) and lastly, I want to know how to force intake restrictions (which I believe has already been done but I would still like to know how its done
), as well as removing the weight restrictions that are taken from the Master Server.
so that in future, you won't get annoyed by my numerous script requests and so that I don't have to write a ton of threads asking for things
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. I like the idea of drawing a line of objects easily. One of the things that scared me away from making layouts in LFS was having to place each object with equal distances.
. Will have a go of this layout later tonight.
. I guess a lot of people respect Tristan's opinion on the matter. Very disappointing and suprising. I know that some people can have work or are busy but there are definitely more than 14 who can compete.
so can you be a bit more specific?
. Anyway, since I was using a Sidewinder before where the brake pedal was very light, I'm not really used to the stiffness of the brake pedal of the G25 and then heel and toe makes it even harder since I lift my heel from the brake pedal so then I lose brake pressure because of some muscle strain. Anyway, anyone here know a good way to use my feet to do heel and toe efficiently whilst still having a strong amount of brake pressure?
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so any particular system to go by for the SAT? I've got around 6 books (CollegeBoard and Princeton Review) for both English and Maths but they're all tests which I will start practicing on but would anyone here have system for studying for this?
. Guess I'm a bit of a nerd in that way 
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, I honestly placed 2 papers in a hat and pulled one out and it was FE Rallycross.
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I might install it again actually 
. I wasn't born in those days so I forgot about him but definitely Keijo Rosberg was one of the greats. I never watched him racing but I guess I put him waay up there with the other 3 although really, I'd take out Kovalainen, drop Raikkonen to 3rd and put Keijo in 2nd behind Hakkinen
. I dunno, hard to judge whos better, Keijo or Hakkinen since they were driving at different times with different equipment but I guess Keijo deserves a lot of appreciation since he was one of the drivers where it took a "man" to drive those cars in those days 
. True, its hard to compare Hakkinen and Raikkonen since they've never competed properly against each other but I think Hakki is the best out of the 3 because he was by far, the strongest challenger for the championship when Schumacher was around. There were like 2 groups, there were all the loyal Hakkinen fans and then all the loyal Schumacher fans. They were 2 rivals who exchanged wins all the time. Raikkonen, however, didn't beat Schumacher much.
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