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[andrew]

[scotty]

Magny 2000 was the middle finger race wasn't it? Legendary stuff

F1 moments i can vividly remember from my childhood...
- Donington '93
- The day Senna died
- Schumi getting black flagged, Silverstone '94
- Hill vs Schumacher, Australia '94
- Brundle's mega crash at Melbourne in 1996
- Seeing the 1996 Monaco result on teletext and being PISSED OFF that i missed the race
- Hill spinning out at Monza in '96, then also his title victory at Suzuka (Murray's words when Villeneuve went out are etched into my memory)
- Melbourne 1997... i remember i had that race recorded and watched the video so many times!
- Schumacher storming it at Monaco in 1997
- Hill passing Schumacher at Hungary
- Jerez '97 (what an amazing race)
- Schumacher 'winning' at Silverstone in 1998
- Spa 1998 and frantically trying to find a second blank vid to record the race on when i knew the one in the machine would run out

Ok... that's enough of me reminiscing

[elfinitty]

29?? o.O

It'll be the 5th season that I will watch and my 4th full season here.I joined here on the first day of 2010 F1 season,almost 3 years,a lot of things changed

[Nin-Chin]

Valtteri Bottas joined twitter today

[vlad]

Valtteri Bottas joined twitter today

His biggest mistake in life.

[What's Burning?]

My first GP was in the flesh at age 5, this will be my 29th year getting old!

In the northern hemisphere we wear clothing when we go see a GP.

[LewEngBridewell]

Valtteri Bottas joined twitter today

His biggest mistake in life.

Especially if he gets his hands on some telemetry data.

[andrew]

Francis Kelly guilty of trying to feed ham roll to police horses

A man from Glasgow has been found guilty of breach of the peace after attempting to feed police horses.

Francis Kelly, 41, was initially accused of trying to give the animals sausage rolls in Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow, on 26 September last year.

But officers told the Glasgow's Justice of the Peace Court Kelly had become abusive after they told him not to feed the horses his gammon roll.

Kelly will serve seven days in prison for the offence.

The charge stated he had behaved in a "threatening or abusive manner" and "adopted an aggressive stance" towards officers when told to put food away.

Kelly, from Govanhill, had claimed he was walking down a lane when he stopped to pet one of animals and it tried to eat a sausage roll out of his hand.

PC Stewart Coulter told the court: "He had a gammon type roll in his hand, he separated it in two bits and tried to simultaneously feed both horses the roll."

The officer said he put his hands up and told Kelly: "They are vegetarian, they don't eat meat." Kelly was said to have become abusive and was arrested.

The court heard that problems caused to the digestive system of horses can prove fatal.

Kelly told the court he the horses had been blocking his path, and he clapped one of them on the neck.

He said: "That's what I was doing, it actually took the sausage roll out of my hand, I just let it." He also claimed that he did not eat gammon.

A week in prison? WTF?! No danger of the police worrying about the drug dealers, murderers, kiddy fiddlers and people traffickers.

[LewEngBridewell]

You'd have thought police would've had more pressing matters than some chap feeding a horse a sausage roll.

[LRW]

You'd have thought police would've had more pressing matters than some chap feeding a horse a sausage roll.

Maybe it had horse meat in the roll?

[andrew]

Best place for them in a pie.

[andrew]

Has anyone ever seen Lizard Lick Towing? Not a good advert for North Carolina.

[LewEngBridewell]

I beat my friend 14-10 at pool today. Good times.

[vlad]

Oooh, do I sense some overconfidence there?

[LewEngBridewell]

Oooh, do I sense some overconfidence there?

I'm a seasoned pro