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  1. Dodge

    Cypress GP

    by Dodge

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/QEHhaA5YAE2rUgQC-gyPSQ GP race at Elysian, Cypress, and Rancho.

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  2. Dodge

    Scouring the Projects HD

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/zegzButj50O-kgpZBnJXVw This sketchy, Dodgey, clusterfuck of a racetrack has become a staple of the crew. (Not sure how or why). In any event, this track has become, for me, synonymous with what XDBX is. Fun, challenging, and full of WTF moments! Come Get Some!

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  3. Dodge

    Redwood Lights Rally X

    by Dodge

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/y1VR3qgUpUqemFY4XUiDBQ Rally race around the Redwood Lights race track and surrounding area.

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  4. Lann

    Vinewood Thrills 1950

    by Lann

    30 players https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/E2QButeLVE20Gw402uR0CQ

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  5. Dodge

    Obey - Survive

    by Dodge

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/vPLjtCCiCkuiFeO0gEnmig Not sure why I never put a thread for this one. It's a bit older, but it got a solid refresh today. Got rid of some trouble spots, and smoothed out some nasty areas.

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  6. Dodge

    Terminal Trial GP

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/RXWLk6qdEEOj-Yy4e58V0g DESCRIPTION Really high paced track with some serious braking points.

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  7. Dodge

    South Port GP

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/60261d8 Ran this a few times. And I'm still not sure what the best Sports car for this track is. It kinda levels the field a bit.

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  8. Dodge

    Mt. Gordon GP

    by Dodge

    Very fast GP race with a view. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/XO4hZxMIz06or-CaCvq8cA

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  9. Dodge

    Marina City Race

    by Dodge

    Short lap around d the LS Marina. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/UCNbvF8h50-j9k2iEVQF8g

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  10. Lann

    Lumber Rally

    by Lann

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/C1GG5YBIzE28tsl2mTqEzQ

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  11. Dodge

    Super Rednek

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/eW2iq8JzeEi1szsfmAVlbA 2.60 miles PLAYERS 1 to 30 TEAMS 1 GAME MODE Land Race ROUTE TYPE Laps DESCRIPTION High end cars, Backwoods Hillbillies? What could go wrong? -Hey y'all, watch this!- VEHICLE CLASSES Compacts, Coupes, Cycles, Motorcycles, Muscle, Off-Road, Sedans, Sports, Sports Classics, Super, SUVs, Utility

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  12. Lann

    Goteborg City Race

    by Lann

    RSC Link If set to stock its locked to Warrener, Tropos, GTB, BlackFin, Rhapsody, Serrano, Sentinel, Mamba and Bifta. Inspired by this: Göteborg City Race

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  13. Protocawl

    Ravine Rush

    by Protocawl
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    Ravine Rush 1.22 mile Lap Race for 1-16 players Locked to: stock Blazer & Street Blazer (Off-Road) A challenging, strictly NON-CONTACT off-road race locked to stock Blazers/Street Blazers.

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  14. Protocawl

    Proto's Italian Job Race

    by Protocawl

    Proto's Italian Job Race 4.93 mile Point to Point Race for 1-30 players Available vehicles: Issi & Issi Classic (Compact), Motorcycles If you've seen The Italian Job (2003), this track should remind you of some of the iconic scenes from the film. You'll be driving the Issi or Issi Classic through traffic, alleyways and underground tunnels. Motorcycles are also available if you want to play a baddie instead. Just remember: in tight spots caution is better than speed! Leave Traffic and Contact on for the full experience.

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  15. Protocawl

    Bad Boys [GTA Race]

    by Protocawl
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    Bad Boys 3.70 mile Lap GTA Race for 1-30 players Available vehicles: Comet Retro Custom (Sports) + customs & fastest Supers + customs *A GTA race inspired by the film* High-speed explosive action on an airfield in Porsches - what more do you want? Several crossing sections; default settings recommended; locked to stock Comets, but fastest (and custom) Supers also available. Bad boys, bad boys... Purely a GTA race. The more players, the merrier!

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  16. Lann

    Rattlesnake Sprunk

    by Lann

    A simple remake of Rattlesnake Run, with 30 players and poles removed. https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/KX0acU1Vgke395MTbOzk6w

    Dodge
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  17. djw180

    The Intersection

    by djw180

    A race I made a while ago on PS3 now upgraded to PS4. 30 car grid, altered the props, blocked off some more pavements and lamp posts. (A PS3 copy has been made and the thread in PS3 races links to that one). Lap race that goes through a 5-way intersection 3 times a lap.Each section is blocked off so OK for standard racing. GTA mode is just for use of a pit lane. All classes, except, vans available. http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/aFdnwIYHGkqKdCcTjBAS4A

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  18. Potato

    Semi-Aesthetic Raceway

    by Potato

    So yeah, this is semi-aesthetic raceway, a track that isn't perfectly aesthetic because I'm not patient enough for that. Hopefully the track is good. Any improvements please feel free to comment them. As the description says, stick to the right for the normal track, stick to the left for the pit lane. GTA mode is for the pit lane only. Also what do people think of the divide at the start? RSC Link: https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/ps4/jobs/job/QjHVeiCQtkaPUqI0ZAs0ew

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  19. Lann

    Redwood Rockets 2000

    by Lann

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/TpspmUgv1EmUuoWuDWqiEQ Likely to be a bit of a dirty mess.

