Who are we?

Greg Goissen wrote:

I was there last saturday too my girlfriend is from bratislava( i like old city) ... I was at Praha ( Prague) so nice city too

My wife has relatives in Bratislava, so little visit from Friday to Sunday.
Can you say something Slovak? Between Slovak and Czech
little difference to understand without problems .....
When you visit the Czech Republic can give a couple of beers
Pilsner Urguel ..... best beer .............

Ludovic Tiengou wrote:

Greg Goissen wrote:

I was there last saturday too my girlfriend is from bratislava( i like old city) ... I was at Praha ( Prague) so nice city too

Tu pourras alors répondre à Roman en tchèque (rien de mieux que les cours du soir pour apprendre une langue)
... oups à Bratislava on parle slovaque. Pas très bien vu les différences entre les deux langues ceci dit.

Czech or Slovak with no problems.
What's worse is that the English language.

@Patrick : elle a plutot l art de casser les voitures ... je n en dirais pas plus sous peine que vous me retrouviez dans la prochaine page nécrologique

@ ludo : il n y a quasiment pas de différences entre le Tchèque et le Slovaque , plus une différence d accent que je ne percois pas ( ce qui la rend folle)

@ Roman , Yes I speak a little bit Slovak , some sentences or expression , " na zdravie "

Greg Goissen wrote:

@Patrick : elle a plutot l art de casser les voitures ... je n en dirais pas plus sous peine que vous me retrouviez dans la prochaine page nécrologique
, " na zdravie "

Elles font toutes exprés de mettre nos joujoux dans le mur. Toutes mes exs le faisaient pour me faire rager. Et mon ex futur (enfin si elle arretait un peu de me tenir à distance) adore faire de meme

sinon à la tienne aussi Greg. Za zrdavie...c'est presque pareil en russe

Faute de Grives, on mange des Merles...c'est l'époque qui veut ça, ma fille apprendra sur un simulateur. Dans une M1 quand même, on est pas des bêtes !

faudrait pas qu elle soit plus rapide que le pere sinon ca sentirai le début de la fin

Christian Steu wrote:

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Faute de Grives, on mange des Merles...c'est l'époque qui veut ça, ma fille apprendra sur un simulateur. Dans une M1 quand même, on est pas des bêtes !

Christian i have no idea what you say
but its nice to see your love for the M1 ....

I Love the concentration on your daughters face
it says it all Nice Picture

Greg: Elle a affaire à un renard, mais je lui souhaite.

Carl: I discover the M1 mod, and more I play, more I like it

I've been away for a long time from the HSO forum. Now that I'm back on the roots, I thought I should post a picture of myself to mark my return, lol.

Here is me and my serious face after a 30 km bike ride

sorry mate but are you sure you are 21 years ?

Greg Goissen wrote:

sorry mate but are you sure you are 21 years ?

I have now also a small beard and clearly for 5-7 years, I look older!
I confess my photos in avatar 2 years. This is the last course of university.

Greg Goissen wrote:

sorry mate but are you sure you are 21 years ?

lol, people say I look older and yeah I think I look older too. Anyway, I'm already a balding guy, so thats bad.

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Anyway, I'm already a balding guy, so thats bad.

Nah, everybody knows that bald men are a more evolutioned and sophisticated specimen. Do monkeys become bald? There you have it (And yes I'm becoming bald quite fast, my evolution seems to be speeding up lately )

And women love it !

le team Mclaren F1 79 en force le week end dernier chez moi a Hossegor .

( tout le monde aura reconnu notre cher Marcus en ma compagnie ) , on a bien rigolé ensemble , des que c est possible ca fait toujours plaisir de pouvoir rencontrer un pote du simracing )

Hehe coolos !

Super Greg et Marcus

Me voila,



Au volant de mon boxster à lurcy avec Jean Marc Bachelier en tant qu'instructeur



Une petite rigolote à magny cours école lors de la fusion porsche vw



Roulage en formule renault au val de vienne (très bon)



A lurcy en avec la 964

What do you like best the 964 or the boxter? I drove once a Boxter, was interesting as I had never driven any mid-engined car before and the owner is a good friend of mine who allowed me to push it a bit but always wondered what it's like to drive a rear engine car ...

It is so different. The boxster is a modern car with a linear engine and has a very good balance (like the cayman which can be very effective on a race track). It's really hard to hit the limit but when you hit the limit it's too late, you are spining. But it's mainly a convertible and it's very cool cruising when the sun is here.

The 964, well it's a 911, already with modern equipment of course. First time i drove it, i was very careful cause i didn't know where was the limit in fast trurns for example. The sound of mine is a kind of magic with a slightly modified exhaust.

I would go for the 964 as the real deal for fun but the boxster is a dream for spring days

I have never driven a 911, but have been as passenger in a 2WD 964. It might just have been my subjective impression, but I noticed that the front train was somehow "floating" and it felt as if the yawing axis (Or pivot turn point) of the car was really back behind. It's a sensation, I don't know how to express it with words, but it felt as if there is a giant nail going through the engine and nailing the car to the ground below it and behind the rear axle, and the whole car turns around it. I can well understand that, with the rear so firmly settled and being so important in the car overall weight and balance, it must at first be really scary the idea of having it swing to the outside of the turn in oversteer fashion The boxter in turn felt as if it would easily do 4-wheel slides (I didn't try it or even come close to that).

Je me disais bien que tu n'avais pas 22 ans Laurent.

vous l attendiez tous , je vous l avait promis , voici notre cher Marcus sur la plage entouré par quelques demoiselles ( des eleves a lui ) quel coquin

Ah bizarrement il demande plus à ce qu'on lui donne de l'espace là.