You know you have ALREADY played GT5 too much when...

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When you know Red, Gold, Yellow, Blue, and other colors in German, French, Italian, and English.
 
When you can't stop making car noises and pretending youre a car, Im a bit guilty about this, I can't wait to get my license next year!!!
 
When you call the police about a speeding vehicle in a 'speed limit' lobby. :/
 
When you can't stop making car noises and pretending youre a car, Im a bit guilty about this, I can't wait to get my license next year!!!

Yup! :guilty:
 
When you start thinking about getting the red an blue symbol tattooed on your arm.... i dont even have a tattoo :-/
 
When you total your car and say "No big deal. Ill just take it to GT Au- oh crap."
 
When your caught speeding on a public road and your wondering why you were fined instead of being given a 1/3 warning
 
When you go to a track day and ask if SRF is allowed
 
when you go to a track day and ask for the pp limit
 
When you look at the colors of the FGT and say what actual F1 manufacturer they are.

(Did this while doing the FGT championship - kept thinking I was driving for Force India.)
 
When you're playing Formula One Championship Edition. Full Race, get a little bored at lap 32 and start trying to press the horn, headlights and windscreen-wipers.....
 
When you watch 24 hours of Spa on TV and act suprised when the sun sets.
 
When you walk behind people to take advantage of a slip-stream.

I do this and actually tripped a girl up about 12 months back when I was too close before pulling out to overtake. That was an awkward situation.
 
When you see a wreck, you shout, "Kick the noobs!" Or "Host, clean up your room!"
 
Scuderia Paul
When you walk behind people to take advantage of a slip-stream.

I do this and actually tripped a girl up about 12 months back when I was too close before pulling out to overtake. That was an awkward situation.
:lol:
 
Scuderia Paul
When you walk behind people to take advantage of a slip-stream.

I do this and actually tripped a girl up about 12 months back when I was too close before pulling out to overtake. That was an awkward situation.

Lmao wtf
 
scuderia paul
when you walk behind people to take advantage of a slip-stream.

I do this and actually tripped a girl up about 12 months back when i was too close before pulling out to overtake. That was an awkward situation.

lmfao
 
When you walk behind people to take advantage of a slip-stream.

I do this and actually tripped a girl up about 12 months back when I was too close before pulling out to overtake. That was an awkward situation.

What.

But.

I don't even know how to respond to this.
 
When you walk behind people to take advantage of a slip-stream.

I do this and actually tripped a girl up about 12 months back when I was too close before pulling out to overtake. That was an awkward situation.

Dang...I think that almost ended this thread.

Who can top that?

Edit: When GT5 helps you with your color theory class in graphic design
This hasn't happened to me, but it's just a though
 
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When you don't see the sun for a few weeks, that's when you have played a bit much.
 
when its 5pm in real life but 1am in gt5 and u feel tired
 
VBR
...you're walking around a corner on the pavement (sidewalk) & you naturally take the racing line, thinking to yourself: "Track in, apex, track out!"

When you walk behind people to take advantage of a slip-stream.

I do this and actually tripped a girl up about 12 months back when I was too close before pulling out to overtake. That was an awkward situation.


Dude, you're worse than me, I actually laughed out loud when I read that! I think I'm gonna have to start drafting people when out walking too.

;)
 
What.

But.

I don't even know how to respond to this.
I think that is how she would have reacted if I told her how it happened.

Dang...I think that almost ended this thread.

Who can top that?

Edit: When GT5 helps you with your color theory class in graphic design
This hasn't happened to me, but it's just a though
We are friends now as it happens so it worked out in the end.

VBR
Dude, you're worse than me, I actually laughed out loud when I read that! I think I'm gonna have to start drafting people when out walking too.

;)

It is useful when late for work, or coming home, as you can shave 0.2s off your journey. That is over 1'40 a year!

Something to think about guys...
:)
 
When you ask what differential settings they are using when they mention their car has a limited slip dif.
 
When you walk behind people to take advantage of a slip-stream.

I do this and actually tripped a girl up about 12 months back when I was too close before pulling out to overtake. That was an awkward situation.

At least it wasn't a bump draft. Now that would have been awkward.
 
When you're in school, and in arts class, a friend starts playing the GT Auto music in his piano and you scream "Oh, that's from GT Auto!"
And then everyone stares at you. :(
 
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