    Lann
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  20. Lann

    Great Chaparral curves

    by Lann

    https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/QSwt5Xnb6UuH8fwtWQyYCw

    Lann
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  21. Lann

    Mosley Grand Eiht Impaler

    by Lann

    A lap suited for contact and alot of players. Locked to the stock Impaler. 30 players https://socialclub.rockstargames.com/job/gtav/rHiVdqx0AUeLFnEi8Q_MYA

    Lann
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  22. Lann

    Pegassi Bati 801RR

    by Lann

    Link: http://rsg.ms/44da82a

    Lann
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  23. JustHatched

    Stickers

    by JustHatched
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    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/member/JustHatched/games/gtav/jobs/job/T_qKFu2v0kG61AYNyU4naA?platformId=11 A fast and tricky road race for the Jester and Massacaro liveries thru the cities center. Turn customs off to lock those cars.

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  24. Dodge

    XDBX Cross

    by Dodge

    http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/games/gtav/jobs/job/Ep_4_GFQd0KVjHTYZh1R1w

    Dodge
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  25. Dodge

    F.O.D.

    by Dodge

    http://rsg.ms/2cc2611 DESCRIPTION Means Foreign Object Damage. Don't get any on you! CONTACT ON

    Dodge
    Last reply by Dodge,

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      Rate the Last Film you Watched 2: Electric Boogaloo

      What I Watched This Week #173 (Apr 21-27) South dir. Chantal Akerman/1999/1h11m This documentary sees Chantal Akerman travel to Jasper, Texas in the aftermath of the brutal lynching of a black man, James Byrd Jr., who was dragged behind a truck for several miles, an act so brutally violent that he was decapitated during it. This is not a crime documentary that seeks to explore what happened, but rather a portrait of a town and the people who live there and how they are trying to process what happened shot in Akerman's distinctive style. Like a typical documentary there are talking heads interviews with people close to Byrd Jr., but Akerman's use of long takes and silences allows us to really absorb what they're saying. These static shots are juxtaposed with extended tracking shots where Akerman drives through the community, filming people going about their lives with this tragedy still hanging over them. This is something she did in News From Home in New York, but the context here makes it feel like a funeral procession. The most effective of these shots is the very last one, the view looking out of the back of a truck as it drives down the road where Byrd Jr. was murdered. It just keeps going and going and forces us to imagine the unimaginable torture he went through. Incredibly powerful filmmaking 9/10 Lime's Film of the Week! The Meetings of Anna dir. Chantal Akerman/1978/2h8m Akerman's follow up to her revolutionary Jeanne Dielman, The Meetings of Anna is a deeply personal semi-autobiographical film about a female director, Anna (Aurore Clement), traveling around Europe promoting her latest film. This is a melancholic film about isolation and even when Anna is talking to other people there is a disconnection there that always makes her feel alone. Like Jeanne Dielman this is heavy with repetition and routine, with each different hotel room blending into the next, each conversation being interchangeable with any of the others. This culminates with the ending where Anna returns to a home just as anonymous as any of the other rooms she has inhabited and, lying expressionless in bed, she listens to messages on her answerphone. People are reaching out to her, but she doesn't return the call. Akerman's style really lends itself to this story, with the carefully composed shots feeling almost like a prison trapping her. The feeling also comes through in Clement's performance. Her detachment from other people growing over the course of the film, that is apart from the scene with her mother (Lea Massari) in which she is able to revert to an almost childlike state of vulnerability. 8.5/10 The Black Hole dir. Phillip Sansom, Olly Williams/2008/3m This comedic short film stars Napoleon Ryan as an office worker putting in some overtime when he prints out a black hole (though technically it acts more like a portal than a black hole, as that would immediately destroy the planet). At first he uses it for trivial things like free snacks from the vending machine, but his greed leads him to a darkly comic end. It's very simple with an obvious message, but I thought that the ending moves it up a notch, making it feel like a mini episode of The Twilight Zone. 6/10 The Platform 2 dir. Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia/2024/1h41m This is a prequel to what I thought was a fairly decent dystopian thriller set in a prison where the cells are stacked on top of each other with an open hole in the middle. Every day a platform loaded with food is lowered down cell by cell, with nothing being left for the prisoners at the bottom. 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It tells the story of 11 year old Riley (Kaitlyn Dias) who has just moved to a new city with her parents, leaving behind all of her friends and everything she loves, stirring up her emotions. These emotions are personified and live inside her head, with Joy (Amy Poehler) doing everything she can to keep Riley happy. But lately it seems like Sadness (Phyllis Smith) keeps making things worse. When the two are accidentally expelled from HQ they have to work together to make it back and save Riley's mental health. This is a brilliantly simple concept well executed with a strong message that's not just for the younger viewers. The fact that it can be unhealthy to want to be happy all of the time and that you need a healthy mix of emotions, even negative ones, for good mental health. This is also a really funny film, with the juxtaposition between Joy and Sadness's personalities making them a great double act. 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      Rate the Last Film you Watched 2: Electric Boogaloo

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