Um, those MANPADS could also be used by terrorists against Eastern flagged aeroplanes as well. Perhaps they are supplying them under the condition they don't on sell them to Chechnyans

I actually really dig those round lights on a 458. Not actually kidding, refine that a little and it's an improvement as far as I'm concerned.

Nope, fast moving spiders freak me out. I saw a stick insect once which was like a foot long and absolutely lost it. I'm just cool with huntsmans because they don't bother you if you leave them alone and they eat cockroaches like popcorn so you don't have to worry about the latter in your kitchen when you have an…

Uh I used to have a 2000 Mazda 626. It could seat 5 6 footers, had a conventional for the time 2.0l N/A I4, 5spd manual (auto was obviously available) and all the sort of stuff you'd need for the time (air con, leccy windows, abs, airbags etc). Same sort of class of car as a Fusion. It weighed 1205kg without any…

sorry didn't mean to sound smug

If you're from the US you've got just as many sharks, the brown recluse spider, bears, mountain lions, alligators, rattlesnakes and Americans (just kidding). But seriously, BEARS. Oh and also apparently according to another poster, refugee huntsmans from Aus that are actually aggressive. Oh and I hear many of you own…

Apparently daddy long-legs are venomous enough to take down deer but can't because they lack the fangs. That could just be a wives tail though

Because they're pretty docile you can do it fairly easily. They may stick their front legs in the air but in my experience they don't rush or anything. A tablespoon is fine and because you are scooping them from their big arse end their legs sorta just fold into the jar. I should probably point out having a lid or a…

To be honest I probably would have done the same but thankfully I was at a stoplight

It's a spider crab. Actual name of crab

Don't mind huntsmans like the one in this fellows headlight but wow I'm glad I don't live in the US where you have the brown recluse. I'll cop a big nip but not necrosis thank you very much

It's just a huntsman. They look pretty intimidating but they are not venomous although they have a nasty nip if you go out of your way to piss them off. If you live anywhere near trees in Aus you'll have had one in your living room at some stage. Best way to get rid of them is to get a large glass jar and a spoon -…

Fair call

I own them all apart from Forza 5 so I guess I classify as a fan. Once you got over the douchiness there is an enjoyable game underneath

You can do that in Horizon one. Unless you're comment was like mine and you get annoyed when you win cars that the game has pre-tuned for you which is annoying

All of that pissed me off but ripping around in an F40 or a Venom made up for it. BUT (and Forza 4 did this too) winning cars that were already mechanically modified really pissed me off. I'm slightly OCD so I had to (come to think of it this was more a 4 issue) go to the upgrade store and uninstall all the shit they…

I was about 40 minutes outta Siena in Tuscany (Italy) one day when I was a 9 year old kid and I was watching the sun set on the sunflower fields bordering the road and a Red Testa Rossa slowed down then gave it the beans right next to me. I vote Italy

I basically got an Xbox 360 so I could play TDU 1. I still own it and I bought it in 2006. I also got it for my PSP so I could play it on the loo. TDU 2 wasn't bad either (you could still go to Hawaii as well as having Majorca (I think) and whilst they ditched the motorbikes (which the physics were pretty bad on but…

I was 17 when Underground 2 came out, that was the perfect game for what I was into car wise at the time.

Wow I love the look of those Chev and Ford(Riley?) prototypes. Lovely proportions. I wonder if they would make a road-going version, even if it were only packing 250hp I'd be in