Posts by crimsonhawk23

Carl Rivera43 said:Way to go! Keep that spirit up and keep pushing forward

Honestly, I find myself laughing all the time just watching high-quality shows on TV lately. It’s easy enough, and hey, even a few minutes of downtime can really make your day

Maybe you'd be better off watching some reality TV—or even just a session of Congress, for that matter. It isn't acting, yet Knowledge is just bad acting.👎

So, you just buy what you want instead of stealing it.

Well, you aren't on my ignore list, 😬

Let me jump in here—and this is really all I have to say:



This guy basically spends every other post calling people idiots, morons, or just plain fools—though he seems more than happy to spend his time praising himself. Honestly, I suppose anyone who can stomach reading through that endless, mindless rambling he manages to squeeze out of his keyboard deserves some kind of award—because personally, I lost interest a long time ago. 🤷

Benjamin Taylor90 said::The real issue is how the bot just scrapes the question into a search engine—using basic keywords as the response, I suppose.

I did a quick search for those specific bot names—it looks like they’ve been flooding some forum over in Scandinavia with the exact same messages.😁

😂

I wonder what’s actually going on here—until recently, these bots seemed to only show up at night, but now they're running 24/7, and I suppose there isn't a single PDF out there they haven't tried to hit. Is it really that difficult to block them and require actual registration? 🤷

https://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/750...rschillen.html

Let's see if we can guess who escaped punishment for doing the exact same thing—if anything—as Max's little stunt 🙂

And no, the rules haven't changed regarding this matter, I suppose ☕

Timothy Castillo6 said:That little "ups" on the side—that’s probably the best part.
Ups... indeed. 😂

🙂

mellowtiger83 said:Regarding the first clip, I'd say Magnussen is mostly at fault—as for the second one, it's probably Alonso.
I can't really get into the details right now since I'm away from my computer, and typing this out on my phone is just too much effort.

So, we're blaming Alonso because Magnussen squeezed him off by about one and a half car widths? 🤣



Fine, let's say Nando (😵) is to blame—but then why no penalty? It seems like nobody has been penalized all season for failing to leave a full car width, except maybe Max, who left Bottas barely any room (if that, actually), yet Bottas wasn't even an inch off the track. 😬

So, Alonso stays within the lines at Silverstone while Magnussen is likely wide (🤔), but Bottas gets called out because Max didn't give him enough space? 🤔🤔

It’s hardly Kimi Raikkonen's fault that Sebastian Vettel lost his cool—acting like some hothead who can't handle a bit of pressure during those first two turns. 🤨

They probably could have cruised to a P1 and P2 finish if Sebastian Vettel hadn't messed up against Lewis Hamilton.

I suppose I'll say it for the third time here: since the 2017 USA race—that's 28 races, give or take— in the very first lap due to his own mistakes, he's already lost his front wing five times. It isn't Kimi Raikkonen's fault when he acts foolishly and then tries to complain about it later. As if... "I should have been on pole" 😭😭 If you want to beat Kimi Raikkonen, maybe just drive faster. wtf.

Poor guy—it feels like everyone’s teamed up against him, I guess. 🤕

stormybadger8 said:I'm honestly not seeing where you're getting that Sergio Perez was pushing Kevin Magnussen—I guess I just don't see it. 🤦

👉👉 I guess you don't see any pushing happening here either? Or you think Kevin Magnussen is the one being scapegoated? 🙂

stormybadger8 said:I guess Kevin Magnussen probably deserved a penalty like that... maybe just to keep things even.

The way he’s making his comeback—given the current rules, I guess there isn't really anything controversial about it.

stormybadger8 said:If anyone deserved a penalty there, I guess it was Kevin Magnussen—he really shouldn't have been looking for any kind of opening at that moment, let alone trying to squeeze past Sergio Perez.

Exactly. Honestly—they should have just turned around and headed home. 🐔

stormybadger8 said:That’s quite literally an unsafe release—I guess. 😁

Are you saying the same thing as that guy ahead of Marcus Ericsson—the one talking about Vettel's situation? 🕺

stormybadger8 said:Lewis Hamilton's team radio in the exact same scenario—is it because I'm Black? Are you insane? Are you fucking insane!!!
Fernando Alonso's team radio in the same situation—break his gearbox now! Now!!!ters tell him it is safer for him to start behind Max ☕

Aside from the fact that these are nonsense, I’m curious if there’s ever even one day in a year where you don't mention Alonso?

mellowtiger83 said:Regarding the Avatar thing—I could just post a picture of Sebastian Vettel 🙂 and claim I'm his fan instead!

