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Do you ever think of an artist like Kenny Loggins? You say to yourself that his popular stuff was alright, but his newer stuff, you know that’s really experimental, that’s the stuff that is really awesome. You tell your friends about it and burn them copies on those ancient things we call compact discs, which hardly seem compact anymore…I digress.

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Forza 5: The tracks

•Bernese Alps

•Catalunya

•Spa

•Indianapolis

•Le Mans

•Laguna Seca

•Mount Panorama

•Prague

•Road Atlanta

•Sebring

•Silverstone

•Test Track Airfield

•Top Gear test track

•Yas Marina

No Nurburgring

Thanks goes to Dixon for showing me this.  Of all people, Dixon is the voice of reason.  How fucked up is that?

The women in the three photos above all have something in common:

1. They photographed something that they thought was funny, but was perceived as insensitive.

2. They published said photo to social media.

3. Their lives were ruined.

The PS4 is nearly upon us, and for the life of me, I can't find a damn launch game to play on it.  I originally had the plan of going with Watch Dogs, with Drive Club as the backup racing game - I suck at racing games, so a f2p game that I can grow with sounds pretty nifty.  Alas, these two are delayed, so what is there really to get?  Knack seems to be missing the mark so far, and I believe the xbox will be my lead platform for multiplats due to my preference for the xbox style controller.

The XBox One Tour finally made its official stop in North Texas, in Dallas' eclectic Deep Ellum area. They were passing out all sorts of prizes, shirts, and even an XBox One. I spent several hours there today and got a good taste of some next-gen gaming.

Atlanta man recounts NY-to-LA drive in record 28 hours, 50 minutes

Ed Bolian had a serious cross-country need for speed.

The 28-year-old Atlanta man and a two-man crew shattered the unofficial, and very illegal record for fastest drive from New York City to Los Angeles earlier this month by making the 2,813-mile trip in 28 hours and 50 minutes, besting the previous mark set in 2006 by more than two hours.