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Official GTPlanet Member of the Fortnight [Member of the Week]
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Way to go Furi. 
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WTF, almost 26k posts?
That`s worth at least being MOTM (member of the month). Congrats Mr. Furi!
That`s worth at least being MOTM (member of the month). Congrats Mr. Furi!
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This week I bring to you someone with a weird fascination for people with "Snake" as their last name, and a lover of tacos. Ladies and gentleman, the newest member to join the Member of the Week madhouse, Liquid!
Is this Bush/Gore all over again? Who rigged the voting? Haha, it's a pleasure, and a bit of a surprise considering I've been pretty inactive lately. Nice to know the community cares.
I think it was a track list for GT5. I joined not long after GT5's release, so I'm still a bit of a n00b in longevity terms.
The Infield is my most typical haunt. It fits right in with one part of my sense of humour; super cheap, lowest common denominator. Know a joke about Stilton? Yeah, but it's a bit cheesy...
That aside, I love frequenting the OCE, as well as the Cars In General forum when I can.
I'd always been fascinated by trains and cars as a child, and for my 8th birthday my parents bought me a PlayStation with a copy of 'this car game' called Gran Turismo. Totally hooked, many memories of GVS in a Legacy GT-B on Arcade Mode. It wasn't until later that I got into the GT Mode, because as the dorky 8 year old child I wasand still am always used to ask my dad if I could "play on the mode you play on".
Well, I'm a huge fan of Metal Gear Solid and, despite his terrible British accent, Liquid Snake was just... super cool. I like villains. Especially those who are somewhat cultured and Machiavellian. You just want them to win, don't you?
Anyway, there's that side of it, and I just think that as a pseudonym/username, it's a pretty crisp sounding word. There was a user already called liquid [sic] when I signed up, who hadn't posted a single thing in seven years of having an account, so I was initially MazdaPrice, the lamest car pun I could think of. (NB - Asda Price is a British supermarket's ad slogan)
Both. Both have their positives, both have their negatives. I really don't get the fanboyish element of it all. I drink Coke and Pepsi, even though I prefer Coke. I like GT and Forza, even if I prefer GT. Each to their own like, but hey, I steer the hell away from the GT sections.
Well... Formula 1, Formula 1 97, Formula 1 99, Formula 1 2001, Formula 1 CE, Grands Prix 2 3 & 4, Toca 1, Toca 2, Toca Race Driver 3, Colin McRae Rally, Race07 and Wip3out have all given me so much pleasure over the years. But do I prefer them over GT? Some of them, definitely. The lure of F1 and BTCC is too great for me to resist.
From Blasphemy To Infamy,
The Thom Lovelock Story
Chapter I - An Apology
Now this is a very arbitrary question. Manly or girly on what? But I shan't fuss.
4-5.
Jordan and delete the drift forums.
Do I live out my life in the conspiratorial world of Metal Gear espionage, or do I go and live in Pallet Town, abandon my mum to live on her own and kill other people's pets with a Fukushima offspring?
Neither. I'd so love to be in Portal.
Some sort of championship involving executing the driver who is last on a given lap.
Connah's Quay has an apostrophe in it.
You mean, if it wasn't Jordan's creation? Hm, good question. I suppose so, but it wouldn't be the community we know. But if it was someone else's, we wouldn't exist in a world where we know any better and couldn't then compare it to Jordan's even though that's what we're doing now.
/Star Trek robot logic
Amateur voice acting and coin/note collecting.
Driving nothing at the moment! But there's a 1999 Honda Civic MB sitting on my drive back home in Wales.
Well, currently I'm playing Football Manager 2012 where I am a world class manager in my second spell with Wrexham where I made my glorious return to the club whose reputation I built after a 7 year stint coaching abroad and immediately turned it around from midtable to championship winners and....
You get the idea.
Starship - Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now
George Formby - When I'm Cleaning Windows
Billy Ocean - When The Going Gets Tough
Sonata Arctica - Letter To Dana
Because Danny and I found that manipulating a sign to say Liquid Ass was quite funny, and appropriate.
d) All of the above. I am a connoisseur who enjoys certain games regardless of age, quality and price.
No. Because I am poor and will not afford it. However, I shall buy it once the good bundles are out, and cheaper, and the initial problems are fixed.
Manual as a personal choice. But I can definitely see the advantages of autos in certain situations.
Iron Maiden - Fear Of The Dark
Sonata Arctica - Ecliptica
George Carlin - Napalm & Silly Putty
3?
I very seriously consider the rest of a fair chunk of society to be the crazy ones.
Rubens Barrichello. Always my racing hero. But hey, while I'm here, shoutouts to Steve Soper, Frank Biela, Gerhard Berger, Jim Clark and Alain Menu.
Some introductory thread I got embarrassed about and erased when I got premium. Nothing at all like the cultured Celt I am today.
Not one! I'm careful with my hardware.
I'm answering this MOTW in a Greek hotel toilet.
Uh, not long after joining, I disappeared for about half a year. Then I came back, became a regular and any absences now are at least explained.
Well, FoolKiller is someone I have admiration for because of his health status. Inspiring to me. And that's notwithstanding his near immaculate posting etiquette which I respect hugely.
IT DOESN'T MATTER IF IT'S READY
/The Rock
Cross it with a kettle and a geometry set for a Hippo-pot-enuse?
Any good quality pun session. I've only heard stories of what happened in the old days...
Not officially, but I have brokered races between myself and a few of my friends on here, in addition to sporadic races in Logan's Lounge.
You'd need a lobotomy to access it, unfortunately.
Tacos rule.
B1: What is the answer to this question?
B2: Who is Norman Lamot?
