The Sprung Out - Oh, to be seventy again.

[Inferno.]

Thinking up a current gen bucket list, before I move onto next gen:

Metro Last Light (Started today)
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance
The Last of Us

To name a few anyway, got lots of digital stuff I want to play as well. I wish I felt satisfied I'd played enough current gen games to get a PS4 and forget about 'last gen'

[Sprung]

What a bunch of faggots.

Is their baseball bat resting up against a Nissan 240SX? (Looks like it from the rear lights) if so, definitely faggots.

What the fuck is that supposed to mean?!?

[Inferno.]

What the fuck is that supposed to mean?!?

I don't like Japanese cars and people that bang on about 'V-tech'

Sprung

[Beelzebub]

I don't like Japanese cars and people that bang on about 'V-tech'

Sprung

Speaking of Japanese cars...Going to be selling my Acura Integra I got a couple years back. I should be able to get a decent amount more than I bought it for($300). Regardless of the fact that it needs a new alternator.

[Inferno.]

Speaking of Japanese cars...Going to be selling my Acura Integra I got a couple years back. I should be able to get a decent amount more than I bought it for($300). Regardless of the fact that it needs a new alternator.

Japanese cars just don't appeal to me.

Unless it's a Skyline, 300ZX Twin Turbo or a Supra Twin Turbo.

EDIT: No interest in ever owning something mundane and Japanese, like a 1.3 Honda Civic.

[Beelzebub]

Japanese cars just don't appeal to me.

Unless it's a Skyline, 300ZX Twin Turbo or a Supra Twin Turbo.

EDIT: No interest in ever owning something mundane and Japanese, like a 1.3 Honda Civic.

I like the style of some of the late 80s Japanese cars, but overall I'm not really into them. Actually never really been into cars at all. Probably why I still can't be arsed to get my license.

Though my dad is trying to sell his '72 Cutlass Supreme. That's a car that I'd actually like to own. If I had the time and money to put into it that is.

[Inferno.]

I like the style of some of the late 80s Japanese cars, but overall I'm not really into them. Actually never really been into cars at all. Probably why I still can't be arsed to get my license.

Though my dad is trying to sell his '72 Cutlass Supreme. That's a car that I'd actually like to own. If I had the time and money to put into it that is.

Does someone drive illegally? I won't tell!

The cars I like don't appeal to most people, that's fair enough, they're rusty old bangers.

[Beelzebub]

Does someone drive illegally? I won't tell!

The cars I like don't appeal to most people, that's fair enough, they're rusty old bangers.

Actually I don't drive at all. I drove my Integra only a few times and that was mainly to get it from house to house. Besides that it's been sitting in our back lot pretty much this whole time.

If I need to get anywhere I usually just ride my bike, walk, or take the bus. Driving is just too expensive and seems like a waste of money to me. With gas, insurance, and maintenance, there's just too many costs involved. Plus since I rarely leave my house except to go to work it's pretty pointless for me to even own a car right currently.

[Inferno.]

Actually I don't drive at all. I drove my Integra only a few times and that was mainly to get it from house to house. Besides that it's been sitting in our back lot pretty much this whole time.

If I need to get anywhere I usually just ride my bike, walk, or take the bus. Driving is just too expensive and seems like a waste of money to me. With gas, insurance, and maintenance, there's just too many costs involved. Plus since I rarely leave my house except to go to work it's pretty pointless for me to even own a car right currently.

I know the feeling, I walk to work, and it's 10 minutes away.

I can easily walk there and back every day. Or I can pay £1000 for a car, £1000+ for insurance for a year and petrol, tax and MOTs... Or I can just walk that 10 minutes...

[Tassadar]

I got my Learners permit a few days ago.

[Inferno.]

I got my Learners permit a few days ago.

I've had a full license for 16 months and I haven't touched a steering wheel since I passed!

[Inferno.]

http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-m...reg/1036382033

Goodness me, if I had £800 I'd be very tempted. Although I'd never insure that until I've driven a Corsa for years without any incidents/claims.

[Tassadar]

How did you do your drivers test if you don't have a car, did they give you a car to use?

Here you have to either have a car insured or you can rent a car to do one.

[Tassadar]

If I was to own a car I'd love a small one so it's easy to drive and the tax and insurance wouldn't be high.

[Inferno.]

How did you do your drivers test if you don't have a car, did they give you a car to use?

Here you have to either have a car insured or you can rent a car to do one.

Things must be different over there!

I just used my driving instructors car for the test, it's the only car I've ever driven.

You can take it in your own car as long as it's road worthy, taxed, insured, etc. And a qualified driver accompanies you to the centre (obviously)