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YOUR RESEARCHhow freq. you visit this forum?
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I think I check the forum an average of two to three times per day.
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The worry is that I'll miss the latest and greatest mod or tip that being discussed (or reviled). This is more fun that sitting in a country club. Of course, my GF thinks I'm insane typing away at the computer with my Porsche pals.
Are you talking on average? Sometimes I check multiple times per hour, sometimes I'll actually miss several days. So much for the categories of the poll?
depends... if i am at the local starbucks with a coffee in one hand and my laptop on the other.... i stay on for hours...... if not answering, i am reading up on the p-car....... fascinated......!
I wake up and look forward to the posts by Dell and arr0gant. You never know what you're going to get.
Dell, you seem much more calm and at peace after your move and GT3 purchase. Who wouldn't be?
Dell, you keep modding your signature: what does 12H, 84S, and A7W mean? And please let it not be something so blatantly obvious that I look like a giant buffoon.
The thing I noticed is that when my car was in the shop recently for about two weeks, it dramatically cut back on my Rennlist checking. I was even going a full 24-48h without.
Ugh, and now finals are causing the same thing.
But other than that... 5 times/day? Depends on how interesting things shape up to be. There are definitely slow days.
I am praying at the Altar of RENNLIST from 1 to 20 times a day, depending on the day. Also depends if I am in the "midst of a mod" or have a PCar malfunction.
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