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Well, I think the clue is clear when he mentions Sacha Baron Cohen's alter ego, and that, being white, the irony of a Jew pretending to be black and saying 'is it cos I is black'? is not lost on those with an ironically inclined SOH.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark
Yes, it *was* funny when Ali G did it. We got it, but Hamilton spouting it is about as funny as when Richard Madley did it!
Has anyone considered for second putting themselves in Lewis's shoes when, for example, we had those morons in Spain, or the uneducated oiks making monkey noises.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark
Now, imagine you've just completed an 80 lap race around Monaco, you make several overtakes, two of which another competitor has made in the same manner, and one you have successfully pulled off earlier, and this time, on two occasions, the stewards serve a penalty because the guy you tried to overtake turned in.....
You'd be a bit riled too I suspect for a while after the race.........
The Shoe came from as far back as Hamilton when he successfully got by Rosberg, and the Shoe made the gap for Lewis. So, what singles Lewis out from the rest of the pack?
Ummmmmmm, uuuurrrrrrr, aaahhhhhhhhhhh
Probably about the same number of people as those who insist that it's always Hamilton's fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel
I haven't read every single post in the 15-page flame war threads, but I don't recall anyone suggesting that Hamilton was blameless in the Massa incident.
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Originally Posted by AndyL
There are idiots on both sides sadly. Listen, I think Lewis is a great racer who at times has a very poor attitude. The rest of the time he's a great driver to watch.
The people who think it's always Hamiltons fault will ignore the Massa incident. Of course those same people cried and moaned when Lewis went down the pit lane next to Vettel last year. When Alonso drove side by side down the pit lane it was OK. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyL