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If these guys are guilty, even under oath, do we honestly expect them to tell the truth? I expect that they will want to pass blame and drag others into it.
If they are innocent then I doubt we will get any sort of straight answer.
Whatever, it should be interesting :D
Man!! you are cruel!! :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Racehound
I hope you're not into M&M. :(
why thx Valve.......always nice to receive a compliment :) .......and i didnt even mention floppin his dick in a cup of bleach!!!!!.......nah.....more Carlos Santana....ac/dc.....pinkus floydus......eddie van halen......and lots of other sh!te.......... :cool: i play a bit o lead btw, so most of my music is pretty much axe orientated.... :s mokin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Valve Bounce
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Originally Posted by Racehound
Look!! you want to torture the guy, play Bing Crosby!! :eek:
or Cliff Richard!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :dozey: ........cor ......hed be trying to kill himself for sure!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Valve Bounce
Hey!! I like Cliff Richard :)
It is very interesting about Bing Crosby though - whenever large bunches of youths gathered outside a Mall and the Mall managers wanted them to move on, they would put on Bing Crosby and the cool dudes would move away very quickly. This is true!!
But the ultimate torture would have to be Nelson Eddie and Janette MacDonald singing Indian Love Call endlessly.
you are not going to believe this, but they did exactly the same thing here in the UK!!!!! :eek: with cliff richard songs!!!!....thats why i said it!!!!....they had a lot of youths hangin around a city centre, so the police tried an experiment playing cliff r and des o connor songs, and all the kids cleared off!!!! :) hmmm, methinx we are all lab rats to the governments in 1 way or another!!!! :s mokin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Valve Bounce
Another interesting titbit: http://www.pitpass.com/fes_php/pitpa...s_art_id=32145
It seems that nobody in McLaren who Coughlan told about the documents wanted to see them or have anything to do with them. He was told to destroy them, which would have been the end of the whole sorry episode, the way I see it.
Now there are different opinions as to McLaren's culpability. Supposing if someone at boarding school came up to me and said he had cigarettes and would I want one, and I said No! I am not interested - just go and destroy them. Now without ever seeing them, could I be held to blame if I didn't go to the headmaster and tell him that Johnny Smokey had cigarettes? I might add that in my day, having cigarettes at a boarding school was more serious than Coughlan having Ferrari plans. :(
Yes!! I went to a Christian Brothers Boarding School. :(
The stupidest part, and something that will probably absolve McLaren is the fact that Coughlan sent his wife Trudy on that stupid errand to copy the documents at the local copy shop. It can easily be argued that if McLaren had used the plans in some way, they would have copied the documents themselves.
Now it remains to be revealed how Coughlan got to be in possession of the Ferrari plans.
Personally, I don't want McLaren to be thrown out of this competition - it would be like the repeat of Indianapolis 2005 all over again if they were. The biggest losers would be the fans - both Ferrari and McLaren fans, especially as I expect Kimi to win the WDC and Ferrari to win the WCC this year.
...............and here's Fernando's take on the whole saga. :http://www.planet-f1.com/story/0,189...501428,00.html
Enjoy!!
Actually Valve, I don't think it does absolve McLaren. How do we know that Coughlan didn't make copies of the document for McLaren using the McLaren copier and then send Trudy down to the local Xerox Shop to make a copy for himself that he could take to his Honda meeting without McLaren's knowledge? If he's trying to jump ship to Honda I'm sure he doesn't want ol' Ron knowing about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Valve Bounce
Ah, conspiracy theories. Don't ya love 'em!