My Christmas geek gift to myself

[hamz9561]

Kind of makes me remember the gas (CS) chamber when I was in the army. It sucked, but you didn't really get hurt.

 

[Lessen]

Installing today. I took a quick look at the 2D book last night and these training guides are going to be a great aid. It's really structed in that there are tasks to perform after each session. I'm hoping to learn a lot here without racking my brains trying to figure stuff out on my own.

 

[campaignin]

adventure gift race car[/u]


However, for the ultimate NASCAR gift for Father’s Day or Christmas, I would highly suggest you look into a NASCAR racing school. NASCAR racing schools provide in a class room teaching and on track time learning, driving, and racing. Control your own racecar; control your own roller coaster, for up to 20 or 30 laps. You can feel exactly what it feels like to drive a real NASCAR racecar at speed over 150 mph. There are many options for NASCAR racing schools, ranging from the Richard Petty driving experience, the NASCAR driving experience and Dale Jarrett’s racing adventure.

I got my Dad a amazing gift ideas for boy freind

 

[hamz9561]

I did something similar a while back learning HTML and CSS. I actually enjoyed the lessons and the practical exercises, Josh. Have fun.

 

[Lessen]

I taught myself some basic HTML back in the internet boom days. I was like 16 or 17 and had a WebTV. Remember those?

 

[Wolfgang10]

the software these days is much more intuitive, especially if you have an idea of what you want the program to do for you. I just installed solidworks on my new pc and have spent more time playing with that than playing call of duty lol

 

[Lessen]

I have AutoCAD LT 2005, which was my first CAD program. I'm probably biased because I learned AutoCAD first but I like the way it works better than TurboCAD. However, actually learning how to use TurboCAD has been 20x better since I have lessens to teach me how to use it.

 

[hamz9561]

Josh, I remember the days of actually typing in the program on my computer because I didn't have a tape drive yet. It was a Timex Sinclair with 4 kb of RAM. Yes, I'm that old.