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Taylor Brown61 said:🙂 he was wasted then—that doesn't count!
Look, the guy is a total mess. He’s an alcoholic through and through. Honestly, just like any finance bro following in the footsteps of Matti Nikkinen.
I was actually there back in '97 (when Frentzen pulled off that win in the Williams).
Pro tip: don't go cheap on the tickets because you won't see a damn thing. It was pouring rain back then, so the whole track was just a massive mud pit. Seriously, just spring for seats near one of the turns, like over by the Toss corner.
It really just depends on what kind of doctor you're seeing. Mine is pretty useless whenever I deal with a stomach bug or a nasty bout of diarrhea.
ps. also, stick with the big brands like Johnson & Johnson.
Honestly, I’ve been through the ringer with both types—had to deal with surgery on my lower leg after some nasty fractures—and man, this spinal one is just way easier to handle. It's much more manageable. If it came down to it, I'd definitely go with this option again.
I still vividly remember that race in France when Schumacher’s half-shaft just snapped right as he was pulling out of the pits.
mistyfalcon24 said:The real secret sauce with Schumi is just how much he actually knows about his car. He isn't just driving; he understands exactly how the setup feels, what’s working, and what’s totally off. He can walk right up to the mechanics and tell them exactly which tiny adjustment needs to be made. It’s not just about having a beast of an engine; it's about him knowing how to tame it.
I'm totally with you there. Honestly, I think the guy just has a bit more brainpower than most of the other guys out there.
Honestly, I don't think it's even about the tires. It's really more about who's actually behind the wheel driving them.