Posts by Elizabeth Hughes

redheron12 said:I've actually got a recipe for some damn kangaroo meat if you're interested...

Man, that kangaroo meat is always so tough to chew... 🥳

rustystag7 said:I'm with you on this one.👍

It honestly wears me down reading through all these mindless threads that have absolutely nothing to do with racing, only to see them scrubbed from the board just because someone's a newcomer to the community.🤷

Besides, I can't help but wonder who actually felt threatened by that post in the first place.🤷

At this rate, we might as well be swapping sourdough recipes or knitting patterns right in the middle of a discussion about the United States Grand Prix...🙂

redheron12 said:The luckiest moderator on this site, just coasting on old glory: Elizabeth Hughes

Wrong.
Elizabeth Hughes doesn't moderate at all. 😛

You missed an entire category.
The type of forum user who thinks they’ve got it all figured out, acting like an expert when they actually don't have a clue: redheron12.

Morgan Murphy7 said:Even if you wanted to, there's just no way for you to act stuck-up.

I’m not the subject of this discussion. 😛

What a bunch of arrogant predictions... 🙄

Brandon Ramos4 said:The FIA >>> Parity?

I'm sending an email. 😉>

rustystag7 said:So the issues are fixed and we're just going to watch Sumi dominate in the rain at Spa👋 👋 🙂 🙂

Sure. Just like we've seen all season long. 😛

According to ESPN, the Formula 1 calendar for next season is finally out.

For the first time since 1996, we aren't kicking things off in Australia; instead, they're heading to Bahrain.

March 12, 2006 - Bahrain Grand Prix, Sakhir
March 19, 2006 - Malaysian Grand Prix, Sepang
April 2, 2006 - Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne
April 23, 2006 - San Marino Grand Prix, Imola
May 7, 2006 - European Grand Prix, Nurburgring
May 14, 2006 - Spanish Grand Prix, Barcelona
May 28, 2006 - Monaco Grand Prix, Monte Carlo
June 11, 2006 - United Kingdom Grand Prix, Silverstone
June 25, 2006 - Canadian Grand Prix, Montreal
July 2, 2006 - United States Grand Prix, Indianapolis
July 16, 2006 - French Grand Prix, Magny-Cours
July 30, 2006 - German Grand Prix, Hockenheim
August 6, 2006 - Canadian Grand Prix, Hungaroring
August 27, 2006 - Turkish Grand Prix, Istanbul
September 10, 2006 - Italian Grand Prix, Monza
September 17, 2006 - Belgian Grand Prix, Spa-Francorchamps
October 1, 2006 - Japanese Grand Prix, Suzuka
October 8, 2006 - Chinese Grand Prix, Shanghai
October 22, 2006 - Brazilian Grand Prix, Interlagos

Morgan Murphy7 said:Do you have boobs?

Well, well, well... Morgan... I guess we all know who's asking that. 😁

🙂

Jacob Johnson70 said:There you have it. If I had been the one to say it, or if it came from Rain, Randall, or Feuerfuchs, Morgan Murphy7 would’ve lost his mind and claimed we were all just talking nonsense.
But since Elizabeth Hughes is the one saying it, suddenly everything is perfectly fine. 😁

I decided to just step away from the blog entirely. 😉 😁

Morgan Murphy7 said:because the kid was absolutely cooking it during that stretch of fastest laps, and he wasn't even breaking a sweat.

Yeah, sure... when he was running on fumes. 😉

Morgan Murphy7 said:whereas Fisichella really has nothing left to lose, yet he still ends up getting rolled by Mike.

Excuse me? Where did this attitude come from?
He didn't just "lose" to anyone... he got outclassed by an old veteran, a seven-time world champion, and basically the man who owned yesterday's race! 😛 😁

Morgan Murphy7 said:Can someone please explain what is actually going on with Fisichella?
One weekend he’s driving like a god—take that race at Spa, even if he did spin out—and then yesterday in the USA, he drives like a total amateur.

If I'm being honest, Alonso drove like a complete amateur yesterday, too. 😛

Rain said:But wait, does the constructors' champion get to run the number 1 on their car next season?

The driver's champion gets the number 1, not the constructor. 😉
Better luck next time, I guess, but until then, you might as well enjoy this title while it lasts. 🙂

McLaren put in a hell of a fight, even if they ended up coming up short.
They could have done better, if you ask me.

And just to be safe, move this one along with the last three posts into the spam folder. 😛

Charles Martin78 said:I'm just not 😛

Changing thread titles just to suit your own ego doesn't suddenly make you some kind of legendary moderator.😛

Charles Martin78 said:👍

And then there's Michael:

Give me a break, you're totally off topic. 😛 😁

Well, I guess I "signed." 😉

Morgan Murphy7 said:It feels like General Motors is really starting to slide.

I wouldn't say General Motors is crashing quite as hard as it looks, it’s more like McLaren finally caught a bit of luck (both for Kimi Raikkonen and Juan Pablo Montoya) to actually finish a race or two ahead of Fernando Alonso. I guess you could call it payback time. McLaren has been struggling for ages (and honestly, they still are) with reliability issues, but they've managed to stumble into a few decent results lately. It’s nothing major, but enough to keep the folks over at McLaren feeling optimistic... here and there. 😉

Personally, I think Kimi Raikkonen has a shot at turning the tide, though on the flip side, Fernando Alonso has built up a pretty solid lead. And let's face it, the Canadian Grand Prix isn't going to happen every single weekend. So... who knows... I'd say it's a 50:50 toss-up between them.

The only one who might truly catch them off guard is Michael Schumacher. 🤣
(Sorry, I had to... I am a Ferrari fan through and through 😁)

redheron12 said:

"We're miles ahead of everyone else, including Renault; the only one who can actually hold us back is Michael at the 👍half race."

🤣
Half race? Yeah, right... 😛

Exactly. And he actually had the nerve to act in that absolute garbage. 😁