Is there a faq for this newsgroup? In particular, I'd like to learn what
an automotive simulator is.
On Mon, 19 Aug 2002 10:40:01 -0400, Azmat <[email hidden]> wrote:
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>Is there a faq for this newsgroup? In particular, I'd like to learn what
>an automotive simulator is.
The only version I can find is rather our of date:
http://www.cs.uu.nl/wais/html/na-dir/autos/simulators/introduction.html
We talk (argue?) about programs that run on computers that simulate
the driving experience.
In general, 95% of the time that equates to programs that run on
IBM-compatible PCs that let us believe we are race- or rally-car
drivers.
Ian
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Ian Riches
GPL Rank +1.76 Monsters of GPL +284.19
Azmat wrote:
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> Is there a faq for this newsgroup? In particular, I'd like to learn what
> an automotive simulator is.
An 'automotive simulator' is a small knife used to the the native of the
Amazonian Basin to castrate hot-lappers.
Gerry
Gerry Aitken wrote:
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> Azmat wrote:
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> > Is there a faq for this newsgroup? In particular, I'd like to learn what
> > an automotive simulator is.
An 'automotive simulator' is a small knife used to the natives of the
Amazonian Basin to castrate hot-lappers.
Gerry
Much funnier the first time Gerry :-)
"Gerry Aitken" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Gerry Aitken wrote:
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> > Azmat wrote:
> > >
> > > Is there a faq for this newsgroup? In particular, I'd like to learnwhat
> > > an automotive simulator is.
>
> An 'automotive simulator' is a small knife used to the natives of the
> Amazonian Basin to castrate hot-lappers.
>
> Gerry
Mitch_A wrote:
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> Much funnier the first time Gerry :-)
1st rule of comedy: Never tell a bad joke twice.
Gerry Aitken wrote:
>>Much funnier the first time Gerry :-)
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> 1st rule of comedy: Never tell a bad joke twice.
Unless your name is Seinfeld and you have an American audience, then it
doesn't matter ;)
Regards, R
Ruud Dingemans wrote:
Agreed, what a crap show that is. 'Crap' could be used to describe
pretty much all US comedy, apart from the cartoon stuff like The
Simpsons, South Park etc. which are bloody IMO.
Gerry
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> > Gerry Aitken wrote: > > >>Much funnier the first time Gerry :-) > > > > 1st rule of comedy: Never tell a bad joke twice. > > Unless your name is Seinfeld and you have an American audience, then it > doesn't matter ;)Gerry Aitken wrote:
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> Agreed, what a crap show that is. 'Crap' could be used to describe
> pretty much all US comedy, apart from the cartoon stuff like The
> Simpsons, South Park etc. which are bloody IMO.
Well, they can't all be Monty Python you know.....speaking of English
comedy, is "Men behaving badly" still being aired in the UK ?
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
http://www.theuspits.com
"A man is only as old as the woman he feels........"
--Groucho Marx--
> Agreed, what a ***show that is. 'Crap' could be used to describe
> pretty much all US comedy, apart from the cartoon stuff like The
> Simpsons, South Park etc. which are ***y IMO.
Well, they can't all be Monty Python you know.....speaking of English
comedy, is "Men behaving badly" still being aired in the UK ?
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
http://www.theuspits.com
"A man is only as old as the woman he feels........"
--Groucho Marx--
Why do you come here and start picking on us poor americans :-) Insecurity
breeds contempt..
Seriously though Seinfeld is funny to me. Maybe you don't *get* his humor
but why come to RAS and insult people that do? Do I insult your country
here on RAS?
Mitch
"Ruud Dingemans" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Gerry Aitken wrote: > > >>Much funnier the first time Gerry :-) > > > > 1st rule of comedy: Never tell a bad joke twice. > > Unless your name is Seinfeld and you have an American audience, then it > doesn't matter ;) > > Regards, R >Mitch_A wrote:
> Seriously though Seinfeld is funny to me. Maybe you don't *get* his humor
> but why come to RAS and insult people that do? Do I insult your country
<Grin> If you took *that* as an insult, I suggest growing a sense of
humor (and a feel for smileys ;)
Regards, Rudy
