u/titanium_bruno

Doing some work for a friend and I need to find the starter relay. Anyone know where its at?

It was a last minute decision so im headed up to AMP solo today. Anyone else gonna be there today?

Ill spare yall the details. But I could use some cheering up. Show me your best fan art for the show.

Who is your favorite Wolfenstein character from all iterations. Mine is Fergus. Literally used the name Fergus on my name plates in racing games for years because of that fool. Never expected comedic relief in a horror game.

Which one was more satisfying to be on Uber. NWO or NC.

For me, NWO felt more playable through the game. Maybe bevause I already had every perk. NC i hopped on and went straight to Uber, no perks. That i think gave me a little bias because I was absolutely thrilled when I finished NC on Uber. That final boss fight was nuts. But somehow I was so engrossed in the fight I didnt even realize I was at the games end. Was almost dazed when it went to that final scene and im just like "its really over".

I enjoyed NWO on Uber more but definitely felt like I did something when I finished NC on Uber.

And I dont mean the one you own. I mean, why did you end up here? Is it your favorite car? Why does it mean something to you?

For me growing up my dad always loved them and would point them out or even stop to look at them if a dealership had a few in the lot. This was early 90s so the C5 model. I remember it being one of the first cars I could identify on sight. Then, my dad bought a 1976 Stingray with a manual when I was around 12 or 13. I loved riding around with the T tops off and those are some core memories for me as a child. Finally, at 16, he took me to a parking lot and taught me how to use a clutch in it. First time ever touching a clutch. I wasn't allowed to go past 1st gear but he let me drive it around the parking lot. A few years later after I had been daily driving a manual pick up truck he let me take it out on the road once.

Throughout my life that car gave me so many memories and they're just really cool looking cars

And thats just the personal nostalgia. They are unequivocally the best american race car. Since its inception there has never been a discontinuation. It has won numerous championships. It is what most people outside of America think of when they imagine a "fast car from America". Yes, many cars have history, but the corvette is easily one of the most respected American vehicles around the planet. And I didnt even know all that growing up. I just thought it was a cool car, like a Viper lol

And I dont mean the one you own. I mean, why did you end up here? Is it your favorite car? Why does it mean something to you?

For me, mid 30s, growing up my dad always loved them and would point them out or even stop to look at them if a dealership had a few in the lot. This was early 90s so the C5 model. I remember it being one of the first cars I could identify on sight. Then, my dad bought a 1976 Stingray with a manual when I was around 12 or 13. I loved riding around with the T tops off and those are some core memories for me as a child. Finally, at 16, he took me to a parking lot and taught me how to use a clutch in it. First time ever touching a clutch. I wasn't allowed to go past 1st gear but he let me drive it around the parking lot. A few years later after I had been daily driving a manual pick up truck he let me take it out on the road once.

Throughout my life that car gave me so many memories and they're just really cool looking cars

And thats just the personal nostalgia. They are unequivocally the best american race car. Since its inception there has never been a discontinuation. It has won numerous championships. It is what most people outside of America think of when they imagine a "fast car from America". Yes, many cars have history, but the corvette is easily one of the most respected American vehicles around the planet. And I didnt even know all that growing up. I just thought it was a cool car, like a Viper lol