False.
@cpufreak101 I don’t think that’s weird at all. I eat ketchup with everything, including mac and cheese. 
TNP eats ketchup on a daily basis.
You better believe it.
TNP loves this
True, a car so bad for vw standards it had to be designed by drunks
TNP has a car not available in the U.S. market
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False, I wish tho
TNP also wishes
True to an extent. There are a couple cars that made it over to the US but only after some drastic changes to meet safety and emissions standards. I’d prefer the original thing, that and right hand drive, if I’m going to drive a British car, I think it should have the steering wheel on the correct side.
TNP has driven something with a steering wheel on both sides.
False.
TNP wonders why I have 19 different fords in FH3 (I’m not even a ford fan FFS)
True, a bike
TNP is a cheat
False, I live honestly.
TNP did not know that people in Michigan often call a forklift a Hi-Lo.
(I was thinking of a street sweeper truck)
True
TNP wonders why @Fayeding_Spray has 19 different Fords in FH3 while not being a Ford fan.
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False, some cars you just build up from prize spins and I always get the cars I don’t want (although I got a Horizon eidition mini from one which was pretty cool)
TNP doesn’t have any Horizon edition cars
False, I have an M4, M3, Viper, and Mustang (have also gotten a GTR, BRZ, and Vette.)
TNP has all HE cars
False, I have none!
TNP is a pc only gamer
Tralse. I own a PS2, though it’s currently on a shelf collecting dust.
TNP also has an old console they don’t often use.
True, Xbox 360 (2008 model)
TNP cannot believe the 360 is 11 years old
True, I still have trouble that XP is 15 years old
TNP is xp for life
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False ms dot lest we forget
TNP has had to deal with a person on speed/ice
True, stupid people don’t know how to drive in winter (I have a front LSD so I am cheating a bit…)
TNP has a LSD in they car
False. Classic open front differential.
TNP has more than 5 forward gears.
False, every carcin our driveway is a 4. Speed auto
TNP didn’t know as of early 2016 the total percentage of registered cars that are stick shift in the US is only 3.8%