FORUMula1.com

F1 and Motorsport Forums

Formula One related discussion.
#245831
Vanilla-Bear wrote:
Jensonb wrote:
Vanilla-Bear wrote:Your a Barichello fan?
I think everyone can appreciate what he's achieved. He's something of an institution.

:rofl:

true, you have to love Barichello, He's like official f1 furniture :P
My thoughts exactly - the furniture bit in particular :P
#245832
Hammer278 wrote:
Jensonb wrote:
Vanilla-Bear wrote:Your a Barichello fan?
I think everyone can appreciate what he's achieved. He's something of an institution.
What has he achieved? Huge number of competitive laps in F1? Hardly qualifies as an all time great...his win/WDC: GP ratio is just getting worse and worse as every GP passes. :yikes:
I don't think anybody is saying he's an all-time great...
#245834
It was an exaggeration. There's nothing noteworthy about what Rubens has done, he has well and truly established himself as an above average driver who deserves a ride in F1. A driver beating him still doesn't really credit the achievement.
#245996
What's Burning? wrote:
geetface9 wrote::censored: mods, they come in elsewhere and boohoo about threads being off topic and possibly locking them but they allow each other to go off topic without a word said all over this thread...typical of anybody with a little bit of power, real or imagined, online or off.


Seriously? Sorry you feel that way, keeping the site spam free and keeping people from ripping each other's faces off during arguments and having to manage the dozens of personalities or threads all out of the volunteered goodness of our heart, and you're upset by a few infrequent off topic posts? I think it's a small price to pay, but again, I'm sorry if you feel that way and are so inconvenienced by it.
geetface9 wrote:Anyway, I'd have mark webber finish all of his races clean. He'd have been 2010 WDC if he finished Valencia and Korea. Oh, and if he hadn't run into lewis hamilton in australia that'd be a few more points as well. So he just needs to keep his nose clean.
So buy him a box of kleenex and he's got the 2011 WDC in da' bag.
Yeah, just as much as you guys when you come in with your boohooing as I mentioned above. And pretty much what you just said was that it's ok for you guys to get upset by a few infrequent off topic posts but not me? Yeah, that's exactly what I'm talking about from you mods. Thanks for proving my point.
#246005
My understanding is there's not really anything wrong with a natural continuation that goes off topic, if users find something better to talk its cool. The problem is when its driven off topic for other reasons, you know bickering or something like a Alonso Hamilton debate which lowers the quality of the thread.
#246032
I think Hamilton can do better than Nicole. She's too old and manly looking in the face. He should get on of those girls that are in the spotlight right now. Girls like Katy Perry, Rihanna even on of the movie star types... The Harry Potter girl or the Nicole just drops his game man.
#246033
Nicole's not bad man. One thing I find annoying is her blondie type of attitude the way she jumps around like a mad rabbit in the garage. Anyway, cougar relationship is the in thing now. :D
#246049
Frontrunner wrote:this thread has everything covered :hehe:
:hehe::thumbup:

Nicole,
Call me ok my tweeter tatter twitter is down, dang vere ruses!
imagesCA4XEP01.jpg
You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
#246060
darwin dali wrote:
Vanilla-Bear wrote:
Jensonb wrote:
Vanilla-Bear wrote:Your a Barichello fan?
I think everyone can appreciate what he's achieved. He's something of an institution.

:rofl:

true, you have to love Barichello, He's like official f1 furniture :P
My thoughts exactly - the furniture bit in particular :P

Bernies next Money making scheme :twisted:
#246085
vaptin wrote:My understanding is there's not really anything wrong with a natural continuation that goes off topic, if users find something better to talk its cool. The problem is when its driven off topic for other reasons, you know bickering or something like a Alonso Hamilton debate which lowers the quality of the thread.

That whole post was just nail-on-head goodness. Unless its for sinister reasons, let threads take a natural course, if someone says something slightly off-topic and it snowballs, who cares? The thread topic is always there to see, and its always there for someone to "unrail" it and post something originally off topic.
#246091
FRAFPDD wrote:
vaptin wrote:My understanding is there's not really anything wrong with a natural continuation that goes off topic, if users find something better to talk its cool. The problem is when its driven off topic for other reasons, you know bickering or something like a Alonso Hamilton debate which lowers the quality of the thread.

That whole post was just nail-on-head goodness. Unless its for sinister reasons, let threads take a natural course, if someone says something slightly off-topic and it snowballs, who cares? The thread topic is always there to see, and its always there for someone to "unrail" it and post something originally off topic.
Thank you both for the lucid moment. This is the kind of posting that makes a moderators job cushy. Now why can't it be this way all of the time?
#246124
FRAFPDD wrote:
vaptin wrote:My understanding is there's not really anything wrong with a natural continuation that goes off topic, if users find something better to talk its cool. The problem is when its driven off topic for other reasons, you know bickering or something like a Alonso Hamilton debate which lowers the quality of the thread.

That whole post was just nail-on-head goodness. Unless its for sinister reasons, let threads take a natural course, if someone says something slightly off-topic and it snowballs, who cares? The thread topic is always there to see, and its always there for someone to "unrail" it and post something originally off topic.
I think thats the first time you've agreed with me :thumbup:
What's Burning? wrote:
FRAFPDD wrote:
vaptin wrote:My understanding is there's not really anything wrong with a natural continuation that goes off topic, if users find something better to talk its cool. The problem is when its driven off topic for other reasons, you know bickering or something like a Alonso Hamilton debate which lowers the quality of the thread.

That whole post was just nail-on-head goodness. Unless its for sinister reasons, let threads take a natural course, if someone says something slightly off-topic and it snowballs, who cares? The thread topic is always there to see, and its always there for someone to "unrail" it and post something originally off topic.
Thank you both for the lucid moment. This is the kind of posting that makes a moderators job cushy. Now why can't it be this way all of the time?
Well, how else do you plan to fill the dungeon. Anyway, if we all went around nicely saying "how dee you do" I won't be able to look myself in the mirror.
  • 1
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
Williams Support

It has been a really disappointing season for them[…]

Austin's F1 circuit.

COTA is one of the best tracks on the calendar, an[…]

Really happy to see Max Verstappen win his first r[…]

McLaren Racing opened its new state-of-the-art Rac[…]

Swap-in out addons, use only what you really need!