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Thread: 2014 Singapore Grand Prix Thread
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22nd September 2014, 17:21 #131
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.....and quoiting someone who doesn't even understand his source material make you even more ignorant then Doc
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22nd September 2014, 17:24 #132
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hi all
where I can watch the video at the start Sigapore F1?
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22nd September 2014, 17:33 #133
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There's no point in debating people who have nothing but insults.
I merely posted a link and offered my opinion on it. If you don't like what's in the link, take it up with them.
If you don't like my opinion, that's fine. It's just sad that you are incapable of expressing yours like an adult.
Again, it looks like fair debating is too much for you. I didn't insult a single person, and yet you called me retarded, ignorant, and a liar.
Try using this as your avatar, because it certainly suits you...............
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22nd September 2014, 17:34 #134
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22nd September 2014, 17:35 #135
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It's funny to see you write about ignorance and then make the ignorant mistake of saying "Then Doc" instead of the proper "than Doc." A silly mistake to be sure, but don't underline your own ignorance by posting ignorant stuff.
We learned the difference between "then" and "than" in the second grade. Now we know who slept through it.
Thanks. There's no need to insult the guy because he's already humiliated himself.
Go, Taz, go!
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22nd September 2014, 21:14 #136
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You are the one that said Nico was complaining, I correctly pointed out that he was explaining it to a German publication in German for their benefit. You've changed your story from;" I just posted information" to "I made editorial comments on the content"(which you had no clue about the context.because your reading skills are preschool level) I just set the record straight, Also so sorry for the typo, some of us work for a living
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23rd September 2014, 03:11 #137
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Orly?
Yeah. Some on here have been whinging and whinging and whinging, and lamenting, about how Hamilton had 1 mechanical breakdown in Melbourne. They were having a breakdown themselves about it.
LOL! Yes. Hamilton did have "pure luck". At Hungary in particular. They were your words. Not mine
Bow. Long.
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23rd September 2014, 03:28 #138
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Wrong. You're just crying. Also, the growing opinion was that Rosberg "gave" the win at Monza.
LOL! What? It's Rosberg's problem that he was legitimately ahead? You're just making poo up now. What do you want Rosberg to do? "Hey Lewis. I'll lead for 10 laps. The I'll let you past for 10 laps. SO we both can have an equal amount of time in the dirty air?" Suck it up up.
LOL! You've contradicted yourself. Who is the delusional one?
I'll admit he drove good races as well...In a car 3 secs a lap quicker than others...
I'll pay that. However, it's not Rosberg's problem. It didn't warrant incessant whinging about how "unlucky" Hamilton was. Particularly in hindsight now, it's proven to be he's been fortunate.
LOL! Even if the Ferrari was better. It was hardly a significant amount. Even then, Massa would've won the title had he not had more mechanical failures than Hamilton (particularly Hungary. where Massa broke down down while clearly leading with 3 laps to go. Hamilton was nowhere). There was also that year's Monaco GP. Hamilton was extremely lucky to win the race. And in turn, he was lucky to be champ. Oh yes he was!Last edited by journeyman racer; 23rd September 2014 at 06:57.
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23rd September 2014, 09:44 #139
Ok guys, could we continue this without insults, name calling, or personal comments, thank you !
When you're tired of rallying...you're tired of life
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23rd September 2014, 12:30 #140
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I'm really not quite sure what you're going on with this about, but it seems to me you're trying to balance out the Hamilton "fanboi" squad by being the Hamilton "hater" squad.
To try to say that starting from the back of the pack is an advantage is just nonsense. If that was the case we would see cars fall out of 1st qually trying to be slower than the others. What has happened for Lewis was simply luck, timing of the safety car. But that timing of the safety car could have just as well benefited others..... it was nothing more than the luck of timing.
I've done no whinging about the mechanical DNFs. I see it as 2-2 and as for the cut tire, I saw it as a racing incident caused as much by Lewis as by Nico. The only reason mechanical DNFs matter to me is simple. The Mercedes is the dominant car, and if one of the two breaks more often the other is likely to get the WDC. I really don't care which of them get it, but I hope they get it on an even chance vs their team mate. And I really hope whoever is behind at the last race doesn't win the title due to the wonky double points thing.
I don't lose any sleep regardless of who wins, I just prefer when drivers win on merit of their driving. Being the Mercedes is so dominant we probably only have two potential WDCs, so for me personally that takes a lot of the excitement out of the picture.
Really waiting for rally Portugal to see Meeke's pace! Oliver will have proper challenge.. as Meeke smashed others.. yes, had puncture.. but still DOMINATED :D
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