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A season of two halves
Formula 1 Formula 1 motor racing discusions (rec.autos.sport.f1)
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Re: A season of two halves -
11-03-2009
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On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:59:34 +1100, Brian Lawrence Brian_W_Lawrence (AT) msn (DOT) com> wrote: "larkim" <matthew.larkin (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Two thoughts occur to me, one which Brian can (if he is so interested?) help with, and the other just an observation. Firstly, if championships were made up from points accrued either side of the winter break (making a sensible judgement about where the half way point is for odd numbered championships) who would have won DWCs? Anyone different? I would have been interested, but I wasn't well yesterday, so didn't even read it until today. Thanks to Ian for a good (and rapid) response. Speaking of missing things, I tuned out after the black and white rag. Apparently Legard or someone apologised for Button and/or Weber's language; I heard they were reliving the last few laps animatedly. Anyone here it? |
Wests Tigers players, being interviewed by Matthew "just one of the dozen"
Johns, and they were swearing saying "best f*cking thing to happen to me",
without realising they were even on air.
Probably need to think twice about who they put on air and remind players
to watch their language...
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"David Melville" <davidmelville (AT) exemail (DOT) com.au> wrote in message news  p.u2tgt41uh6mygt (AT) david-desktop (DOT) ..On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:59:34 +1100, Brian Lawrence Brian_W_Lawrence (AT) msn (DOT) com> wrote: "larkim" <matthew.larkin (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Two thoughts occur to me, one which Brian can (if he is so interested?) help with, and the other just an observation. Firstly, if championships were made up from points accrued either side of the winter break (making a sensible judgement about where the half way point is for odd numbered championships) who would have won DWCs? Anyone different? I would have been interested, but I wasn't well yesterday, so didn't even read it until today. Thanks to Ian for a good (and rapid) response. Speaking of missing things, I tuned out after the black and white rag. Apparently Legard or someone apologised for Button and/or Weber's language; I heard they were reliving the last few laps animatedly. Anyone here it? Yeah, a sort of hyped up Button was trying to relive the excitement with a rather shagged out looking Webber. So, imagine a couple of guys in a pub chatting. So; "I fucked it up", "fucking awesome few laps", not quotes, but that sort of thing. Clearly Butts had forgotten about the camera. Personally I'm not sure putting cameras on sports folk while they are still hyped up after an event is such a great idea. With all the chemicals pumping round the body and the release of the tension they are bound to slip up, then get in trouble for it. Here we heard the evil "f" word, but IMHO, it was this that gave Rubens the opportunity to slag off the team, twice. Half an hour later I'm pretty sure he would have said nothing. I wonder if it was wise to talk to Trulli so soon after his crash with Sutil. He might not have dug such a hole for him self had he had time to calm down and think about it. AC |
shirtfronting Sutil...
WWJD?
Watch that one.... he has pictures.
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Cheers,
Dave
Don't touch me unless you love me.
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David Melville wrote: On Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:59:34 +1100, Brian Lawrence Brian_W_Lawrence (AT) msn (DOT) com> wrote: "larkim" <matthew.larkin (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote: Two thoughts occur to me, one which Brian can (if he is so interested?) help with, and the other just an observation. Firstly, if championships were made up from points accrued either side of the winter break (making a sensible judgement about where the half way point is for odd numbered championships) who would have won DWCs? Anyone different? I would have been interested, but I wasn't well yesterday, so didn't even read it until today. Thanks to Ian for a good (and rapid) response. Speaking of missing things, I tuned out after the black and white rag. Apparently Legard or someone apologised for Button and/or Weber's language; I heard they were reliving the last few laps animatedly. Anyone here it? Yup. A harmless "fuck" (not a fuck at all, just the word) was uttered. Novocock stepped in with an apology where I wouldn't have thought one necessary. |
in polite company without making anything of it. I think it is
important to a lot of people who aren't necessarily offended by hearing
the word but don't want their children to think it is acceptable.
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Bigbird
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