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Jens H. Kruuse wrote:
> Sure, you can quit anytime you want. Really. You're not addicted. Just
> one more lap before bedtime, it's only 3 am. You can get up at 6. Sure.
> And one final lap won't make any difference. Oooh, so close to a PB.
> Better take one more....
>
Been lurking around the ng for a month or so while playing the GPL demo with
an OLD joystck. Just "bought" the full version of the game on Ebay and
ordered a wheel from Thrustmaster so am getting anxious to "drive" the
courses from the days when I followed F1-
thanks for all the info I have gleaned--don't know if I will ever be as
serious about a turn around a track as some of you are but it is a pretty
good way to wind down after a day in the foundry--working--
Buzz
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Sure, you can quit anytime you want. Really. You're not addicted. Just
one more lap before bedtime, it's only 3 am. You can get up at 6. Sure.
And one final lap won't make any difference. Oooh, so close to a PB.
Better take one more....
buzz1 wrote:
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> Been lurking around the ng for a month or so while playing the GPL demo with > an OLD joystck. Just "bought" the full version of the game on Ebay and > ordered a wheel from Thrustmaster so am getting anxious to "drive" the > courses from the days when I followed F1- > thanks for all the info I have gleaned--don't know if I will ever be as > serious about a turn around a track as some of you are but it is a pretty > good way to wind down after a day in the foundry--working-- > Buzz > remove the rope to replyBuzz... little secret for ya: all the addicts have jobs too. ;-)
Second secret: most don't start out taking things seriously either.<vwg>
There's no turning back, only sleep deprivation and nervous breakdown ahead.
But you'll be too busy racing and practising to notice.
Jan.
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"buzz1" wrote...
> <snip> but it is a pretty good way to wind down after a
> day in the foundry--working--
"Jens H. Kruuse" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Sure, you can quit anytime you want. Really. You're not addicted. Just
> one more lap before bedtime, it's only 3 am. You can get up at 6. Sure.
> And one final lap won't make any difference. Oooh, so close to a PB.
> Better take one more....
>======================
my problem will be that every 3rd week wife(of 23yrs) works same shift and
will make sure that i'm not sitting in front ofthe monitor--as long as this
doesn/t effect my other addictions(our harleys) she stays reasonably happy
and lets me play
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Jan Verschueren" <[email hidden]>
Newsgroups: rec.autos.simulators
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 6:19 PM
Subject: Re: intro-sort of-no questions-yet
> Buzz... little secret for ya: all the addicts have jobs too. ;-)
ya sure
> Second secret: most don't start out taking things seriously either.<vwg>
OK--I'l keep repeating that and make sure th e wheel is bolted down so it
doesn't end up the same place as the golf clubs<BFG>
> There's no turning back, only sleep deprivation and nervous breakdownahead.
> But you'll be too busy racing and practising to notice.probably should stock up on my nitro pills and aspercreme
next post will be sim related
Buzz
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<snip>
> Sure, you can quit anytime you want. Really. You're not addicted. Just
> one more lap before bedtime, it's only 3 am. You can get up at 6. Sure.
> And one final lap won't make any difference. Oooh, so close to a PB.
> Better take one more....<snip>
Good post! I fully agree. I'm not addicted, either ;-).
GPL has made me realize that there is no need to sleep more than 3 or 4
hours before having to go to work. BTW, if I feel like sleeping some more, I
can always sleep at work ;-)
As an extra bonus, I have discovered that if I practise all night, and sleep
at work, I can do PBs in the afternoon when I get home from work ;-)
Jon Andersen,
not addicted to GPL, and never will be ;-)
In article <9gola6$96ebm$[email hidden]>, buzz1
<[email hidden]> writes
Wind down by playing GPL? Hehe, that's a good one.
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>Been lurking around the ng for a month or so while playing the GPL demo >with >an OLD joystck. Just "bought" the full version of the game on Ebay and >ordered a wheel from Thrustmaster so am getting anxious to "drive" the >courses from the days when I followed F1- >thanks for all the info I have gleaned--don't know if I will ever be as >serious about a turn around a track as some of you are but it is a pretty >good way to wind down after a day in the foundry--working-- >Buzz >remove the rope to reply >Me neither... that back-up copy I just bought from the "Sierra
Bestseller"-range (sic) is just for piece of mind (and a bit of a thank you
for continued support), I'll probably never wear out the original as I
hardly use it. ;-)
Jan.
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"Jon Andersen" wrote...
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> <snip> > > Good post! I fully agree. I'm not addicted, either ;-). > > GPL has made me realize that there is no need to sleep > more than 3 or 4 hours before having to go to work. > BTW, if I feel like sleeping some more, I can always > sleep at work ;-)<snip>
> Me neither... that back-up copy I just bought from the "Sierra
> Bestseller"-range (sic) is just for piece of mind (and a bit of a thankyou
> for continued support), I'll probably never wear out the original as I
> hardly use it. ;-)<snip>
I've studied the box in which my copy of GPL wa delievered in, and I think
it is a nice piece of art.
I'll have to admit that the walls in my living room are slightly naked.
That's why I have considered hanging my original GPL box on the wall. That
would be a nice piece of art :-)
Let the Louvre have the original Mona Lisa by this italian dude that were no
good in GPL anyway - da Vinci - on it's walls. I don't care, as long as I
have the original of GPL by Papyrus ;-)
Jon Andersen,
still not addicted, or GPL-biased in any other way ;-)
Jan Verschueren ...
> Buzz... little secret for ya: all the addicts have jobs too. ;-)
Buzz,
Whatever you do - don't give up your job - you'll need the cash for all the
computer upgrades ;-)
Cheers
Stewart
