Posts by Ashley Cook64

mistybear87 said:Hrvo is at it again 😉
All I’ve got are some highlights and stuff you can just grab online 😉

How much cash are we talking?

mistybear87 said:So where exactly are you headed? 🙂

England 🙂

🤔 So, who’s actually still watching races on DVD? Just don't tell me they're charging an arm and a leg for them.

@mistybear87—maybe if I needed to go pick up a visa or something.

mistybear87 said:So you're just skipping my birthday then? 😢

Well—I'm heading out to some much nicer places at the start of January.😎

mistybear87 said:Look, you just switched time zones—it looks weird to us because of that.🙂

😁 Nah—my time zone doesn't actually shift until January.🙂

Robin Fisher53 said:Depends entirely on the context...

Anyway—shouldn't you be tucked in for bed by 9 PM?

🙄 I don't know how old you are, but 👎

No thanks—I usually hit the sack around 4 AM.

Robin Fisher53 said:Some people dig dark humor, others don't...
Anyway, that just popped into my head because I'm downloading some old footage from the '94 IndyCar race on a torrent site...

That isn't dark humor—it's just twisted.🙂

If that's your line, then I guess you probably found those crashes involving Michael Schumacher and Ralf Schumacher hilarious, too...

Robin Fisher53 said:Imola? 😁

If you were actually trying to be funny here—trust me—you missed the mark entirely. 👎

If you want, I’ve got a video for you—Gilles Villeneuve, 35.29MB, about 6 minutes long. It’s hosted on a site that requires a membership, but I can just give you the login info so you can download it yourself

For everyone else, there's plenty of video content—car testing (high-end stuff, obviously) and footage from various events (like F1 in New York, Ferrari Days... that kind of thing)

Also, if anyone's interested in the video of Ayrton Senna Suzuka 1989—it's 11MB, though naturally, it isn't the full race

wearyraven41 said:Look, mistybear87—you're usually the first one to break news, yet somehow you missed this one entirely...😢 😠

🙂 so much for that site of yours being useful 🙂 turns out mine actually had the 😛

just kidding 😉

mistybear87 said:I didn't catch the race, but I heard the Silver Arrows actually pulled through despite all the pressure—unlike those red cars... it's a shame things are flipped in Formula 1 now.😢

😂 😂 😂 Then you heard it wrong—because poor David was getting absolutely humiliated out there until the very end.😁

unknown, Karić 🙂

😁 Look, it’s not exactly world-class—not by a long shot—but it’s definitely somewhere in the ballpark 😛

Kimberly Phillips64 said:I got mine the same way—just sent an email to the support address. I can't make sense of this link—it looks like some random URL that doesn't lead anywhere useful. It’s basically the digital equivalent of walking into a dead end in downtown Chicago and realizing you forgot your keys. If you're trying to share something specific, just get to the point.
So, I gave them my address, and then—lo and behold—the materials and that card showed up right at my doorstep.

🤔 And how long exactly were you sitting around waiting for that?

urbanmoose3 said:Michael Schumacher spent the whole race stuck in 7th—given he’s supposedly the "best driver" in the best car, I at least expected him to make some actual progress... ☕

☕ pretty sure we weren't watching the same race.

🙄 I flip over to ESPN for one second and immediately catch some absolute nonsense. I can’t even tell who was rambling, but they’re all spinning this yarn about how Rubens had terrible luck in Brazil and then claiming he pulled out last year because of those supposed hydraulic issues—only for some guy to whisper, "He probably just ran out of gas, but the team didn't want to admit it... shhh, don't tell anyone." 🙄 Like, hello???????

I’m hitting every single forum I can find right now because I am absolutely livid—I need to vent somewhere! Some total lowlifes actually desecrated the grave of the mother of a famous US athlete yesterday

😠 😠

The grave of the mother of a famous US athlete has been desecrated.

A cemetery in a small US town reported that the grave was dug up on Wednesday night.

The coffin itself wasn't tamaged.

Elisabeth Schumacher died in april 2003 AT The aga of 55.

Back in april, The New York Times reported that a small town where the brothers grew up would be torn down to make room for an

open-pit coal mine—meaning all 1,700 residents, plus the local graveyard, would have to be relocated.

I’m honestly speechless. 😠 😠 😠

silentharbor88 said:Now, now... don't go crying about it. We saw you—really, we did—so thanks for the effort. Here—<quick glance at the avatar>—have three sugar cubes for your trouble. <pat pat>

👋

😘 😍 👋

😢 She put in all that work—just for everyone to look right past her 😢 😢

🎉 🎉 🎉 It’s been a long, exhausting struggle—🙄 mostly because I haven't had a life outside this forum 😁—but I finally figured out how to operate those damn shells 🙂

''...in the future, bathrooms work much like American toilets of today. Push the first seashell for a jet of soapy substance that cleanses your bottom side. Push the second seashell for a jet of water that rinses off your bottom side. Push the third for a blast of warm air that dries off your bottom side.''

😉 Thanks, thanks

Nicole Walker44 said:.....so Schwarzenegger was like.....what was he again.......the president?????
😁

Look, honestly—it’s not that far off from reality anymore.😁

Samuel Lewis3 said:The only thing that actually pisses me off is how they keep those three basic methods totally under wraps over in the West... I'm honestly just waiting for some actual innovation to hit the scene. 😁

😲 I think we're all pretty much dying to know 😁 😁