FM3 With Microsoft Wheel; A Virgin's Review
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Rob P said:
Ironing board! Brilliant
So this, along with my ironing broad, I’ve got my budget racing seat set-up!
Haven’t tried it in anger yet but I’ll sure be playing FM3 loads this weekend! Just waiting for my phone line and broadband and I’m all set. Damn BT Openreach!
Ironing boards! No point doing things by half's, and being a tightwad I couldn't face buying the gameracer seat so I made my own:
Designed to be dismantled for storage and has built in surround sound with the sub under the seat so you really know when you hit the kerbs. (I have been accused of getting carried away when I start these type of projects!)
Designed to be dismantled for storage and has built in surround sound with the sub under the seat so you really know when you hit the kerbs. (I have been accused of getting carried away when I start these type of projects!)
Spandex, you are amongst friends here.
It seems that now, as we approach our time-to-be-sensible thirties, those that we hold dear just don't seem to understand. Instead of shouting at the telly - having yet again made an arse of Hocheichen for the approach to Quiddelbacher-Hohe - it seems we should all be out there hunting for prams and suitable vehicles in which to transport them.
I laughed out loud when I read your last sentence; for that all too familiar metal scrapes metal clack as a key is turned in the door signals the untimely demise of another hard-earned gaming session
...And woe betide thee who fails to stop play!
You're a brave man though; I wouldn't dare touch the cushions.
It seems that now, as we approach our time-to-be-sensible thirties, those that we hold dear just don't seem to understand. Instead of shouting at the telly - having yet again made an arse of Hocheichen for the approach to Quiddelbacher-Hohe - it seems we should all be out there hunting for prams and suitable vehicles in which to transport them.
I laughed out loud when I read your last sentence; for that all too familiar metal scrapes metal clack as a key is turned in the door signals the untimely demise of another hard-earned gaming session
...And woe betide thee who fails to stop play!
You're a brave man though; I wouldn't dare touch the cushions.
Edited by Great Pretender on Wednesday 11th November 13:32
Great Pretender said:
I laughed out loud when I read your last sentence; for that all too familiar metal scrapes metal, clack as a key is turned in the door signals the untimely demise of another hard-earned gaming session
...And woe betide thee who fails to stop play!
...And woe betide thee who fails to stop play!
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