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Rossi & Ferrari in Formula 1 ·
Jack Kelly5 said:Didn't Rossi crash out during the WCR in Great Britain last year??

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He did, I suppose. But he wasn't actually doing too badly, if you ask me. I think he was maybe three or four seconds back.
Dogma in Movies ·
amberorca192 said:I think my favorite part is when Alanis walks out of the church at the end, tries to do a handstand against a tree, and just falls over immediately on her first attempt.😂>😂

Well, I guess even Bog isn't all-powerful after all.😁>
Dogma in Movies ·
The movie has some pretty funny jokes and great moments where the characters just roast each other, though there are definitely a few clumsy bits here and there. Still, I kind of enjoyed it, especially the part where they depict God as a woman.😛
Los Angeles FC are the champions! in Soccer ·
I guess you could say Thierry Henry is basically a living legend at this point, especially after bagging those 29 goals.
The growing trend of smoking bans in Health ·
I've always felt that nightclubs aren't really designed specifically for smokers, but rather for everyone to enjoy together, so they should be considered public spaces. Just because you might feel a certain way about it doesn't mean you have to take it out on me. If you need a smoke, maybe it's better to just head somewhere where it's actually permitted. I suppose we haven't seen any federal smoking bans for indoor public venues passed yet, so people can still smoke wherever they please for now, though I'm hopeful that might change before too long.
Scary Movie 3 in Movies ·
It was honestly such a trash !!!!! movie, but I guess a pretty decent amount of people still went to see it (myself included) 🙂. That’s just how powerful marketing can be, I suppose.
The Avengers (2003) in Movies ·
I watched it. I guess the concept behind it was pretty solid, though the actual execution—the storytelling itself—wasn't quite there for me.