The movie is honestly a drag; the pacing is just way too slow. And honestly, I didn't even see much of a fight for equality going on—it felt more like just a young guy's (Leonardo DiCaprio) attempt to get revenge for his father's death. Daniel Day-Lewis is really the only bright spot in the whole thing. Plus, Cameron Diaz was terrible in this. All in all, I'd give it a 2/5.
Austin Evans says Sergio Marchionne: Forget about Damson... And forget about me too... this was just the first race under our belts... we've still got an entire ocean of them ahead of us...
An entire ocean? There are 15 left!🙄 We already knocked one out of the park!
Austin Evans says Sergio Marchionne: I have a feeling I'll be the one laughing last after all... 😉
Only if you're celebrating someone else's win or finally learn how to laugh at yourself!
Austin Evans says regarding Sergio Marchionne: Don't you worry about a thing... the F2003-GA (and yeah, "GA" should be capitalized 🙂) will be good to go by the time the American leg of the season kicks off... 😛
NASCAR under Sergio Marchionne said:Oh, give me a break... this has nothing to do with logic... I honestly can't believe people are actually peddling these conspiracy theories... 🙄 Everyone is out to get you... but if that's true, why did Roger Penske step up and admit it was just a "team error"? 🙄
Because they pressured him from NASCAR to say it!😁 Just kidding, you can't pressure Roger. David tried that, but it was all because Mika was getting special treatment, and in exchange, he scored himself a new Mika Hakkinen (Kimi Raikkonen)! 🙏
That all happened before he even climbed into the cockpit! He was struggling right from the start because the guy clearly received some extra blessings from God besides just being a fast driver! After a mess like this, I bet the FIA will be pulling for Kimi Räikkönen next!😁
says: Has anyone else caught the difference in Kim's expression when he’s hyped up versus when he's just chilling? I swear his eyebrow was slightly hitched up while he was standing on the podium.
Finally, we might actually have someone worth rooting for once Schumacher calls it quits.
I can't speak to that, but I do know that at the start of the race in Canada last year (if I remember correctly), there was definitely something else going on—and it was super obvious! 😳 😁 Especially when that girl was holding the umbrella for him right before the lights went out!😉
Elizabeth Hughes says Luca Montezemolo: 👋 nice one, Mastermind... honestly, you hit the nail on the head there...
I love it when you get all hyped up, jumping around and clapping your hands! 😁 Look, I’m never short on objectivity in my posts—that's exactly why people keep coming back for more!🙄
mistybear87 said:Hmm, if I remember correctly, Ferrari isn't exactly known for playing by the rules when it comes to penalties... Rubens should've been penalized to keep him from crashing...
Give me a break, it was all part of the plan! Rubens is a class act—as soon as he realized he wasn't getting the penalty he deserved, he crashed on purpose just to save Ferrari from any extra embarrassment!😛
Exactly! She’s a world champion in bowling! And Cvitan Vučak? He was ranked second in the world at one point, plus he took home the national title and won the World Cup back in '94! By the way, I used to play that sport a few years back—usually with a beer in hand—and man, did I love it! Even now, I still show up to watch Adrianeon matches when they're playing at home against some heavy hitters. Honestly, sports are my thing... except for football. I can't deal with the Cleveland fans!😳
You really need to look up the small business laws first. I know this because I’ve done my homework on the whole thing—you might want to check in with your local Small Business Administration office to get the facts straight. Let's get the facts down before we start debating. Second off, "unregulated" small businesses are literally designed for trades that don't require specific schooling or certifications, regardless of what you plan to do. For instance, you could register an unregulated sole proprietorship to be a stable cleaner, even if some clerk at the SBA or the Department of Commerce tries to claim you need specialized training for it. Back before the mid-90s, starting a small business was a breeze. Sure, the overhead stays low, but the requirements still feel pretty nonsensical to me. Seriously, do your research first. Arguing about startup costs isn't the point here, nor is it such a massive issue within the small business community itself.
My own opinion is what matters most to me, though I’m more than happy to back up someone else if they actually make sense!🙄 (as if!) I'm glad Ron Dennis apologized to Kimi Räikkönen—and by extension, to me—for that little mistake. But the way MS fans protect him is like he's some kind of deity! The second Kimi pulled ahead, they started digging for dirt and suddenly found some tiny technicality to use against him. It's unbelievable. I bet anyone a drink that Rubens Barrichello wouldn't have escaped a penalty if he'd even made it halfway through the race! It's ridiculous! That Ferrari team is being protected so shamelessly; they treat them with such preciousness, like they're guarding some sacred treasure!
Hey, you actually have a point there!🙏 The air quality in Cleveland can get pretty nasty when the fog rolls in. All that industrial exhaust from the ExxonMobil plant right in the middle of town (Mlaka) just settles at ground level and gets trapped under the cloud layer, which usually prompts those local news alerts telling everyone to keep their windows shut. But honestly, that only happens maybe five times a year, and I don't know about you, but I'm pretty skeptical about all those claims that factory smoke is actually doing us harm!🙄
Hold on a second. What actually counts as "fun"? Is it just that state where you stop worrying about life entirely? Or is it when everything feels incredibly cozy and comfortable? If it's the first one, you’re basically just wasting your life. If it's the second, then our brains are operating on a pretty basic, flawed principle: we only register change. It feels great when things shift for the better, sure. But that constant upward trajectory can't last forever. Eventually, the momentum stops, and then things start heading downhill. A life built on that kind of logic is fundamentally unsustainable. Honestly, it’s pointless.
Think about it like eating a piece of candy. Even if it tastes amazing, once that initial sugar rush starts to fade, you end up feeling a massive crash because everything was so perfect just a moment ago.