Is this Bush/Gore all over again? Who rigged the voting? Haha, it's a pleasure, and a bit of a surprise considering I've been pretty inactive lately. Nice to know the community cares.
I think it was a track list for GT5. I joined not long after GT5's release, so I'm still a bit of a n00b in longevity terms.
The Infield is my most typical haunt. It fits right in with one part of my sense of humour; super cheap, lowest common denominator. Know a joke about Stilton? Yeah, but it's a bit cheesy...
That aside, I love frequenting the OCE, as well as the Cars In General forum when I can.
I'd always been fascinated by trains and cars as a child, and for my 8th birthday my parents bought me a PlayStation with a copy of 'this car game' called Gran Turismo. Totally hooked, many memories of GVS in a Legacy GT-B on Arcade Mode. It wasn't until later that I got into the GT Mode, because as the dorky 8 year old child I was
Well, I'm a huge fan of Metal Gear Solid and, despite his terrible British accent, Liquid Snake was just... super cool. I like villains. Especially those who are somewhat cultured and Machiavellian. You just want them to win, don't you?
Anyway, there's that side of it, and I just think that as a pseudonym/username, it's a pretty crisp sounding word. There was a user already called liquid [sic] when I signed up, who hadn't posted a single thing in seven years of having an account, so I was initially MazdaPrice, the lamest car pun I could think of. (NB - Asda Price is a British supermarket's ad slogan)
Both. Both have their positives, both have their negatives. I really don't get the fanboyish element of it all. I drink Coke and Pepsi, even though I prefer Coke. I like GT and Forza, even if I prefer GT. Each to their own like, but hey, I steer the hell away from the GT sections.
Well... Formula 1, Formula 1 97, Formula 1 99, Formula 1 2001, Formula 1 CE, Grands Prix 2 3 & 4, Toca 1, Toca 2, Toca Race Driver 3, Colin McRae Rally, Race07 and Wip3out have all given me so much pleasure over the years. But do I prefer them over GT? Some of them, definitely. The lure of F1 and BTCC is too great for me to resist.
From Blasphemy To Infamy,
The Thom Lovelock Story
Chapter I - An Apology
Now this is a very arbitrary question. Manly or girly on what? But I shan't fuss.
4-5.
Jordan and delete the drift forums.
Do I live out my life in the conspiratorial world of Metal Gear espionage, or do I go and live in Pallet Town, abandon my mum to live on her own and kill other people's pets with a Fukushima offspring?
Neither. I'd so love to be in Portal.
Some sort of championship involving executing the driver who is last on a given lap.
Connah's Quay has an apostrophe in it.
You mean, if it wasn't Jordan's creation? Hm, good question. I suppose so, but it wouldn't be the community we know. But if it was someone else's, we wouldn't exist in a world where we know any better and couldn't then compare it to Jordan's even though that's what we're doing now.
/Star Trek robot logic
Amateur voice acting and coin/note collecting.
Driving nothing at the moment! But there's a 1999 Honda Civic MB sitting on my drive back home in Wales.
Well, currently I'm playing Football Manager 2012 where I am a world class manager in my second spell with Wrexham where I made my glorious return to the club whose reputation I built after a 7 year stint coaching abroad and immediately turned it around from midtable to championship winners and....
You get the idea.
Starship - Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now
George Formby - When I'm Cleaning Windows
Billy Ocean - When The Going Gets Tough
Sonata Arctica - Letter To Dana
19. Why did you choose that avatar, and why is it not a monkey? (Don't ask me, I had nothing to do with this.)
Because Danny and I found that manipulating a sign to say Liquid Ass was quite funny, and appropriate.
d) All of the above. I am a connoisseur who enjoys certain games regardless of age, quality and price.
No. Because I am poor and will not afford it. However, I shall buy it once the good bundles are out, and cheaper, and the initial problems are fixed.
Manual as a personal choice. But I can definitely see the advantages of autos in certain situations.
Iron Maiden - Fear Of The Dark
Sonata Arctica - Ecliptica
George Carlin - Napalm & Silly Putty
3?
I very seriously consider the rest of a fair chunk of society to be the crazy ones.
Rubens Barrichello. Always my racing hero. But hey, while I'm here, shoutouts to Steve Soper, Frank Biela, Gerhard Berger, Jim Clark and Alain Menu.
Some introductory thread I got embarrassed about and erased when I got premium. Nothing at all like the cultured Celt I am today.
Not one! I'm careful with my hardware.
I'm answering this MOTW in a Greek hotel toilet.
Uh, not long after joining, I disappeared for about half a year. Then I came back, became a regular and any absences now are at least explained.
Well, FoolKiller is someone I have admiration for because of his health status. Inspiring to me. And that's notwithstanding his near immaculate posting etiquette which I respect hugely.
IT DOESN'T MATTER IF IT'S READY
/The Rock
Cross it with a kettle and a geometry set for a Hippo-pot-enuse?
Any good quality pun session. I've only heard stories of what happened in the old days...
Not officially, but I have brokered races between myself and a few of my friends on here, in addition to sporadic races in Logan's Lounge.
You'd need a lobotomy to access it, unfortunately.
Tacos rule.
Bonus Question These two additional inclusions are the brainchild of a staff member and must be answered as if you were a contestant on Jeopardy!, i.e. "What is a Computer?"
B1: This actor played Max Da Costa in Neill Blomkamp's "Elysium".
B2: She is my darling wife. (If you can't answer this... go away.)
B1: What is the answer to this question?
B2: Who is Norman Lamot?
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Congrats Liquid, nice interview!
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Congratulations, Liquid! A well deserved award and a great interview.
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Congrats Liquid. 👍
I was able to read your answers fluently...
I was able to read your answers fluently...
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Nice interview mate 👍
