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Realistically, I would love to own a Holden Monaro one day (For those who don't know what a Holden Monaro is, I feel sorry for you, the Pontiac GTO is a rebadged version of the Monaro). My absolute favourite dream car remains the McLaren F1 LM. I must admit though, I don't mind the new Porsche Cayenne Turbo, which also has a more realistic price tag than the McLaren F1 LM.

I'm Australian, so when I am old enough to vote, I'll just vote randomly and hope that whoever I voted for can do better than the last jerk who was Prime Minister. Of course, I do have a favourite political system: European Socialism. It works better than any capitalist or communist system that I've ever seen (even though Socialism is based on Communism to a degree).

AMD with an nForce3 chipset. Excellent combination, best bang for your buck. I gave Intel a chance, but they just plain suck. They overheat terribly without giving back enough capability to justify risking the meltdown of your motherboard, making them generally not worth it in the end. AMD makes really reliable processors, and it's been proven time and time again. For example, I used to visit a LAN gaming center whenever I was bored, and they used all AMD computers. I can't ever recall any of them ever failing at any time; they were definitely the most rugged, reliable machines I had ever worked with. Same thing applied in reverse for LAN gaming places which used Intel: constant machine failures, repair and replacement costs going through-the-roof, etc etc. Not an appealing image.