F1 coming closer

#1

Soooo...

Only one week to go, anyone else but me getting psyked to see what the red
team can do?

Best Wishes
Thomas R.I.P E. Gary Gygax, may your legacy never die.

#2

Thomas Andersson wrote:

Quote:

Soooo...

Only one week to go, anyone else but me getting psyked to see what the red
team can do?

Best Wishes
Thomas R.I.P E. Gary Gygax, may your legacy never die.

I'm ready. Brazil seems like a year ago. I'm not ready for the
non-stop Hamilton mania, but hopeful that Kimi will get the job done
(again). I think Massa will struggle without driver aides, but this
will only help the Kimster lockup the title earlier in the year!

Oh, and I'm looking forward to a Ralf free season!

#3

Thomas Andersson wrote:

Quote:

Soooo...

Only one week to go, anyone else but me getting psyked to see what the red
team can do?

Best Wishes
Thomas R.I.P E. Gary Gygax, may your legacy never die.

I'm ready. Brazil seems like a year ago. I'm not ready for the
non-stop Hamilton mania, but hopeful that Kimi will get the job done
(again). I think Massa will struggle without driver aides, but this
will only help the Kimster lockup the title earlier in the year!

Oh, and I'm looking forward to a Ralf free season!

#4

Tifosi 308 wrote:

Quote:

Only one week to go, anyone else but me getting psyked to see what
the red team can do?

I'm ready. Brazil seems like a year ago. I'm not ready for the
non-stop Hamilton mania, but hopeful that Kimi will get the job done
(again). I think Massa will struggle without driver aides, but this
will only help the Kimster lockup the title earlier in the year!

Not to early though, we do want some excitement don't me? I mean, wasn't it
so much sweeter snatching victory from the jaws of defeat in the very last
race and win 110-109-109 instead of winning half season as in Michaels glory
days?

Quote:

Oh, and I'm looking forward to a Ralf free season!

First season without a Schumacher since the last ice age.. well, for a long
while at least.

Best Wishes
Thomas *Now on Facebook*

#5

Tifosi 308 wrote:

Quote:

Only one week to go, anyone else but me getting psyked to see what
the red team can do?

I'm ready. Brazil seems like a year ago. I'm not ready for the
non-stop Hamilton mania, but hopeful that Kimi will get the job done
(again). I think Massa will struggle without driver aides, but this
will only help the Kimster lockup the title earlier in the year!

Not to early though, we do want some excitement don't me? I mean, wasn't it
so much sweeter snatching victory from the jaws of defeat in the very last
race and win 110-109-109 instead of winning half season as in Michaels glory
days?

Quote:

Oh, and I'm looking forward to a Ralf free season!

First season without a Schumacher since the last ice age.. well, for a long
while at least.

Best Wishes
Thomas *Now on Facebook*

#6

Thomas Andersson wrote:

Quote:

Not to early though, we do want some excitement don't me? I mean, wasn't it
so much sweeter snatching victory from the jaws of defeat in the very last
race and win 110-109-109 instead of winning half season as in Michaels glory
days?

I can't take that kind of excitement on a regular basis. I'm not as
young as I used to be. I get too many heart attack seasons from
Liverpool FC and the UCLA Bruins. One more year like 2007 in F1 and
I'll be pushing up the daisies!

#7

Thomas Andersson wrote:

Quote:

Not to early though, we do want some excitement don't me? I mean, wasn't it
so much sweeter snatching victory from the jaws of defeat in the very last
race and win 110-109-109 instead of winning half season as in Michaels glory
days?

I can't take that kind of excitement on a regular basis. I'm not as
young as I used to be. I get too many heart attack seasons from
Liverpool FC and the UCLA Bruins. One more year like 2007 in F1 and
I'll be pushing up the daisies!

#8

Tifosi 308 wrote:

Quote:

Not to early though, we do want some excitement don't me? I mean,
wasn't it so much sweeter snatching victory from the jaws of defeat
in the very last race and win 110-109-109 instead of winning half
season as in Michaels glory days?

I can't take that kind of excitement on a regular basis. I'm not as
young as I used to be. I get too many heart attack seasons from
Liverpool FC and the UCLA Bruins. One more year like 2007 in F1 and
I'll be pushing up the daisies!

Ok, I admitt the last one was a bit on the edge, but the season should at
least last into the last quarter of the races I think.Liverpool I know, what
sport are Bruins playing? (And WHY do I hear Boston in my head when I see it
when UCLA is in California?).

Best Wishes
Thomas

#9

Tifosi 308 wrote:

Quote:

Not to early though, we do want some excitement don't me? I mean,
wasn't it so much sweeter snatching victory from the jaws of defeat
in the very last race and win 110-109-109 instead of winning half
season as in Michaels glory days?

I can't take that kind of excitement on a regular basis. I'm not as
young as I used to be. I get too many heart attack seasons from
Liverpool FC and the UCLA Bruins. One more year like 2007 in F1 and
I'll be pushing up the daisies!

Ok, I admitt the last one was a bit on the edge, but the season should at
least last into the last quarter of the races I think.Liverpool I know, what
sport are Bruins playing? (And WHY do I hear Boston in my head when I see it
when UCLA is in California?).

Best Wishes
Thomas

#10

Thomas Andersson wrote:

Quote:

Tifosi 308 wrote:

Not to early though, we do want some excitement don't me? I mean,
wasn't it so much sweeter snatching victory from the jaws of defeat
in the very last race and win 110-109-109 instead of winning half
season as in Michaels glory days?
I can't take that kind of excitement on a regular basis. I'm not as
young as I used to be. I get too many heart attack seasons from
Liverpool FC and the UCLA Bruins. One more year like 2007 in F1 and
I'll be pushing up the daisies!

Ok, I admitt the last one was a bit on the edge, but the season should at
least last into the last quarter of the races I think.Liverpool I know, what
sport are Bruins playing? (And WHY do I hear Boston in my head when I see it
when UCLA is in California?).

Best Wishes
Thomas

UCLA is a college team (University of California Los Angeles). Somehow
that fine institution gave me a college degree once upon a time. They
play all sports, the best of them is the Bruin basketball team,
currently ranked #2 in the country!

The Boston Bruins are a "professional" (and i use that term loosely)
hockey team.

My college sports career was a wonderful one. I tried out for the golf
team and ended up being a caddie as my skills were "not up to Division 1
standards". I did get my taste of NCAA sports though with my memorable
performances on the... uh.... bowling team.

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