- 28 Aug 14, 10:42#414839
I would support him in red but it'd be really weird.
To use my phone in the car I deleted all my German contacts, it's now Hans free.
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Hammer278 wrote:Good choice on Dan, but I'm thinking Ferrari may target him as wellspankyham wrote:Don't worry, I won't be supporting him in red.ang4f1 wrote:http://www.grandprix247.com/2014/08/28/silly-season-update-alonso-vettel-and-hamilton-to-move/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitterI like Lewis so I'd be really happy to see him in red. But some of his fansthat would be a huge test for me
I'd be going all Ricciardo and Redbull, until McLaren get a worthy driver again.

stonemonkey wrote:I did say I was reluctant to offer it to either of you!!sagi58 wrote:Generally speaking, my philosophy is to ask for forgiveness, not permission;I can imagine getting in a bit of trouble with that philosophy, however sagi, if we ever meet i will remind you of this post.
but, somehow, I'm reluctant to pass on that advice to either of you!!
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet![img]https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQHyPNb3mm3xyQIydFg2OXswtkaal2OODza6JWN3kIBybTAzT86Uy52Qg[/img] Staff wrote:Lethbridge school defends actions after suspending student selling Pepsi
School board administrators in Lethbridge, Alta., are defending their suspension policies after a Grade 12 student refused to stop selling Pepsi out of his locker.
Keenan Shaw was suspended for two days by Winston Churchill High School. He was selling the soft drink to students, which violated several school policies.
Cheryl Gilmore, superintendent of the Lethbridge public school board, said Monday that while she can't speak about the student's case, the rules say a principal has to be consulted before an item can be sold in school. Board nutrition policy also prevents the sale of sugary pop at schools...
...Student upset with suspension
Shaw says he was told the sales violated the nutrition and marketing policies, and that he was operating a business without a licence.
But compared with what some other students sell at the southern Alberta school, Shaw says his transgressions were minor...
...His mother says she believes the school went a little over the top and that the punishment is too extreme.
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!
Jabberwocky wrote:After reading this I thought it was an OK idea. The video on the other hand actually did made me laugh out loudI think they forgot a few curves and maybe a couple of mountains... eh?
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After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!
After the agony of defeat, success will be sweet!
Jabberwocky wrote:personally I would of just kept stum until the 10 year school reunion.At that time they'd be....34 and 42 years. Another bout (legally this time) and then announce it? I like the way you think Jabbo.

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