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Looks pretty hot to me...
Hot?Are you two serious???????????
Uhm yeah. He looks like what most people his age dress like these days. Not sure which century you guys are living in...
By the way I'm a guy The Ram.
And i have no idea who you are talking about Spanky.
However i cant tell you that Alonso looked like an over excited bear in a suit.
Edit: That button is taking a bit too much stress but other than that, yeah, think he looks about right.
Formula One teams bad at paying their debts
Force India pays bills later than most of its Formula One team rivals, according to a report in the Daily Mail.
The newspaper said the team, which is owned by the Indian liquor baron, politician and billionaire Vijay Mallya, pays bills on average 30 days past due. "If Vijay sold his yacht, it would keep the team going for a couple of years," said an unnamed supplier.
On the other end of the scale, business information firm Dun and Bradstreet found that 2010 drivers' and constructors' champions Red Bull is the only team in F1 that pays its bills when they are due. The report, comparing data from December 2009 to November last year, said Red Bull's punctuality is due to a recently-boosted budget.
On average, however, F1 teams reportedly pay their bills 28 days late, which is four days later than the previous Dun and Bradstreet report.
The worst offender is F1 newcomer Team Lotus, paying its bills 180 days late, but the report showed that even Ferrari and Mercedes usually fail to pay suppliers on time.
Formula One teams bad at paying their debts
Force India pays bills later than most of its Formula One team rivals, according to a report in the Daily Mail.
The newspaper said the team, which is owned by the Indian liquor baron, politician and billionaire Vijay Mallya, pays bills on average 30 days past due. "If Vijay sold his yacht, it would keep the team going for a couple of years," said an unnamed supplier.
On the other end of the scale, business information firm Dun and Bradstreet found that 2010 drivers' and constructors' champions Red Bull is the only team in F1 that pays its bills when they are due. The report, comparing data from December 2009 to November last year, said Red Bull's punctuality is due to a recently-boosted budget.
On average, however, F1 teams reportedly pay their bills 28 days late, which is four days later than the previous Dun and Bradstreet report.
The worst offender is F1 newcomer Team Lotus, paying its bills 180 days late, but the report showed that even Ferrari and Mercedes usually fail to pay suppliers on time.
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
Looks pretty hot to me...
Hot?
Maybe that faggy indie kid look is all the rage...
Maybe that faggy indie kid look is all the rage...
You're a mod right? Not to be all finicky or anything, but the word "faggy" can be pretty inflammatory.
I think what we should ask ourselves is, what would DD do??
I certainly don't mean any offence, and it was (i would hope) clearly a joke comment - i hold no prejudices. 
Maybe that faggy indie kid look is all the rage...
You're a mod right? Not to be all finicky or anything, but the word "faggy" can be pretty inflammatory.
I think what we should ask ourselves is, what would DD do??
Uh oh, it's the PC brigade...
Maybe that faggy indie kid look is all the rage...
You're a mod right? Not to be all finicky or anything, but the word "faggy" can be pretty inflammatory.
I think what we should ask ourselves is, what would DD do??
Uh oh, it's the PC brigade...
i used to be a faggy indie kid, and i applaud your view on the indie scene.
Formula One teams bad at paying their debts
Force India pays bills later than most of its Formula One team rivals, according to a report in the Daily Mail.
The newspaper said the team, which is owned by the Indian liquor baron, politician and billionaire Vijay Mallya, pays bills on average 30 days past due. "If Vijay sold his yacht, it would keep the team going for a couple of years," said an unnamed supplier.
On the other end of the scale, business information firm Dun and Bradstreet found that 2010 drivers' and constructors' champions Red Bull is the only team in F1 that pays its bills when they are due. The report, comparing data from December 2009 to November last year, said Red Bull's punctuality is due to a recently-boosted budget.
On average, however, F1 teams reportedly pay their bills 28 days late, which is four days later than the previous Dun and Bradstreet report.
The worst offender is F1 newcomer Team Lotus, paying its bills 180 days late, but the report showed that even Ferrari and Mercedes usually fail to pay suppliers on time.
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