Mr. Hamilton at it again

Mr. Hamilton at it again#205606

By darwin dali - 02 Jul 10, 00:50

- 02 Jul 10, 00:50#205606

Is he ever going to grow up?
Evidence too thin, but c'mon, there's a pattern. Just calm down on the streets and take your speeding urges to the track (but watch for safety cars :wink:

)!

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205607

By myownalias - 02 Jul 10, 00:57

- 02 Jul 10, 00:57#205607

I remember reading some time ago that to be a super licence holder; that a valid road drivers licence is also required...

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Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205610

By darwin dali - 02 Jul 10, 01:00

- 02 Jul 10, 01:00#205610

I remember reading some time ago that to be a super licence holder; that a valid road drivers licence is also required...

From what country though? Could it be issued in Egypt?

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205611

By The Ram - 02 Jul 10, 01:02

- 02 Jul 10, 01:02#205611

Jeese. these people need to focus on something else man. I know Hamilton gets into Alonso head, but a whole foundation?! Something is really fishy about that if you ask me.

Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205612

By bud - 02 Jul 10, 01:03

- 02 Jul 10, 01:03#205612

non biased display there DD

making a thread based on pussycat dolls comments made in jest? thats a new low for you :rolleyes:

Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205614

By What's Burning? - 02 Jul 10, 01:09

- 02 Jul 10, 01:09#205614

As Mr. Hamilton's and Mrs. Pussycat's defense lawyer, what my client meant in her statement to the media was that they'd wouldn't be allowed back in the country because Mr. Hamilton was driving excessively slow, far slower than the legal limit.

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Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205615

By bud - 02 Jul 10, 01:10

- 02 Jul 10, 01:10#205615

Al Mr. Hamilton's and Mrs. Pussycat's defense lawyer, what my client meant in her statement to the media was that they'd wouldn't be allowed back in the country because Mr. Hamilton was driving excessively slow, far slower than the legal limit.

Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205616

By myownalias - 02 Jul 10, 01:23

- 02 Jul 10, 01:23#205616

I remember reading some time ago that to be a super licence holder; that a valid road drivers licence is also required...

From what country though? Could it be issued in Egypt?

I would think it would have to be country of birth or legal residence... which would be the same as it's all European licences these days! but it there was a choice, India would be a prime candidate; accelerate to 30mph, going around a slight corner and come to a controlled stop... there your go Mr Hamilton, here's your driving licence! Let's hope there's no red lights or pit lanes; he's not too good with them!!!

As Mr. Hamilton's and Mrs. Pussycat's defense lawyer, what my client meant in her statement to the media was that they'd wouldn't be allowed back in the country because Mr. Hamilton was driving excessively slow, far slower than the legal limit.

Bit like driving last years McLaren then

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Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205617

By FIAarri - 02 Jul 10, 01:48

- 02 Jul 10, 01:48#205617

Is he ever going to grow up?
Evidence too thin, but c'mon, there's a pattern. Just calm down on the streets and take your speeding urges to the track (but watch for safety cars )!

A young guy with pots of money and a fast car driving quickly, surely not!! Heavens above, what ever next? A rock star that likes women and booze?

Switzerland is maybe not the best place for either combination

Now I have a machine gun
HO-HO-HO

Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205625

By darwin dali - 02 Jul 10, 03:29

- 02 Jul 10, 03:29#205625

non biased display there DD

making a thread based on pussycat dolls comments made in jest? thats a new low for you

Wrong as so often shrubby: based on an article by swissinfo.ch and agencies coming from the country of his chosen residency for tax reasons.

Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.

Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205626

By kerc - 02 Jul 10, 03:30

- 02 Jul 10, 03:30#205626

The spirit of James Hunt lives! :yes:

For sure!

Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205629

By bud - 02 Jul 10, 06:56

- 02 Jul 10, 06:56#205629

non biased display there DD

making a thread based on pussycat dolls comments made in jest? thats a new low for you

Wrong as so often shrubby: based on an article by swissinfo.ch and agencies coming from the country of his chosen residency for tax reasons.

No im not. The whole route of the cause for the Swiss agencies to even comment was by a comment made in jest by Nicole.

Not a very good source which is why the Swiss authorities aren't doing anything.

So still a new low for you

Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205632

By Ineluke - 02 Jul 10, 10:17

- 02 Jul 10, 10:17#205632

Is he ever going to grow up?
Evidence too thin, but c'mon, there's a pattern. Just calm down on the streets and take your speeding urges to the track (but watch for safety cars )!

I wonder, did you ask the same question of Michael Schumacher when he actually hit someone in kent and then started a foul mouth abuse, all racing drivers our the same i guess or is it just Lewis who does this.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/motorspor ... -20678057/

MS sucks footballs..

Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205638

By Jamie - 02 Jul 10, 11:09

- 02 Jul 10, 11:09#205638

He's a child in a big boys car......

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Re: Mr. Hamilton at it again#205641

By Gaz - 02 Jul 10, 12:08

- 02 Jul 10, 12:08#205641

Switizerland hates cars i expect Hamilton was doing 31mph in a 30mph as i heard thats a hanging offience there.

I speed, I bet you Speed DD everyone speeds.

get over it.

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