" is the proper way of pronouncing it, as all sensible northerners
> know. So while neither spelling's in the dictionary, it's a very
> important distinction to make, and therefore worth spelling out clearly
> for fear of being mistaken for a southern lowlife type.
> Andrew McP... on behalf of the RAS pronunciation unit, northern unit.
cheers, uwe
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> Or is it the uncommon feeling of stricking a key twice on the keyboard, in
> rapid succession, that attracts you?
> Alanb
>> Nice review. But I'm curious, what is your native tongue or what
>> language (except for language which spells words through sound
>> associations) has the word "laffs" in its dictionary?
>> Or is it the uncommon feeling of stricking a key twice on the keyboard,
>> in rapid succession, that attracts you?
>> Alanb
> How do you strick a keyboard? Stricking is not in the dictionary either.
> Perhaps you mean striking? See how easy being an ***spelling bee is?
To give a four-word, generalized review of a demo preceded by some twelve
year-old ***spelling, was too much for me. I would've over-looked the
laziness of the "laff" if the short review had not followed.
So though I should be more careful when looking for mistakes in language and
spelling and I thank you for pointing out my error, my mistake was
accidental while our expert reviewer's was not.
Alanb
dig the hook out of 'yer' mouth. take a deep breath and let OE mark the
post as read and move on... <VBG> Life is too short....
Alan Bernardo enlightened us with:
>>> Nice review. But I'm curious, what is your native tongue or what
>>> language (except for language which spells words through sound
>>> associations) has the word "laffs" in its dictionary?
>>> Or is it the uncommon feeling of stricking a key twice on the
>>> keyboard, in rapid succession, that attracts you?
>>> Alanb
>> How do you strick a keyboard? Stricking is not in the dictionary
>> either. Perhaps you mean striking? See how easy being an ***
>> spelling bee is?
> There is a difference between a typo (my spell-checker missed it) and
> what the initial poster did-- using "laff" instead of "laugh". His
> was done on purpose, and mine was an accident.
> To give a four-word, generalized review of a demo preceded by some
> twelve year-old ***spelling, was too much for me. I would've
> over-looked the laziness of the "laff" if the short review had not
> followed.
> So though I should be more careful when looking for mistakes in
> language and spelling and I thank you for pointing out my error, my
> mistake was accidental while our expert reviewer's was not.
> Alanb
what a piece of shit you are
Thank you very much. Your kind words are a reflection of self.
You give us a four-word, meaningless review, swear, and then have the
presence of mind to call someone such kind names.
Maybe once you get out of high school, you can become something big.
Alanb
>> There is a difference between a typo (my spell-checker missed it) and
>> what the initial poster did-- using "laff" instead of "laugh". His was
>> done on purpose, and mine was an accident.
> BS, it wasn't an accident. You just didn't know how to spell striking.
> Putting a "c" before the "k" is no accident.
And the last book you read was-- _The Hoties of the Nascar Circuit: In
Living Color_ :)
Alanb
>>> There is a difference between a typo (my spell-checker missed it) and
>>> what the initial poster did-- using "laff" instead of "laugh". His was
>>> done on purpose, and mine was an accident.
>> BS, it wasn't an accident. You just didn't know how to spell striking.
>> Putting a "c" before the "k" is no accident.
> Okay. Whatever you say. I would think that I know how to spell a word that
> is quite elementary. You're only fooling yourself or wishing things were
> other than they are if you think differently.
> And the last book you read was-- _The Hoties of the Nascar Circuit: In
> Living Color_ :)
> Alanb