I feel uncomfortable while driving if I'm not accelerating. It's something I'm becoming more used to, mostly because it eats gas quicker, but I still love to break speed limits of at least 10 or 20 mph.
Quote from: OriasI feel uncomfortable while driving if I'm not accelerating. It's something I'm becoming more used to, mostly because it eats gas quicker, but I still love to break speed limits of at least 10 or 20 mph.
I usually ignore the speed limits altogether when I am not in a residential neighborhood.
Don't drive a car myself, but I'm addicted to fast racing games...
If the racing game doesn't have a turbo booster, then I don't want it...
When I'll finally get to actually driving a real car, it'll probably be the same turbo-addicted frenzied behaviour unleashed on the roads
On the subject, wish me luck. I am trying to beat my personal best in the Batavia, IL to Green Bay, WI run this week.
The time to beat is 2 hours, 47 minutes.
I'm craving the days when the snow and ice melts and I can roam the highways free from any man-made speed limits.
But until them I'm scared out of my mind of getting into any accident (which would mean the end of my car/driving).
speed = (reality)tunnel effects (addictive :roll: like drugs)
the faster your are, time m0re sl0wer will be
(atomic-clock experiments in air-planes)
phantom pope (sPEEDlEaD)
Quote from: khaganI'm craving the days when the snow and ice melts and I can roam the highways free from any man-made speed limits.
But until them I'm scared out of my mind of getting into any accident (which would mean the end of my car/driving).
There's no slowing down for snow! Not for a pro-am Cafe racer, anyhow.
Floor it, and trust in Eris.
MWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I'm all for high speeds, but losing my car's just not something I can risk. The product isn't worth the risk for me. However, once the snow (and more importantly ice) is gone, there will be no holding my speedometer back.
You make a good point, but I have found that if I don't lose my nerve, I never have a problem (well, not often, anyway).
I have also perfected the no-cop zen. No tickets for 16 years...(of course, now that I've SAID that...)
Quote from: The Good Reverend RogerOn the subject, wish me luck. I am trying to beat my personal best in the Batavia, IL to Green Bay, WI run this week.
The time to beat is 2 hours, 47 minutes.
Bump!
Did you break the record or not?
There will be no "speed" in the New Christian America.
Ox carts have a maximum speed of about 2 MPH.
Quote from: William Jennings BryantThere will be no "speed" in the New Christian America.
Ox carts have a maximum speed of about 2 MPH.
Shut up, Opie!
D/N/T!