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If you liked the thread by Erick than you will like this.. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6514168251893889573

yo u look like paul oakenfold in that flyer feliz anniversario i'll get u ur bday shot when im out the same weekend ur celebrating o seu anniversario

my party

yeah like in a year from now > 365 long days from now. 24 hours per day...ok let me stop you get the point.. homo alert

yay

ok baby

that driver is a true dare devil what a great video great ending :'(

:-* get a room

stop hatin fewl ! .........Portugal is gonna go Far ! what took you so long to respond? Y u online ? ..arent you suppose to be celebrating Bocas Championship !?? :-X ;D anybody can choke......shoot , argentina did so in WC02 ........ ...for this WC Portugal IMO is obligated to ATLEAST reach the Quarter Finals .....anything less is a bad presence . Obligated to reach what nigga? Come on dude you guys aren't fav for anything nor to reach anything. You guys are all hype and are there to make the best of it and "try" to make history for the first time,Portugal has no history and lost to Greece not once but twice playing @ HOME in the last edition of the Eurocup. As for choke, its not for anyone cause it doesnt fit small teams w/ no history. Yes Argentina choked in 2002 cause we had a good team and were favorites and that Argentina like Brazil or any other country with history and players of the caliber that we have had for WCs are always expected to reach far in any contest but shyt happens.As for your Portugal querido where or how far are they expected to reach? Besides their fans cause I dont think nor heard anyone talk about Portugal. But then again once its game time, its on all bs aside.Hey I do think Portugal has a good team but thats about it.No worries you can always root for Brazil like every other person does. 8)

party animals

US is only good at their own sports... US made it to the quarter finals last time. Its only a matter of time. Not in our lifetime

Exactly. My opinion: In order to truly begin to race, you must first test yourself in a controlled environment, i.e. at a track against a clock. Once you know youreself, your limits, and your weaknesses, THEN you can pit yourself against other drivers. NASCAR's appeal is that its a more spectator friendly sport, the technology is easier to follow, the sponsors are household names etc. Its also a uniquely american sport. Though i hate NASCAR. I prefer F1. Yeehaw!!! www.myspace.com/yeehaw

US is only good at their own sports...

was there last year for nye

interesante

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The driver still shifts using a sequential gearbox with steering wheel mounted buttons. It's not an automatic. And no it's not that gimmicky tiptronic BS transmission that you see in 90% of the cars nowadays. A sequential gearbox actually shifts faster than a human being. Very few street cars actually have a sequential gearbox. The New M5, the M3 and pretty much all the Ferraris. Nearly every race car that has a manual transmission uses the sequential approach rather than the "H" pattern. There are four main reasons for this preference: The sequential shift is quicker. For example, to go from 2nd to 3rd gear on the "H" pattern, you have to push the lever up, over and up again. That takes time. On a sequential gearbox, you simply push the lever up for every gear change. The sequential shift is consistent. You do not have to think, "Let's see, I'm in second gear so I have to go up-over-up to get to third." You simply push the lever forward -- it's the same motion for every gear. The hand location is consistent. With the "H" pattern, the location of the shift lever changes, so you have to think about where to put your hand depending on which gear you are in. With a sequential gearbox, the shift lever is always in the same place for the next shift. The sequential shift has no surprises. If you mis-shift with the "H" pattern in a race (for example, down-shifting to 2nd when you meant to go to 4th), it is possible to blow up the engine. That can never happen with a sequential gearbox. The other advantage is that the sequential shift lever takes up less space in the race car cockpit. You only need space for the forward/backward motion of the lever, not left/right. This photo shows the gear shift lever of the Motorola Champ car. The gear shift lever is to the driver's right. The car has a sequential six-speed transmission, so instead of the H-pattern seen on a normal manual transmission, the shifter moves in a straight line. Nearly all race transmissions use the sequential shift approach. The drum is rotated manually by a lever in the cockpit, or it is rotated by solenoids, pneumatics or hydraulics that are activated electronically. In the electronic case, the driver has a pair of paddle switches on the steering wheel to control the mechanism and never has to move his/her hands from the steering wheel. Because of the advantages of the sequential approach, this type of transmission is starting to appear on cars in the high-end tuner market. A sequential manual transmission is not to be confused with a "tiptronic" sort of automatic transmission. The tiptronic system may duplicate the shift lever motion of a sequential gearbox. However, because a tiptronic transmission is an automatic transmission at its core, it still has the torque converter and usually does not shift as quickly. wow i did not know that...

Broy, do you have a girlfriend? Me and my girlfriends were at Nocturnal and we thought you were fine as hell! Are you Brazilian? Anyway, don't worry about what these guys say, Nocturnal is awesome! Its now our favorite club to go to, (Space is our other favorite! sorry ) When we come back, can I Dance on your bar again? lol there's only one brazilian up in here....go on...

will the host be giving away oranges too?

aren't you lucky

if you wanna go real ghetto than u might as well go w/ the real men's beer! 40's!

trying to get some sleep till the world cup...like i said cya in the finals... god bless