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[Redliner]

yay, fixed!

HAY GUYS!

I came here last night after going out and I'm like 'fuck. my drinking broke F1 crew'

[kngrsll]

HAY GUYS!

I came here last night after going out and I'm like 'fuck. my drinking broke F1 crew'

pussy report... due on my desk.

[Redliner]

pussy report... due on my desk.

I wouldn't have been on F1-crew if I scored

I did get close to this one girl that was w/ my friends tho -- one of those "make fun of girl, girl makes fun back, girl now wants, girl is in arms, now whispering in ear" situations.
But she was smoking and blowing that shit in my face. NOT hot. I wasn't drunk enough to take it further

[kngrsll]

I wouldn't have been on F1-crew if I scored

I did get close to this one girl that was w/ my friends tho -- one of those "make fun of girl, girl makes fun back, girl now wants, girl is in arms, now whispering in ear" situations.
But she was smoking and blowing that shit in my face. NOT hot. I wasn't drunk enough to take it further

ah, thats pretty much a victory... and aids could have been your trophy

[kngrsll]

btw, i got my kimi shirt too... fucking sweet!

[Redliner]

ah, thats pretty much a victory... and aids could have been your trophy

it's not a victory unless i pump and dump in my book but aids would've sucked so it's probably for the best

Kick ass dude...i need more F1 gear, but it has to be smooth like this shirt. I see NASCAR dorks wearing their drivers number w/ sponsors patches all over them. Shit's corny as hell. They have zero taste

[kngrsll]

it's not a victory unless i pump and dump in my book but aids would've sucked so it's probably for the best

Kick ass dude...i need more F1 gear, but it has to be smooth like this shirt. I see NASCAR dorks wearing their drivers number w/ sponsors patches all over them. Shit's corny as hell. They have zero taste

how can you say that about people who like nascar...






























your absolutely right...

[kngrsll]

and someone else needs to post before we look like we are in love...

[Dr. Jimmmah!]

and someone else needs to post before we look like we are in love...

you are.. and closing in on GP2 quickly too

[kngrsll]

you are.. and closing in on GP2 quickly too

w00t! im taking the express lane to success in life!!

[Redliner]

w00t! im taking the express lane to success in life!!

if it was only that easy I need a few more years in the F3 series tho before I can head to where the big boys are

[HighTachPres]

pointy elbows
but i guess if i were to lower my standards from Supermodel status, i might hit

[Dr. Jimmmah!]

http://en.f1-live.co...420100250.shtml

Max Mosley told a British newspaper on Sunday that he intends to "stay and fight" despite widespread calls for him to resign as FIA president.

The 68-year-old Englishman said he decided to give his first media interview since the News of the World sex scandal broke because of the "enormous publicity" generated by revelations of his allegedly Nazi-themed orgy with five prostitutes.

Mosley said he will not quit yet because at least "more than seven" motoring club presidents want him to stay.

"For every letter I've had from a club president saying 'I think you should step down' or 'I think you should consider your position', I've had seven, slightly more than seven, who said 'you've absolutely got to stay, don't give an inch', and 'this is the most outrageous invasion', and suggesting that there's more to this than meets the eye, which of course there may be," he said.

Mosley suggests many of the people who have criticised him are mostly the ones that do not agree that "eccentric sexual activity" is acceptable.

"(But) most people say if somebody likes doing that, if it's not harming anybody, if it's in private and it's completely secret and personal, it's nothing to do with me," he said.

The FIA senate, comprising 222 members, will vote on June 3 as to whether Mosley can remain president of the global motoring body.

"It's a matter for them," he told the Sunday Telegraph.
"It's not a matter for old drivers and things of that kind."

Whether he is axed or not, Mosley insists that it was always his intention not to contest the next election, scheduled for late next year.

"I was never going to go beyond 2009," he said, explaining that working effectively at the age of 73 would be "very marginal".

"I kept quiet about that because the lesson with Tony Blair is, the day you say you're going to stop, you lose your influence," Mosley added.

He also countered reports that he has lost the support of his long-time friend, ally and fellow F1 powerbroker, Bernie Ecclestone.

"Certainly he's supportive and he thinks it's disgusting, but he's got to get on and run his business," he said.

