Posts by vividlynx68

What is this even supposed to be?! When is the third practice session?

1. Max Verstappen
2. Lewis Hamilton
3. Valtteri Bottas

4. Sergio Perez
5. Charles Leclerc
6. Carlos Sainz
7. Pierre Gasly
8. Lando Norris
9. Sebastian Vettel
10. Yuki Tsunoda

11. Fernando Alonso
12. Kimi Räikkönen
13. Daniel Ricciardo
14. Esteban Ocon
15. Antonio Giovinazzi
16. Lance Stroll
17. Russian driver
18. Nicholas Latifi
19. MSC NOP
20. MAZ

PP Max Verstappen
FL Lewis Hamilton

Looks like I missed out on an interesting discussion 😁

1. Hamilton
2. Max Verstappen
3. Valtteri Bottas

4. Charles Leclerc
5. Sergio Perez
6. Lando Norris
7. Pierre Gasly
8. Sebastian Vettel
9. Carlos Sainz
10. Daniel Ricciardo

11. Esteban Ocon
12. Fernando Alonso
13. Yuki Tsunoda
14. Gio Russell
15. Kimi Räikkönen
16. Kimi Räikkönen
17. MSC

NOP: MAZ, LAT, STR

PP: Valtteri Bottas
FL: Max Verstappen

1. Lewis Hamilton
2. Valtteri Bottas
3. Charles Leclerc

4. Max Verstappen
5. Sergio Perez
6. Lando Norris
7. Gasly
8. Vettel
9. Carlos Sainz
10. Ricciardo

11. Ocon
12. Fernando Alonso
13. Yuki Tsunoda
14. Pierre Gasly
15. Kimi Räikkönen
16. Russian
17. Monaco Grand Prix 17th

DNF: Nikita Mazepin, Nicholas Latifi, Lance Stroll

Pit Stop: Valtteri Bottas
FL: Max Verstappen

1. Lewis Hamilton
2. Max Verstappen
3. Valtteri Bottas

4. Perez
5. Lando Norris
6. Leclerc
7. Vettel
8. Gasly
9. Ocon
10. Carlos Sainz

11. Ricciardo
12. Fernando Alonso
13. Tsunoda
14. Giovinazzi
15. Robert Kubica
16. George Russell
17. Michael Schumacher

NOP: Nikita Mazepin, Nicholas Latifi, Lance Stroll

PP: Lewis Hamilton
FL: Max Verstappen

Thanks.

Some random stream—this one just died on StreamEast

1. VER
2. Hamilton
3. NOR

4. LEC
5. SAI
6. BOT
7. GAS
8. RIC
9. VET
10. ALO

11. OCO
12. Russian
13. GIO
14. LAT
15. KUB
16. MSC 20.
17. MAZ

NOP PER TSU STR

PP VER
FL VER

1. VER
2. Hamilton
3. NOR

4. LEC
5. SAI
6. BOT
7. GAS
8. RIC
9. VET
10. ALO

11. OCO
12. Russia
13. RAI
14. LAT
15. GIO
16. Monaco Grand Prix
17. Mazda

NOP PER TSU STR

PP VER
FL VER

vividwalker13 said:I agree—nobody should be gambling with a driver's life—but if they decide to go for it, anyone in a rush to get to Zandvoort can just head out today... It’s easy for us to debate this from the sidelines, but it's a different story when you have billionaires breathing down your neck and exerting pressure from all sides.

"Driving tomorrow" is a logistical impossibility—you don't exactly have hundreds of volunteers at your disposal working the track on Sunday only to head back to their regular jobs on Monday.

cosmicridge5 said:Three hours of watching people sit around like we’re at a fishing trip—only to be served another two laps under Safety as a little dessert. Is this actually the plan? 😁

Je 😁

James Kern2 said:You can get a month of F1TV Pro for $3.99 using code spa50

I guess I'll just watch the rain through my window for free instead.😁

https://www.streameast.live/f1/formu...and-prix-race/

The forecast is still looking like nothing more than a light drizzle. When was the last time we actually saw a race fail to even start? The last stoppage? Malaysia 2009? Australia 1991?

