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I thought Mike Skinner's career was going to take off when he got to Richard Childress Racing in Cup, but for whatever reason it didn't happen.

Sure, were each entitled to our own opinion.

I was talking about reading for fun, but yeah, my studies were probably affected too.

What music do you drive to?

Chrysler who were the parent company of Dodge at the time didn't have the wherewithal to win. Buddy Arrington may be the greatest Winston Cup driver ever to have gone winless. Otherwise my vote would go to J.D. McDuffie or Mike Skinner.

Thanks for the clarification.

My parents were starting to view me as really lazy and I also started thinking to myself that it would be a shame if I had to donate a bunch of books I didn't read when it came time to move, so I cut way back in terms of my video game play.

Yeah, it's awesome.

Back when I was addicted to gaming, I only came close to ruining my PS1 once. That was the day where I had a fourteen some odd hour marathon of GT2 and stupidly didn't save for a long time. The console did overheat, but it still works to this day.

What happens when a game is about to turn 24 years old, like my copies of NBA Live '98 and Car and Driver Grand Tour Racing '98?

I wanted to try the Ed Hunter PC game, but it's so old now that I'll have to find an emulator.

I find that my Amazon Fire 7 tablet is great for playing on Fun Trivia.com.

I know that I've probably said this before, but I think a good way to relax is to run a GT6 race that I'm fairly certain I'll win. One example is bringing a car right at the performance point limit to the Class Sports Car race at Rome. Once you've passed everyone it's actually really relaxing.

Also look for the Sunoco #94 Oldsmobile Cutlass of thee late '80's and early '90's, Harry Gant's Skoal #33 Olds and of course mid and late '80's Chevy Monte Carlo SSes. And '80's and '90's T-Birds, they may be Ford, but they look cool and they sometimes won. An underdog race car that looked kind of cool was Buddy Arrington's #67 Dodge Mirada of the early '80's.

There's definitely a satisfaction to be gained from completing a game, but I'm just not hellbent on it anymore.

I don't think I could like a game that only has one thing right about it. You have to give me more.

If the gameplay were bad enough it would be a deal-breaker. I can get other games for fifty cents at a local used bookstore.

If anything I play has a chance at this, then it would be Car and Driver Grand Tour Racing '98.

Pizza Boy from Twisted Metal 4. I'm not into the whole Ali G image, but he has a decent special weapon.

Unless I'm trying to race in the Coke 600 in a NASCAR game, I usually won't play for more than an hour or two.

Like I said earlier, I usually play at a real low volume and usually don't mess with in game volume.

I think it may have been GT6 for me. This was a few years ago. I really don't play for completion anymore, just for a fun time.

I play video games at low volumes because I'm near my dad's office when I'm gaming. I usually don't turn off music.

Maybe one of the Mario games at my cousin's house.

Is Mario Kart fun?