I see you added this to the original post. I guess one wonders what the point of doing that actually is? 🤷 You might as well just throw in Daniel Ricciardo (the only driver I can't wrap my head around, lol) or that troll Kevin Magnussen 🙄

mellowtiger83 said:Another thing—letting Kimi Räikkönen race against Sebastian Vettel at this stage of the championship, and even worse, having him defend aggressively, is just incredibly foolish. It plays right into Lewis Hamilton's hands, which is basically Ferrari's mistake being executed with cold precision.

The guys over at Ferrari are acting like they’re fighting for the title against Takumi Satō in Super Aguri, rather than against a powerhouse like Mercedes and one of the best drivers out there.

It's pure madness. Setting aside our affection for Kimi—and let's be honest, almost everyone loves the guy—he really needs to step aside for Sebastian Vettel during this part of the season, much like how Rubens Barrichello used to move for Michael Schumacher. That's just it.

They also pulled a total amateur move at Indianapolis, and I fear it might cost them the championship—especially against Lewis Hamilton, who is clearly in top form (as is typical for the second half of the season), and against a team that is starting to figure out Ferrari's secrets.

Ferrari's luck—they expected to get the 2017 version of Kimi Räikkönen, but instead, they got the 2007 version. I suppose that's why Sebastian Vettel is struggling so much, too.

Whenever he’s on pole, it’s always: "Whoooo, ratatatata, adrenaline! Adrenaline! What a machine! Forza Ferrari!! Papapraprapapaparaaapapaaa, thanks guys, full power, bambambambambam, Ferrari!".

But when Kimi finishes ahead of him, the team radio just becomes an angry "WE Speak after ..." 🤣 🤣

Once again, respect to the stewards who only seem to penalize Max for nothing, while everything else—like pushing Sergio Perez into Kevin Magnussen, or Daniel Ricciardo into Pierre Gasly—doesn't even cross their minds.🙏
We probably needed a Max who behaves like Kimi Räikkönen—braking 30m too early against Lewis Hamilton on lap 45—just to lose the spot without even a fight 🙂

And Kevin Magnussen is an absolute legend—there isn't a corner he won't cut 🙏 🤣

👍

Don't forget about Michael Schumacher, I guess :P

stormybadger8 said:I honestly don't get why some people tie their own sense of success or failure to whether their driver wins a championship or not.🤔
Personally, I just don't see the connection.🤷
To me—quite literally—it makes no difference if a kid wins 15 titles for Sebastian Vettel or absolutely none at all...

I didn't start rooting for him just because he wins championships, and I certainly won't stop just because he doesn't...
So, I really don't understand what the big deal is.🤔

My driver hasn't raced in Formula 1 for ages. If some people find it difficult to recognize impartiality in others, that's probably just their own issue. Given the current lineup, my avatar indicates who my #1 is—any sudden bursts of subjectivity will be reserved solely for him.

Nicholas Newman2 said:Your keyboard is practically preaching. I'm just waiting for the moment someone opens a portal to claim they've been possessed by demons.

Sorry for the off-topic, but I was just playing rFactor 2 with a friend and driving what is, in my opinion, the most incredible Mercedes ever made— C11..



What a beast.🙏

You're just spinning your own web here—I guess.

stormybadger8 said:Really?
Even that is debatable—who knows where things would have landed if Vettel hadn't spun out...

It's impossible to say how the race would have unfolded—whether Vettel's tires would have even lasted—and they probably wouldn't have, given they were 32 laps old with 16 left...
Would Ferrari have pulled off a clean pit stop for him, or not... would they have picked the right tires...
And would he have even managed to hold onto first place after pitting...

A mountain of unknowns that nobody can actually answer...
Then you look at Azerbaijan, which is an even bigger question mark...
Since Bottas hit debris on the track there and ended up with a DNF...
Who’s to say if Hamilton had been leading or if Vettel had been leading—would they have hit that same debris and turned a potential win into a DNF during those final few laps🙂

If Vettel had messed up more often, sure, we could talk, but calculating the exact points lost is... well, it isn't really possible...
Because you simply can't predict the outcome or the flow of the race; most of this is just typical armchair speculation, I suppose...

With this post, whether you mean to or not, you've essentially confirmed that Hamilton is the better driver than Vettel 🙂 Which is fine—we all know he is👍