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By andrew
#353763
There is no spoon.


Big spoon or little spoon?


Lewis likes to spoon. But not the racing driver Lewis...the gymnast Lewis.


Who? :confused:
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By stonemonkey
#353764
There is no spoon.


Big spoon or little spoon?


Dunno which.... But they're off to see Button moon.

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By andrew
#353767
There is no spoon.


Big spoon or little spoon?


Dunno which.... But they're off to see Button moon.

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A kids TV classic from back in the day. :cloud9:
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By stonemonkey
#353774
And people think I can take a thread off topic......? HA!!


Well at least it involved one of the merc drivers ex team mates.
By Ichabod
#353781
:rofl::rofl:
In school we had a teacher called Mr Spoon, just humming the theme tune was worthy of detention :hehe:
By Hammer278
#353804
Sir Jackie Stewart thinks there is "no question" that Lewis Hamilton holds the upper hand in his intra-team battle with Nico Rosberg at Mercedes.

Hamilton joined Mercedes this year and has so far outscored his team-mate Rosberg, but in Malaysia team boss Ross Brawn implemented team orders to keep Hamilton ahead. Brawn insisted he would have done the same had his drivers' positions been reversed, but Stewart thinks Hamilton is top dog at Mercedes.

"There's no question that Lewis holds the upper hand because he's had more success - he's had more race wins and a championship," Stewart told BBC Sport. "He's also started the season well. Nico has won a race (in China last season), but he has yet to follow that up.

"Mercedes have got themselves a very expensive driver and they'll want him to do well. They've got the people who Lewis feels will be good for the team. Paddy Lowe is coming from McLaren and I'm sure part of the reason is because Lewis is there.

"Nico is a skilled and talented driver and he may well be better on his tyres but he would have learned his lesson in Malaysia that you can't leave it until the last minute to try and take the initiative. It'll be interesting to see how he responds."

Stewart also thinks Mercedes can win the championship if it keeps in touch with Red Bull.

"Yes, they can win races," he added. "Lewis will drive the living daylights out of whatever car he's got. They can challenge for the title, but they will need to keep up with Red Bull and Ferrari in terms of development."

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I am SURE these ex-F1 mouths are paid extra to spark controversies and help keep people talking during long breaks. :twisted:
By Hammer278
#353855
Brawn stands by team orders call

Ross Brawn has defended his decision to use team orders at the Malaysian Grand Prix and reasserted that he is in charge on the pit wall.

Brawn ordered Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton to hold position at Sepang as both needed to conserve fuel and Mercedes was aiming to secure its first podium of the season. Despite getting his nose ahead at one point, Rosberg heeded Brawn's order and slotted into fourth behind Hamilton.

After the race Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda was critical of Brawn's decision, but the team principal has no regrets about the call he made.

"I had to make a decision from the pitwall about what we were going to do," he told Sky Sports F1. "Now, Niki or Toto [Wolff] might not agree with it, but I had all the facts and all the information. I had what I feel was all the information to make that decision and they didn't and I think they both recognised after the event that it was the correct decision.

"I am clear to make the decisions that I need to make and I am very happy to justify them and put my hands up if I have made the wrong decision. But somebody has to make those decisions. You can't have those decisions made by a group or a committee, there is no time and it's not effective. I won't get it right all the time but if I can get it right 70% or 80% of the time then I am doing pretty well."

Brawn said in an ideal world he would let his drivers race, but given the circumstances in Malaysia he had no choice but to employ team orders.

"I don't like having to take those decisions, but from a technical perspective we would have looked very foolish if we had run both cars out of fuel," he added. "I think what wasn't fully appreciated at the time is that we had a situation that had developed on both cars with fuel. We weren't comfortable with either car and I could just see a scenario with both drivers competing against each other in a strong way. It's difficult to marry the two - both conserving the fuel and having a full blown fight with your team-mate.

"I didn't like having to give the orders I gave in Malaysia, it is not in my sporting nature and the team have demonstrated many times in the past that we are very happy to let our drivers race each other. Over the past few years we have often done that."

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Now the rest of the naysayers can politely STFU.
By LRW
#353979
Well what usually happens after spooning? :wink:


Forking...? No! no! I've got it - knifing (kniving!?).........?
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By darwin dali
#353981
Well what usually happens after spooning? :wink:


Forking...? No! no! I've got it - knifing (kniving!?).........?

You skipped the licking part though :nono:
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By stonemonkey
#353982
Well what usually happens after spooning? :wink:


Forking...? No! no! I've got it - knifing (kniving!?).........?

You skipped the licking part though :nono:


You're thinking of the mexicans

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