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btw... we all deffinitly have to have a PS2 LAN GT4 party at someones house sometime soon... me and christain LANed ours together tonight and played and it was awesome. everyone just needs to bring there ps2 with GT4 and a network adapter + a tv and we'll be set :)
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Get a rolling FD chassi, 20 b mid engine it and build an AWD drive train.
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No problem, I just need to buy a network adaptor :)
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Originally Posted by Tofuball
And Akuma, most FC RX-7s run around 3K. 10K is rediculous.
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Originally Posted by eage8
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whoa whoa whoa.
the only thing that deserves the name cunt around here is a female body part. |
Originally Posted by falnfenix
whoa whoa whoa.
the only thing that deserves the name cunt around here is a female body part. Lord knows the both of them already act like they have a matching set.... :rolleyes: And Christian, stop posting goddamn owned pics you bastard... :rlaugh: |
the dickhead keeps bringing it back up. not me
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why not END it like a big boy? ;) you two fight worse than an old married couple.
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i keep my discussions related to this channel. speaking of...anyone know a shop that will swap out the block on my car for cheap? i dont have the time/space/tools to do it myself now and i need to get it back up and running by May
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Originally Posted by AkumaKuruma
in MINT condition with perfect paint and no cosmetic damage, and non cracked interior?
UNLESS it is an S5 manual 'vert, GTUs, or S5 TII. Those can go over $5K in minty condition. |
Originally Posted by AkumaKuruma
i keep my discussions related to this channel.
sorry, but the insults are a bit tiring. :rolleyes: |
yes they are but im in a bad mood since he keeps pushing it. he should go back to his square pistons and just shut up cuz i dont care
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its the annoying kid syndrom...you keep ignoring and ignoring and ignoring...but eventually you wanna choke the living crap out of the kid to make him shut up
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hmm, lots of tension...
so i guess getting the rolling chassis is out of the question for me now, guess I'll just keep saving for a non running decent FC. |
Get fong's GTUs! :D
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Originally Posted by AkumaKuruma
its the annoying kid syndrom...you keep ignoring and ignoring and ignoring...but eventually you wanna choke the living crap out of the kid to make him shut up
that, or leave the forum for awhile till YOU cool down. he continues because he knows he's egging you on. though the square pistons thing...yeah, i'm keeping my opinions to myself on that one... :rlaugh: |
Originally Posted by AkumaKuruma
yes they are but im in a bad mood since he keeps pushing it. he should go back to his square pistons and just shut up cuz i dont care
you're proving you do by responding. just LET IT GO for chrissakes...spare the rest of us. |
well stop bringing it back up then
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Third Annual Cherry Blossom Anime Marathon
Saturday, April 2, 2005, 11 am, 1:30 pm, 4 pm, 7 pm, Meyer Auditorium In celebration of this year's Cherry Blossom Festival, the Freer presents a day-long festival of four Japanese Anime films, all in 35mm. In addition to the films, Gilles Poitras, author of Anime Essentials and The Anime Companion, will be on hand to introduce the films and sign books, artist and animator Steve Bennett will conduct a drawing workshop in our Imaginasia Classroom at 2:00 PM, and the DC Anime Club will put on a costume show. Tickets for all films will be available on a first-come, first-served basis beginning at 10:30 AM. See individual film descriptions on this page. This event is made possible by the Japan Information and Culture Center of the Embassy of Japan, and Otakorp, Inc. Tokyo Godfathers Saturday, April 2, 2005, 11:00 am, Meyer Auditorium From Satoshi Kon, director of Perfect Blue and Millennium Actress, comes another charming and visually arresting fable. In it, three homeless people, an alcoholic, a middle-aged transvestite, and a teenage runaway discover an abandoned baby on Christmas and set off on a journey of wonder through Kon's surreally-rendered Tokyo in search of its family. (2003, 91 min., Japanese w/ English subtitles, PG-13) More information This film is part of the Third Annual Cherry Blossom Anime Marathon. Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence Saturday, April 2, 2005, 1:30 pm, Meyer Auditorium Familiarity with anime visionary Mamoru Oshii's original Ghost in the Shell is not required to appreciate its equally dazzling sequel. Prepare to have your mind blown either way. Oshii's vision of a future in which the line between humans and machines has been almost entirely erased fuses traditional 2-dimensional animation with 3D computer graphics to create an indescribably rich visual experience that simply must be experienced on the big screen. (2004, 99 min., Japanese w/ English subtitles, PG-13) More information This film is part of the Third Annual Cherry Blossom Anime Marathon. Tree of Palme Saturday, April 2, 2005, 4:00 pm, Meyer Auditorium Takashi Nakamura directed this futuristic version of the classic Pinocchio story. Set on a desert planet, it tells the story of Palme, a wooden robot created by an elderly doctor to care for his ailing wife. When she dies, Palme ceases to function until a mysterious woman appears asking for his help, sending him on his at times hilarious, at times haunting journey to become a real boy. (2001, 136 min., Japanese w/ English subtitles, TV-14) More information This film is part of the Third Annual Cherry Blossom Anime Marathon. Appleseed Saturday, April 2, 2005, 7:00 pm, Meyer Auditorium This sci-fi spectacle from Shinji Aramaki takes place in a future city where humans are connected to a race of scientifically enhanced "bioroids" by a godlike computer system. When the bioroids need help to survive, a butt-kicking female cop has to go in search of a computer program called Apple Seed to extend their life spans. Based on a manga by Masamune Shirow, who also inspired the Ghost in the Shell movies, Aramaki's vision of the future is equal parts fast-paced action and mind bending philosophy. (2004, 103 min., rated R) More information This film is part of the Third Annual Cherry Blossom Anime Marathon. |
>.< another saturday i work...grmf.
