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2004-06-29, 03:30 AM
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I LIVE IN ENGLAND
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Saw that video a few months ago... In theory, what the driver did isn't actually pretty hard, but in practice, that's obviously different.
I can do it on Gran Turismo 3, but videogames != Real life driving skills. 
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2004-06-29, 11:16 AM
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Lightbulb Collector
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Wow...but why do they always choose shitty cars to escape in? I'd put at least a supercharger on that thing before trying anything.
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