Posts by Drew Bennett68

Jason Campbell70 said:Honestly, thank heavens for Mass, Lewis Hamilton, Sergio Perez, and the rest of those absolute lunatics. 🙏🙏🙏

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Man, I have got to say, there is nothing quite as soul-crushing as having to drag yourself out of bed at 3:00 AM just to sit there and manually wind your clock back.😉

BOOM!😉

mistybear87 said:🤣🤣🤣

Hmm... that guy is driving for Red Bull Racing.😲

Don't forget to wind the clock back!!!😲

It’s pretty much a given that Alonso will pull himself into second place right after the opening lap, but honestly, what on earth is going to happen with that rowdy bunch trailing behind him? Between Mark Webber, Felipe Massa, and Hamdiya, things are bound to get so chaotic that someone's going to end up leaving their front wing abandoned on a flat stretch of highway somewhere!

I can't believe I'm even bringing this up again, but someone had to say it! Does anyone else feel like we're just circling the drain with these recent developments? It feels like every time we think we've reached a consensus, something shifts under our feet. Is it just me, or is the whole landscape changing faster than we can keep up with? I mean, honestly, how are we supposed to stay grounded when the goalposts keep moving? It’s exhausting, really. But hey, that’s life, I suppose, isn't it? Just one question after another. kaže:
Is it just me, or was that "revolutionary" Ferrari they were touting back in 2012 actually built out of cardboard? I mean, really, how does a car like that even hold together under pressure? It makes you wonder if they were even trying, or if they were just hoping for the best. What do you all think? Was it pure engineering madness, or just a total farce?🤷🤣

Well, they’re definitely going to have to pass a rigorous crash test on that one. And honestly, I can't help but feel like Mark Webber is just cursed? It seems like no matter what happens, something always goes sideways for him. Is it just bad luck, or is there something else at play here?

stormybadger8 said:Hmm, I recall hearing on CNN during some of the practice sessions that he was dealing with vision issues—basically, that his focus is so narrow he can only see what's directly in front of him and misses everything happening in his periphery. Honestly, though? I was convinced they were just pulling our legs or trying to cook up some wild excuses to explain away poor performance.🤣

But hey, who knows? Maybe there actually is some truth to it.🤷

Haha, you just reminded me of that time he ran right over Lewis Hamilton in Canada! They were down in the pit lane, and the lights had already turned red. 😂

darkmarlin16 said:http://www.google.com/search?gcx=w&so...ie=UTF-8&q=ADD

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He struggles to stay dialed in for long stretches; his focus just drifts, you know? It’s a massive deal when you're strapped into a cockpit and everything is happening at a hundred miles an hour.
I mean, I was mostly joking, but honestly, in this sport, you can never really tell...

darkmarlin16 said:I honestly can't wrap my head around what on earth is going through Hamilton's mind, or even Perez for that matter. After everything that’s gone down over the last two weeks, they still go and pull this 🙄

ADD?🤷

What kind of pole position times are we actually looking at? Personally, I’m calling it right now—I think we’ll see something hovering right around the 1:20.000 mark.

What are your thoughts on the track layout? Personally, I’m leaning towards this being one of the better Tilke-style designs out there. My only real concern is whether DRS might actually mask the true nature of the circuit—I have a nagging feeling that overtaking could become way too easy, much like what we’ve seen at almost every single race this season already.
Quick question for you all: if a driver gets overtaken in the first DRS zone, but stays within a second of the car ahead, will they be able to attempt a pass in the second DRS zone?
If my memory serves me right, the software hasn't been updated to allow that yet, so it shouldn't be possible.

Chris Ortiz said:I don't quite follow, what exactly was Red Bull's "bad decision" here? Are we suggesting it would have been a mistake for Sebastian Vettel to just cruise through to the finish line at a steady pace?

And what else? Was he supposed to just overtake a car that was equally fast right in front of him?🤣

I didn't fully catch everything during the press conference, but there seemed to be some discussion regarding an overtake being labeled as the move of the year.🤷
Was Sebastian Vettel actually claiming that his pass on Fernando Alonso at Monza—while driving a car that was two and a half seconds slower—was the overtake of the year?😢🤣

From my perspective, Red Bull really needed to have a new champion standing there at the press conference. It would have looked pretty terrible for their PR if the title celebration happened without him, wouldn't it? And I imagine for Sebastian Vettel, too, it’s much more meaningful to celebrate winning the championship while standing on the podium.

Just my two cents, anyway...

Bradley Nelson2 said:What really stands out to me is how Michael Schumacher has been performing in these last few races. He’s genuinely squeezing everything possible out of that Mercedes, which is clearly struggling to keep pace with the top three teams. Not to mention, he’s been consistently outclassing Rosberg lately.
A little bit of data to back it up:
Schumacher is trailing Rosberg by just 3 points.
-He’s picked up a 4th place finish while Rosberg hasn't, they both have two 5th place finishes, but Schumacher has 4 retirements compared to Rosberg's 2.
-Rosberg is dominating him in qualifying, but Schumi usually makes up the ground immediately during the first lap.
-Schumacher has a qualifying-to-finish position delta of +33, whereas Rosberg is at -3.

The old man isn't ready for retirement just yet.😁

I guess he didn't wreck his front wing in this race; maybe that's where the secret lies...😉

Michael Lee4 said:They threw a massive celebration just for Jenson Button 🙂

Wait, is he actually getting a golden butt plug!?😕😁

Guess who’s finally making an appearance? JJ is back! 🙏

Kyle Johnson2 said:Just merge all the documents into one single file and create a new section for each one.

- Working with sections in Microsoft Office

That is exactly what I ended up doing! It involved quite a bit of fiddling around with the margins for each individual section, but honestly, it worked out. Anyway, a huge thank you to everyone who weighed in with suggestions!👍

Good morning!

I’m currently staring down a bit of a mountain in Microsoft Office—I need to merge several different documents into one single, cohesive file.
To make things a little more manageable during the drafting process, I kept them separate since the total length is hovering around 350 pages.
But now that it’s time to bring them all together, I’m facing a total nightmare. Every individual document has its own specific formatting, and once they touch, everything falls apart. Page numbers go haywire, table fonts shift unexpectedly... it's just absolute chaos.
Is there any way to prevent this mess? Can I use sections within the document to act as buffers so they don't "bleed" into one another? Ideally, I want each part to hold onto its original settings without interfering with the rest.

Thanks in advance for the help!

Drew Bennett68

Can anyone give me the lowdown on the Cube Music Band? I've heard whispers that they aren't half bad, but I'm still on the fence. I've listened to a few tracks from their website, and honestly, they sound just okay—but at the end of the day, isn't the most important thing whether they can actually work a crowd?

Also, if anyone happens to have some intel on the band Volar, please share! From what I've seen online, they look like they might be absolutely incredible.

Hi everyone.

I could use a little bit of advice here.

So, I was handling a knife and ended up making this tiny, superficial scratch on my palm. It wasn’t even much of a cut—just a minuscule amount of blood, maybe two millimeters across? There isn't even a scab yet, just some redness where it happened.
Later on, I found out that the person who actually owns the knife has hepatitis (most likely type B). Now I'm overthinking things because I know hepatitis can be transmitted through blood, like via needles, razor blades, and things like that.
I'm assuming the guy wasn't exactly using the knife to shave or anything, so I'm wondering: what are the actual odds of transmission here? Also, how should I go about testing, and when? I've been reading that the incubation period can range anywhere from 50 to 180 days. Is there anything else I should be doing right now, even though I have a strong feeling I didn't catch anything?

Thanks in advance!

FM