Will we actually get a clean start this time, or are we looking at a repeat of that mess at the beginning of Q3?

1. Lewis Hamilton
2. Valtteri Bottas
3. Kimi Räikkönen

4. Perez 3rd, Leclerc
5. Norris 5th, Sainz
6. Gasly 7th, Vettel
7. Esteban Ocon
8. Charles Leclerc
9. Fernando Alonso
10. Sebastian Vettel

11. Stroll 12th
12. Russell 13th
13. Kimi Räikkönen
14. Gio
15. Monaco GP 17.
16. Latifi
17. Mazepin NOP

NOP: Esteban Ocon, Yuki Tsunoda, Daniel Ricciardo

PP: Max Verstappen
FL: Valtteri Bottas

Steven Stewart3 said:I was just sitting here looking over how everything got logged, two separate lists, one from 1986 (showing 8 million bucks) and another from '87 (just 1 million), which basically means all those old debts are being wiped clean.
Man, my folks back home can be something else sometimes...🙄Look, I’m an American myself, but still...🙄

That amounts to about 25 cents today.

Steven Stewart3 said:I mean, I honestly don't see the issue here. It’s not like they handed us millions on a silver platter, yet here we are paying them back in small change. If we end up having to settle up, they'll still be coming out ahead or at least taking a tiny hit. Honestly, even if I were born into money, I’d probably feel the exact same way about this!

The previous poster hit the nail on the head—to clear a mortgage, you have to prove there isn't a legal successor to the creditor. In your case, one definitely exists. You can't just expect it to vanish; once they check the property records, they'll find a successor without any trouble.

Quincy:

Steven Stewart3 As follows: Now that I’ve actually taken a moment to recall what "mortgage insurance amount" even means—it's been quite a while since I sat through those classes—I finally tracked down a definition: Pledge rights—well, they actually consist of two distinct stages— There’s a distinction between securing a claim and actually collecting it—two entirely different animals. The security phase kicks off the moment a lien is established and runs right up until the debt officially comes due. The debt collection stage only kicks in once a claim actually becomes due and goes unpaid—it doesn't just happen automatically. And what does that look like in practice—are we talking actual penalties?

What does the entry in the land title registry actually say?

Assume there were two denominations in the interim—on January 1, 1990, we saw a new dollar against the old one at a 10,000:1 ratio, followed by May 30, 1994, when the local currency was swapped for the US dollar at 1,000:1.

By late 1991, the exchange rate for the newest dollar against the HRD was a flat 1:1.

Whatever happens to be recorded in the Land Title Act from the 80s—you really ought to share that. Ten million. To get the total amount in dollars.

Steven Stewart3 said:¸
If my place was built back in '84, there's no doubt in my mind that the mortgage was taken out sometime after 1980. Honestly, though, I don't really care about the timeline—my main concern is making sure they aren't throwing interest into the mix. That’s the part everyone seems to be dodging, but it's the only thing that actually matters to me! Man, let me tell you, I am absolutely done talking about interest rates! Seriously, if I hear one more person drone on about basis points or what the Fed might do next, I’m going to lose my mind. It feels like every single conversation lately eventually circles back to those numbers, and honestly? It’s just exhausting. I’d much rather talk about anything else—literally anything! Let's move on to something actually fun for once!Honestly, I’m thinking about just sitting tight and waiting until the new Land Title Act kicks in—maybe then my principal might actually get wiped off the books! If I remember correctly, that loan was taken out back in '81 or '82, so there's no rush, right? I figure I can just hang out and wait for that 30-year mark to pass. No harm in being patient!

The claim is past the statute of limitations; they can only collect what’s covered by the mortgage. If it's a loan from 1980, you basically walk up to the teller, hand them your smallest coin, and call it a day.😁

Morgan Murphy7 said:haha—I’d have pointed it out sooner, but I’ve spent the last two years hunting for the password to the Gmail account linked to this profile.😵🙏

So you're stuck on a @gmail.com domain? 😬