"I feel that with me nothing's changed. I see it as an awful intrusion into my private life which is not justifiable by any means, and which I hope will now be punished."

Source: GMM
© CAPSIS International

mad max is out for '09

[yonson]

woohoo!

[Robert]

This 3 week break as been rough.

[Redliner]

I posted this in the video / pics forum in the Nurb thread, but it didn't get much traffic. Thought these vids were pretty interesting...

It's Button on the Ring in a Civic Type Arrrr




Seriously, are these guys even race fans or do they just do this for money? He seems clueless...about everything.

[chiuey]

.NET or php?

php / java

but I do the design (look and feel) as well as the prelim templates (html). pretty much the information architect and shit (system analysis and all that specifications...)

[chiuey]

@ Chiuey - So how do we take over Max's job and implement our own ideas??

win the presidential election in the British Neo-Nazi Party???

[HighTachPres]

This 3 week break as been rough.

no kidding! i thought it was a 2 weeker....
then i was surfing SPEED to set the quali and race on record, IT WASN'T THERE!!! IT WASN'T THERE!!!!

oh well, all this waiting will pay off when i see Alonso on the podium again

[chiuey]

no kidding! i thought it was a 2 weeker....
then i was surfing SPEED to set the quali and race on record, IT WASN'T THERE!!! IT WASN'T THERE!!!!

oh well, all this waiting will pay off when i see Alonso on the podium again

with this yrs car? you might have to wait a while longer.

[kngrsll]

no kidding! i thought it was a 2 weeker....
then i was surfing SPEED to set the quali and race on record, IT WASN'T THERE!!! IT WASN'T THERE!!!!

oh well, all this waiting will pay off when i see Alonso on the podium again

right

[chiuey]

I was never going to go beyond 2009, he said, explaining that working effectively at the age of 73 would be "very marginal".

apparently working effectively at the tender age of 68 is very marginal too...

[ftslogger]

apparently working effectively at the tender age of 68 is very marginal too...

and Viagra is a hell of a drug.

[Redliner]

and Viagra is a hell of a drug.

http://www.itv-f1.co...e.aspx?id=42342
Todt gives Mosley his full support

Former Ferrari team boss Jean Todt has expressed his support and admiration for beleaguered FIA president Max Mosley.
In an interview with Le Journal du Dimanche, Todt described the News of the World's allegations regarding Mosley's sexual activities as "regrettable and contemptible."
Mosley, who is suing the newspaper for unlimited damages, believes his private life has no relevance to his FIA position, and Todt agreed with this stance.
"For me, you judge somebody by the job he does," he said.
Todt said he could not understand why Mosley's critics were allowing the sexual allegations to overshadow his achievements at the FIA.
He is a true president," said Todt, who has been tipped as a potential Mosley successor in some quarters.
"He knows his business very well because he is a hard-worker, thorough and reliable.
"He is very intelligent, and with a rare elegance.
"He knows how to impose leadership when he has to, with an international authority.
He has worked very hard for safety.
"When you see what motor racing was like 30 years ago, especially on the circuits, what he has accomplished is remarkable.
"The number of lives saved under his aegis is absolutely phenomenal.
"He has taken some courageous decisions, sometimes against everyone, like the HANS device.
"Everyone was against that, but he was right.
"His work for road safety has brought a lot of progress.
"I'm therefore amazed to see that people are lingering on things which bear no relation to his position."
But while Todt said he hoped Mosley would be able to continue with his presidency, he admitted that the decision was solely in the hands of the FIA general assembly, which will hold a vote of confidence in him in an extraordinary meeting on 3 June.
"If you are asking me if I'm happy with the actions of the president of the FIA since he's been in office, I think he does a very good job," said Todt.
"Therefore I hope he will have the opportunity to carry on his work for several more years.
"But that said, we have to respect the rules of the FIA, which will meet on 3 June."

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no kidding! i thought it was a 2 weeker....
then i was surfing SPEED to set the quali and race on record, IT WASN'T THERE!!! IT WASN'T THERE!!!!

oh well, all this waiting will pay off when i see Alonso on the podium again

unless it's a rain race, Alonso's got no chance getting near the podium...

and yeah, 3 weeks