'92, weren't they still RWD or something, back when Corollas were cool?

To be clear, my '99 is one of those annoying crapolabox ones that blocks up the roads everywhere you go..

Unless I'm driving it lol...
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g72/06gtpony/GTAMC%20Track%20Day%20-%20May%2015%202013/DSC_0726.jpg

Poor POS car :(

Oh and I thought the Corolla would disintegrate, but it made it. All that really happened was 50% wear on a set of brand new front pads that I put on fresh for the day.
Give it an oil change first too :)

If you have not been on the track, do it - it's a different world.

When I first started racing in ~'95, I already thought of myself as a fairly accomplished driver when it came to car control and picking fast lines. Once I got on the track I learned how wrong I was. You simply can't drive like that on the road unless you are on a closed stage or something. There is always too much to think about, too many compromises to worry about. On the track, you don't have to worry about as much of that and you can concentrate on perfecting the lines and not worrying about getting 'stuck' in a tree (It was this thought that started me out in racing).

Do it :)

Fun innit. I know I stung some egos bad that day.

Had a lot of fun too as it was my first time on the track in about 13 years. People talk about some cars not being fun to drive, I reckon any car can be fun if you try hard enough :)

You may jest, but I recently took my '99 Corolla (Automatic, on worn out no-name (Wanli) winter tyres) to a track day with Mustangs and was catching up with some of them :)

Sure, those drivers probably don't know how to drive fast (Everyone has to learn, right!) or were too scared to scratch their precious, but come on, seriously? A Corolla faster than a Mustang? That should not be :)

Made me chuckle inside at least :)

And Wensleydale cheese.

Or.. wait a sec, did I sign up for the wrong interplanetary settlement mission? CRAP!!!

Yes. I came here to comment about this :)

Incorrect; It's fairly standard procedure to have a fallback for when the hosting provider of the scripts is down. In this case, you have all the benefits of hosting it externally without the increase in potential downtime.

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Yep, I also use mine (Not the one I linked to) for working on the car. Gone are the days of propping up a torch. Love it!

That was just a cheap example, in case OP responded with "Not paying that much". I have others, but that would suffice for taking the dog out for a crap.

Try one of these, they are great for this kind of stuff.

http://www.amazon.com/Energizer-Industrial-Headlight-Batteries-Included/dp/B00352O79U

I may look a tool wearing one, but since discovering it, i'll never turn back to handheld torches for poking around the garden.

Me too. I came here to post this :)

VALIDATE ME!!!

Surely it would just look like light (with a different 'colour'). Things that block it would not appear to give off light, things that allow it to pass would appear to glow, and things that reflect it would just be visible if there is already some ambient wifi 'light' to reflect.

Is this actually how things work at these lower frequencies? Or would it work completely differently in regards to how it refracts/reflects etc?

THIS!