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Russ, I call shotgun for some long wang action... sounds so dirty... And to whoever else has space I might try and sleaze some rides :D

Everyone knows you like long wang action.

rain would make it a lil more interesting haha =P

and crap!

and crap!

Only for you RWD girls, ATTESSA will make mince meat of the wet!

You RWD kids had epic advantage with dooorifto/tech/tight maps last time anyway :whistling:

I had a vision the other night. Aaron will bring a set of rims up for me, and there will be changeover for afternoon circle work :teehee:

Only for you RWD girls, ATTESSA will make mince meat of the wet!

You RWD kids had epic advantage with dooorifto/tech/tight maps last time anyway :whistling:

I had a vision the other night. Aaron will bring a set of rims up for me, and there will be changeover for afternoon circle work :teehee:

I missed the tight tech maps last time...

I now have an overpowered, over tyred car for skidpan so I'll probably be slow like all the GTR's now :D

Lol...the awd vs rwd trash talk is starting early this time...

PS: Rain at deca sucks...both for drivers and volunteers...

Someone had to get it going! :pirate:

I'm well aware of how badly rain sucks. I have the crown for being the most wet volunteer EVER at DECA.

Wonder if people still have the pics of it lol. Was a few years ago now, torrential rain, and here was me standing on the skidpan starting people for a good 30-40mins

Dedication some called it, I think it was stupidity.

I missed the tight tech maps last time...

I now have an overpowered, over tyred car for skidpan so I'll probably be slow like all the GTR's now :D

hahaha I welcome you to the brotherhood then :P

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