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Its weird, its always that pair of old worn out sweat pants that look like
crap or something like that, that are the most comfortable to wear
but sometimes i get lucky, found a sweather not long ago that i found
very comfortable, and, it doesn`t look to bad either!! thats like winning the lottery
and shoes, getting harder and harder to find someting simple and black without
alot of crap on them, colors, lights and i dont know what - like those skatershoes,
they are usually a little wider and lower and sit well on the foot, and last forever
if you dont skate with them

Ultimate outfit:

One of those colored babtik-shirts mentioned above,
and one of those pants that MC Hammer loved so much
that would be a sight, maybe throw in a couple of those bright
yellow Doc Martin shoes.. yes, that does it

Can't touch this.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcNUx0-XEfw&feature=related[/youtube]

you read my mind hehe
*dancing wildly*

Look at those pants man!! !

actually, remember wearing some pants called Rubber Soul
many many years ago, there was enough space for three people
inside those snowboarderspants at the time

I looked into recently about the new banjo kazooie game, sudenly I have become very excited about it and has become one of my obsesions, so at the moment I am also playing viva pinata. A game where you have to look after and befriend pinatas.

""look after and befriend pinatas"".....pinatas..the things you hang
from the roof and then beat the crap out of..?

Yes, it is pretty interesting, they have even mad a kids show on it with simular graphics.

ooooooooooooh...thats gonna hurt tomorrow morning

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EuE4yKaJj4&feature=related[/youtube]

But it is cool to watch.

Indeed, but even cooler to do what a rush, i like
the dirtbikes and offroad driving, almost broke my neck
once, trying to jump a ditch, give full throttle and the bike
gives so i loose momentum and go head first into the ditch,
then the bike landed slam down ontop of me, really grinding
me into the ground and then it came to rest with the
very very hot exhaust pipe on top of my leg, that was a real b****

around the same time i went into the ditch, i also
did a not to bad car stunt that i have never been able to replicate since.
You know those big 200 liter oil barrels, one of those where laying flat
on the ground behind me, i put the car in revers and floor it (not knowing the
barrel is there) and suddenly theres a big boom and a big bump and i find myself
lokking down on the ground, hanging a little in the harness. The car hit the barrel,
and caught an edge so the barrel went up to an erect position, with the back of the
car halway on top of it, and then it just stood there not as bad as it sounds, i
was just playing around in a field with a dirt car. Two hours later i rolled three times
down a hill had one of those 4-point harness things and rollcage so didnt matter,
but immensly fun

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I am a bit afraid of driveing, it just feels like I have no control.

Thats how it feels often, practice makes it go away, just take it
nice and easy at your own pace and dont let others stress you
in traffic.

I learned to drive on fields and private property as a kid and that
was a big help to learn and understand cars, if i had tried to learn
it driving in a big city the first times i drove, i think i would have had
more trouble.

Still remember the first car i drove ever, a renault 12 or something
it was tiny and green and went around 40mph at the most i think
then i tried a mercedes 300 or something, diesel, with automatic gear change!!,
and from that moment on i knew i had to have a car with that its just
so laidback and easy, not to have that pesky clutch there

I know what you mean, I'm trying to learn how to drive a stick so I can have more control over the car...

One of my big fears is that I would hit someone as I might get the peddles mixed up, like I keep forgeting wheres the break.