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EwmanM wrote:I know duder, I was just pointing out it's been that way for some timeJensonb wrote:I'm just trying to stop discussions becoming personal :SEwmanM wrote:Let's have none of this on the board thank you.
Have you been asleep whilst on these boards for the past 2 years?

Jensonb wrote:hehe.EwmanM wrote:I know duder, I was just pointing out it's been that way for some timeJensonb wrote:I'm just trying to stop discussions becoming personal :SEwmanM wrote:Let's have none of this on the board thank you.
Have you been asleep whilst on these boards for the past 2 years?
Gert wrote:A. My daughter's god mother is from the US so let's have just a little less of the "You don't like the US anyway" cack.So your distant association means I or other Americans should overlook your cack?
Gert wrote:C. I am unable to find out what "cogniscent" means, perhaps you have misspelt it? Along with quite a lot more. The 's in particular stand out.Perhap's I'm not the only one to misspell something but not what you accuse me of
Gert wrote:D: As far as I'm aware America is a continent & is spelt with a capital "A". The US is not America, it is American. Do try & learn this otherwise you'll will just upset lots of Brazilians, Canadians, Bolivians etc.Thanks!
Gert wrote:E Please do me a favour & get your head out of your arse. Thank you.I will extract my cranium but not before you do
digitaleye wrote:I think you find that the verb earn is both regular & irregular, it depends on where you come from.Gert wrote:All I can say is - if this is the quality of the teams we are expectedto pay our hard earnt to watch I'd rather not bother thanks.Well then, you've always got Rally Raids, Ice racing and professional Handball to watch haven't you? Enjoy!
& I definately don't want to bother if the rules get bent to allow half-arsed projects like this to actually start winning.
Oh, by the way "earnt" doesn't seem to show up in the dictionary. Perhaps you meant earned?
texasmr2 wrote:Gert wrote:A. My daughter's god mother is from the US so let's have just a little less of the "You don't like the US anyway" cack.So your distant association means I or other Americans should overlook your cack?
The cack you are overlooking is your own. Which is a neat trick considering where you head is. My congratulations.
headless wrote:U guys enjoy arguing?Does the bear sh!t in the woods?
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
Gert wrote: I think you find that the verb earn is both regular & irregular, it depends on where you come from.I'll bet you learnt that in the public schools, eh?
Gert wrote: Back to the plot - USF1 can't even find itself a name without annoying Bernie. What chance do they have now of presenting themselves as professionals?C'mon now, its only recently that the little low-budget teams have become extinct in F1. I always liked the days when there were lots of little teams like Coloni, Larousse, and Minardi. It was great to see what these guys could do with so little
darwin_dali wrote:Hahaha, you could have used "Do I sh*t in the woods?"headless wrote:U guys enjoy arguing?Does the bear sh!t in the woods?
Formula One Management wrote:USF1, the new American team for 2010, has been asked by Bernie Ecclestone and Formula One Management (FOM) to change its name.What a load of pedantic bollocks!
The North Carolina-based outfit will forthwith be known as 'USGPE' (US Grand Prix Engineering), after FOM - believing it owns the series' name and derivatives - objected to the use of the abbreviation 'F1' in the title.
Existing competitors including Renault, Force India and Toyota all use 'F1' in their respective names, but it is believed FOM accepts these descriptors because they precede the word 'Team'.
The only exception is Williams, whose official trading name is 'WilliamsF1'.
Also at the request of FOM, Force India has changed its official logo for the 2009 season. Previously, the team's 'FI' (including the letter I) logo resembled 'F1' (including the number 1).
This year, the logo features a dot above the I, differentiating it from the official title of the series.
In 2007, it emerged that Formula One Licensing failed to gain exclusive control of the descriptor 'F1'; the UK Trademark Registry ruling that the abbreviation is a generic term and therefore "not registrable as a trademark".

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