When you look at the Irish and their "Irish drinking songs," it's a vibe you never forget. Even though most people from the old North America would swear that nothing beats getting drunk to local folk hits, to the Irish, those tracks are nothing.
I can't even remember the last time I actually bought music. Ever since unlimited data plans became the norm, I just dive right in.
Honestly, I’d probably be broke by now if I hadn't gone digital. These days, I've been spiraling back into the past, mostly obsessing over late 70s and early 80s US punk. Who could afford to collect all that physical media? Instead, I just built myself a massive playlist on Spotify and let it rip.
Hamilton was the man for the job when it mattered most, and the stats don't lie. Four consecutive titles—how many drivers have actually pulled that off, besides Fangi (who also snagged four in a row) and Schumacher (with his five)?
Hamster just proved he’s a total joke, shoving Vettel onto the podium. If he actually thought the penalty was wrong, shouldn't he have just slowed down to negate those five seconds?
mellowtiger83 said:Of course you missed the fact that Nico Rosberg is a top-tier driver. Honestly, Ferrari made a massive blunder by not picking him up immediately after he left Mercedes; they could have had a title right now. Who knows? Maybe they offered him a seat and he turned them down, but that's just my guess.
You're guessing, and honestly, you're overthinking it.
Rosberg was still under contract with Mercedes, so Ferrari couldn't have signed him even if they wanted to. Besides, Nico always had one goal: retire the moment he became champion. That’s exactly what he did. There was never any talk of him continuing with anyone else, regardless of the money—not when Team Rosberg is doing so well that he doesn't need it.
I'm wondering about the specifics here: when someone calls a female forum user a slut, what’s the actual penalty for that?
In my opinion, that deserves a permanent ban. In one specific instance, the guy only got a three-day suspension—probably 100 points since I couldn't see the warning before the post was deleted. It seems incredibly light, especially considering I was hit with 500 points and a seven-day ban for something much less severe.
I didn't bother watching the race; couldn't be bothered to get out of bed.
As a Ferrari fan, I'm pretty happy seeing Vettel take the win and Kimi grab third.
Since I have a lot of respect for Fernando Alonso's driving, it's good to see him claw back five spots, though I still suspect McLaren won't actually improve much this season. This fifth-place finish feels more like a stroke of luck than anything else.