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[darwin dali]

I can't stand red bull but somehow when it's mixed with bells they manage to cancel out the taste of each other. And it's quite a potent combination.
Gravy soaked roast potatos in a roast dinner are great so I don't see what would be so bad about chips n gravy.

The worst are the squeaking cheese curds

We've found your torture it would seem.

Yo evilll!
Me likey

[What's Burning?]

I can't stand red bull but somehow when it's mixed with bells they manage to cancel out the taste of each other. And it's quite a potent combination.
Gravy soaked roast potatos in a roast dinner are great so I don't see what would be so bad about chips n gravy.

The worst are the squeaking cheese curds

We've found your torture it would seem.

Yo evilll!
Me likey

You are a warped, warped "person" DD.

Now back on topic? ...but this thread has really been played out, so let's just let it whiter on the vine.

[stonemonkey]

I can't stand red bull but somehow when it's mixed with bells they manage to cancel out the taste of each other. And it's quite a potent combination.
Gravy soaked roast potatos in a roast dinner are great so I don't see what would be so bad about chips n gravy.

The worst are the squeaking cheese curds

I must be missing something, what are these squeaking cheese curds and what have they got to do with chips n gravy?

[Bear]

Back on topic,

People are getting confused over terminology

Effectively, it is Vettel's WDC to lose.

Technically, its anyones until its mathematically impossible to lose.

Here are some stats. Every driver in pretty much every season has atleast one retirement, barring a few exceptions.

Out of 150 potential points, Vettel has won 143.

If we compare other dominant seasons,

2000 : MSC had a worse start, still good, had 3 retirements in a row and still won WDC.
2001: Similar to Vettel, won it hands down
2002: Similar to Vettel again, doubled 2nd place's points.

Last year Vettel won WDC with 3 retirements and a less dominant car.

So yeah... effectively it is his. All we can hope is Vettel has his one obligatory, non-serious, retirement soon.

When people say 'Vettel could crash and break his legs and change everything', it turns out it can happen to other drivers too!

[darwin dali]

I can't stand red bull but somehow when it's mixed with bells they manage to cancel out the taste of each other. And it's quite a potent combination.
Gravy soaked roast potatos in a roast dinner are great so I don't see what would be so bad about chips n gravy.

The worst are the squeaking cheese curds

I must be missing something, what are these squeaking cheese curds and what have they got to do with chips n gravy?

Part of poutine.

[CarBore]

cheese makes me feel good

[texasmr2]

cheese makes me feel good

Now that is funny, good job man !

[Bubbie]

Best poutine ever... You have to check it out, they even have one in Montreal if you are there for the race!!! MMMMMM, pulled pork poutine FTW!!!

"Smoke's Poutinerie". I would post the link but don't want to get kicked in the ding ding.

[Hammer278]

Back on topic,

People are getting confused over terminology

Effectively, it is Vettel's WDC to lose.

Technically, its anyones until its mathematically impossible to lose.

Here are some stats. Every driver in pretty much every season has atleast one retirement, barring a few exceptions.

Out of 150 potential points, Vettel has won 143.

If we compare other dominant seasons,

2000 : MSC had a worse start, still good, had 3 retirements in a row and still won WDC.
2001: Similar to Vettel, won it hands down
2002: Similar to Vettel again, doubled 2nd place's points.

Last year Vettel won WDC with 3 retirements and a less dominant car.

So yeah... effectively it is his. All we can hope is Vettel has his one obligatory, non-serious, retirement soon.

When people say 'Vettel could crash and break his legs and change everything', it turns out it can happen to other drivers too!

Must be happy hour.