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Originally Posted by AkumaKuruma
well stop bringing it back up then
stop fighting back, hon...you're so defensive that it's EASY to attack you. if you take the stance of someone who doesn't care(and acts on that...by ignoring every attack) you'll end up winning out. |
Originally Posted by YF19
Third Annual Cherry Blossom Anime Marathon
Saturday, April 2, 2005, 11 am, 1:30 pm, 4 pm, 7 pm, Meyer Auditorium In celebration of this year's Cherry Blossom Festival, the Freer presents a day-long festival of four Japanese Anime films, all in 35mm. In addition to the films, Gilles Poitras, author of Anime Essentials and The Anime Companion, will be on hand to introduce the films and sign books, artist and animator Steve Bennett will conduct a drawing workshop in our Imaginasia Classroom at 2:00 PM, and the DC Anime Club will put on a costume show. Tickets for all films will be available on a first-come, first-served basis beginning at 10:30 AM. See individual film descriptions on this page. This event is made possible by the Japan Information and Culture Center of the Embassy of Japan, and Otakorp, Inc. Tokyo Godfathers Saturday, April 2, 2005, 11:00 am, Meyer Auditorium From Satoshi Kon, director of Perfect Blue and Millennium Actress, comes another charming and visually arresting fable. In it, three homeless people, an alcoholic, a middle-aged transvestite, and a teenage runaway discover an abandoned baby on Christmas and set off on a journey of wonder through Kon's surreally-rendered Tokyo in search of its family. (2003, 91 min., Japanese w/ English subtitles, PG-13) More information This film is part of the Third Annual Cherry Blossom Anime Marathon. Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence Saturday, April 2, 2005, 1:30 pm, Meyer Auditorium Familiarity with anime visionary Mamoru Oshii's original Ghost in the Shell is not required to appreciate its equally dazzling sequel. Prepare to have your mind blown either way. Oshii's vision of a future in which the line between humans and machines has been almost entirely erased fuses traditional 2-dimensional animation with 3D computer graphics to create an indescribably rich visual experience that simply must be experienced on the big screen. (2004, 99 min., Japanese w/ English subtitles, PG-13) More information This film is part of the Third Annual Cherry Blossom Anime Marathon. Tree of Palme Saturday, April 2, 2005, 4:00 pm, Meyer Auditorium Takashi Nakamura directed this futuristic version of the classic Pinocchio story. Set on a desert planet, it tells the story of Palme, a wooden robot created by an elderly doctor to care for his ailing wife. When she dies, Palme ceases to function until a mysterious woman appears asking for his help, sending him on his at times hilarious, at times haunting journey to become a real boy. (2001, 136 min., Japanese w/ English subtitles, TV-14) More information This film is part of the Third Annual Cherry Blossom Anime Marathon. Appleseed Saturday, April 2, 2005, 7:00 pm, Meyer Auditorium This sci-fi spectacle from Shinji Aramaki takes place in a future city where humans are connected to a race of scientifically enhanced "bioroids" by a godlike computer system. When the bioroids need help to survive, a butt-kicking female cop has to go in search of a computer program called Apple Seed to extend their life spans. Based on a manga by Masamune Shirow, who also inspired the Ghost in the Shell movies, Aramaki's vision of the future is equal parts fast-paced action and mind bending philosophy. (2004, 103 min., rated R) More information This film is part of the Third Annual Cherry Blossom Anime Marathon. |
probably dc...near the Mall, maybe?
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