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yeah, we gotta get out on the racetrack sometimes and have some real fun.. roads are too restrictive for the skyline powers..

certain cars and stuff me see just make me slow down because i've only got like 2 points left.. hey i coulda even lost my license last night and not even know it :D Just on my way back home for a bit right now i saw another farking revenue raiser setting up.. i wanna throw paint at him on the way back..hehe

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straight line... round a corner.. all of the above.. its just you can give it almost some full fun, but not quite because always at the back of your mind its like "is that car behind me that cop that is gonna really piss off my next few months"

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