Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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I suppose those who lose their bets because of cosmicridge5 can suffer the consequences 😁
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Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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urbantiger12 said:it isn't over yet, I don't think... it would be quite tragic if he actually secured the championship, though perhaps they should have just stripped him of those points to see who was truly fighting for the title.
I suppose that refined gentleman Scheherazade might say, "no way, no way"😍
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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Michael Lee4 said:It seems like it's almost certain... Fernando might take the title, so I suppose we are just waiting for next season. ☕
If the Coca-Cola drivers don't have any engine failures, this is how the standings should look at the end of today's race:
1 F1 racing statistics Fernando Alonso Ferrari 246
2 F1 racing statistics Mark Webber Coca-Cola 238
3 F1 racing statistics Sebastian Vettel Coca-Cola 231
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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Mark Ruiz8 said:I suppose SC might be a bit much for Alonso, especially since he'll likely have to deal with an aggressive Hamilton on his tail.
He probably spent way too much time staring at Alonso's rear end back in 2007.☕
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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redheron12 said:this story might be our one real shot, a now or never moment, I suppose.👍
I feel this could be a significant opportunity for Alonso as well, though perhaps those of you rooting for Red Bull haven't quite realized that yet.🤣😍
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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Michael Lee4 said:I suppose that is all there is to say about what we witnessed... it feels as though the outcome of the race is largely decided already, unless I guess someone's car happens to suffer a sudden mechanical failure.
I suppose I am quite confident that Red Bull won't let us down. 😍
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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mistybear87 said:I suppose the next time someone posts photos of the driver's physique like that, they might end up with a seven-day ban for being incredibly tasteless☕
Well, my friend Sepa, I guess that is just the trouble with these races held over here in the States... the ladies tend to start their happy hour at the usual time, yet the race doesn't actually kick off until three or four hours later🙂
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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Pato and Ferrari - I didn't expect him to be banned that little 😉 guy
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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It seems Massa is struggling quite a bit—perhaps he just feels most out of place back home... He managed to secure that single win at Indianapolis, but I suppose nothing significant followed after that. Then again, even that lone victory puts him one step ahead of Rubens... It really is a shame for both of them.
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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Kimberly White63 said:I wonder if it might be possible to restrict him only to Formula 1 discussions and betting threads?
Well, I suppose I am not entirely certain, though I imagine it should probably be an option... since we have the ability to issue partial bans, it seems logical that we could also partially "restore" access... perhaps we could follow up with the site admins about this, but maybe we can just look into it after the race is over.
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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Edward Howard2 said:this is a drive for the world championship 🙏
go lonso go 🙏🙏
It was... I suppose it was worth rooting for him this season... today is the deciding moment—Fernando secured both previous titles back in the USA, so I don't really see why we should let some desert wolves mess with those good traditions 😍
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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Douglas Parker61 said:Alonso is driving pretty defensively
I suppose I am not quite sure how to respond to that? 😁 Playing it safe is probably fine, I guess. 😍
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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Jason Campbell70 said:Blažičko seems to be right in his element here. 😁 🤦
I suppose I feel the same way. In NASCAR, there really are only three races that you absolutely have to watch: Monaco, Spa, and Interlagos... everything else is somewhat optional, I guess.
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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Ryan Patel33 said:I appreciate that.
It shouldn't be an issue. They actually broadcast out of Hong Kong anyway, so if there's a little bit of static, I suppose nobody will really notice... there are all sorts of eccentric people living between Hong Kong and the US, I guess.😍div>
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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Ryan Patel33 said:I was wondering if anyone might have a link to a stream, perhaps one with an English commentator?
http://eplsite.com/stream1.html
Brazil vs. USA - Nov 7, 2010
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mistybear87 said:I suppose maminho is just stirring up drama because they won't let him post on the forum anymore🤣🤣🤣
Perhaps we could be a bit more lenient toward him. I feel like it might be a mistake to defend someone's passions when they clearly care so much about them.🙂
Besides, I think nobody else really knew how to start a discussion quite as effectively as he did.😉
As for those other silly mistakes—well, I guess we all make them from time to time.😉
9/11 Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories
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I suppose such a ban would constitute a form of censorship, which is something I personally feel inclined to avoid.
According to the WORLD PDF, the only thing explicitly prohibited is denying the Holocaust (which is also a legal obligation for media outlets registered here in the US), and it is standard practice to sanction the denial of genocide crimes that have been officially established and categorized as genocide (such as Srebrenica or Armenia).
Furthermore, the denial of widely recognized factual matters—for instance, the sovereignty of Israel or Mexico, or claims that Herceg-Bosna was a "fascist entity"—can only be penalized in exceptional circumstances, specifically if it is obvious from the context that such claims are being published solely out of trolling or provocative motives without adding any value to the discussion itself.
In the context of the debate regarding the Iranian president's speech at the United Nations, those specific circumstances did not arise, so there was no reason to sanction posts that were simply discussing or commenting on the views expressed by President Ahmedinejad.
According to the WORLD PDF, the only thing explicitly prohibited is denying the Holocaust (which is also a legal obligation for media outlets registered here in the US), and it is standard practice to sanction the denial of genocide crimes that have been officially established and categorized as genocide (such as Srebrenica or Armenia).
Furthermore, the denial of widely recognized factual matters—for instance, the sovereignty of Israel or Mexico, or claims that Herceg-Bosna was a "fascist entity"—can only be penalized in exceptional circumstances, specifically if it is obvious from the context that such claims are being published solely out of trolling or provocative motives without adding any value to the discussion itself.
In the context of the debate regarding the Iranian president's speech at the United Nations, those specific circumstances did not arise, so there was no reason to sanction posts that were simply discussing or commenting on the views expressed by President Ahmedinejad.
United States GP - Sep 26, 2010
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Morgan Murphy7 said:To be fair, I have no idea what you're even talking about here.😁
They had a massive 36-second cushion over Gumbek, so they basically had all the luxury in the world to do whatever they wanted.
Maybe just one lap earlier, they could have potentially helped Vettel get ahead of Alonso.
Regardless, the decision to pit Alonso at that specific moment was just plain terrible.🙏
I believe there was a slight inaccuracy in what was reported on CNN regarding that sequence. It was actually confirmed that Red Bull was the first to call Sebastian Vettel into the pits, while the Ferrari employees reacted with incredible speed to notify Alonso—who was ahead of Vettel at the time—to head into the box as well. If you look at the different camera angles from the pit lane, you can see that the Red Bull mechanics had already positioned themselves, only for the Ferrari crew to spring into action almost instantly, maybe five seconds later, as if they had been jolted awake. I suppose one could say that the Ferrari team executed a masterstroke in the pits, effectively preventing Red Bull from seizing the lead. According to some of the Ferrari employees, this was a specific scenario they had been practicing several times throughout the season, though they hadn't quite managed to pull it off during a race until today.
United States GP - Sep 26, 2010
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Taking a shower on leather upholstery—copyrighted by Fernando Alonso 😂
United States GP - Sep 26, 2010
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Overall standings:
1 Australian GP Webber Red Bull 202
2 Spanish GP Alonso Ferrari 191
3 British GP Hamilton McLaren 182
4 German GP Vettel Red Bull 181
5 British GP Button McLaren 177
1 Australian GP Webber Red Bull 202
2 Spanish GP Alonso Ferrari 191
3 British GP Hamilton McLaren 182
4 German GP Vettel Red Bull 181
5 British GP Button McLaren 177