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George Bailey9 George Bailey9 NewcomerOP
6 messages
joined Jun 2004
#1 ·
I had a dream that M. Schumacher’s dominance in this race was cut short... I had this vision where the season ends up being a complete mess and Schumacher barely manages to scrape by with the title...

Basically, I dreamed that Schumacher would crash out—like, a massive wreck involving a few cars—and that it might even happen multiple times during the race, leading to some serious accidents. I can't quite remember if it was Schumacher or maybe one of those Italian drivers who got hurt...

Honestly, I really hope it was just a dream and none of that actually happens. Part of me doesn't want to see anyone get injured, but then again, part of me just wants to see Schumacher keep dominating. Everyone’s allowed to have their own little wishes, I guess.🙂
restlessmaker2 restlessmaker2 Member
13 messages
joined Jan 2004
#2 ·
hmmmmm..............yeah.

I actually had a dream too. Dreamed I was heading to Chicago for some burgers... and wouldn't you know it, now I'm actually out grabbing a burger 😛
Betty Murphy Betty Murphy Active Member
145 messages
joined Apr 2003
#3 ·
Look, everyone has their weird little dreams. For instance, lately, I’ve been dreaming about Montoya’s wife—so I’m not really bothering anyone except my own right hand.😳 😁
Charles Martin78 Charles Martin78 Active Member
101 messages
joined Mar 2011
#4 ·
I hope you have nightmares. Honestly, try dreaming about Hollywood starlets, beautiful landscapes, or some decent ice cream like a normal person would.
George Bailey9 George Bailey9 NewcomerOP
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joined Jun 2004
#5 ·
I’m posting this because I’ve been having these dreams lately that feel like they might actually come true...

For instance, I had a dream about death... and when I looked it up in a dream dictionary, it suggested I might be facing a brief separation from someone close to me—and honestly, looking back, it feels pretty spot on. There were a few other bits too, though I can't quite recall them all right now...

But I have to admit, I’m pretty terrified.🤮
boldhound8 boldhound8 Regular
437 messages
joined Oct 2007
#6 ·
I had a dream about Savage😁, but honestly, nothing's happening yet😁 😁 😁
George Bailey9 George Bailey9 NewcomerOP
6 messages
joined Jun 2004
#7 ·
Look, if something similar happens—like a major accident or just any kind of disaster—it’s going to be a shock. It feels like we rarely see accidents like that anymore, much like back in Monaco when that idiot Coulthard suddenly slammed on the brakes for the second time in his life. My apologies to the McLaren fans and the Coulthard crowd...
that’s a whole different story...

But if an accident like that occurs, or if Schumacher flies off the track—which is also rare, or maybe even impossible since he tears through everything, including puddles during practice sessions

stay safe out there, everyone!
Carol Ortiz4 Carol Ortiz4 Active Member
57 messages
joined Sep 2003
#8 ·
Well, honestly... there isn't much new to say about the Canada race... accidents happen, right? But as for someone actually blowing up... (aside from Montoya and whoever else he might take out with him)... I highly doubt we'll see any real carnage out there...
Betty Murphy Betty Murphy Active Member
145 messages
joined Apr 2003
#9 ·
George Bailey9 said:hey, if something similar happens—like a major accident or just any wreck—because it's becoming so rare to see crashes like that one in Monaco when that guy David Coulthard suddenly braked hard for the second time in his life. My apologies to the McLaren fans and those who root for David Coulthard...
that's a whole different story...

Well, if I had only slammed on the brakes twice in my life instead of driving for over three years, things might be different! Fortunately, I've never been hit by anyone. So, I don't really view that as a bad trait. (P.S. In case you didn't catch it, regarding the crash in Monaco, the blame lies with the car that caused all that smoke, which was Takuma Sato's).

George Bailey9 said:but if a similar accident occurs, or if Michael Schumacher flies off the track, that's also rare or almost impossible since he ends up spinning out during practice sessions too!

stay safe, everyone!

Why bother being careful? People would just assume you're Nostradamus and start a cult in your honor. Personally, I'd send you photos of McLaren every single day just so you could dream about them winning.😳 😁
Betty Murphy Betty Murphy Active Member
145 messages
joined Apr 2003
#10 ·
Carol Ortiz4 said:Well, nothing much has changed regarding accidents in Canada... though the idea of someone actually getting shot—aside from maybe Juan Pablo Montoya or someone he happens to run into—and getting hurt because of it? I highly doubt it.

You can never really say. For all we know, Michael Schumacher could crash into a Mercedes safety car or hit a barrier, which wouldn't even be that surprising at this point. It would be far stranger if he actually managed to overtake anyone on the track.
mistybear87 mistybear87 Regular
406 messages
joined Nov 2010
#11 ·
Mr.Ex. President said:I have a dream about Sebastian Vettel😁, but nothing has happened just yet😁 😁 😁

you're looking a little vulnerable there🙂
Carol Ortiz4 Carol Ortiz4 Active Member
57 messages
joined Sep 2003
#12 ·
Anđeo said:It would be quite strange to have to overtake someone on the track.

That is true... he really will eventually have to make a move on someone out there. Up until now, it hasn't been necessary because no one has managed to get ahead of him... but who can say? Perhaps that might change in the future. 😁
George Bailey9 George Bailey9 NewcomerOP
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joined Jun 2004
#13 ·
😁

I tried to warn you all—but I guess some people just feel the need to be contrarian for the sake of it. Does everything always have to revolve around your opinion? Honestly, I can’t stand people like that, but since I don't actually know you, I won't go that far. Cheers.

Michael Schumacher winning?

p.s. Hang on a second, people!!!! Look, M.S. is constantly overtaking; he's just that damn good at lapping people. It isn't his fault if everyone else from last summer seems to have suffered some sort of mental decline and failed to build better cars...

Takuma Sato is to blame, though most of them at least blew past him by about sixty. Then there's David Coulthard—it looks like he actually stopped, or maybe just slowed down significantly. And don't even get me started on Sato; he has an oil leak during one lap and doesn't even get penalized, then turns around and gives the crowd this huge grin while poor Giancarlo Fisichella nearly gets taken out! It's just wild, honestly.
wearyraven41 wearyraven41 Active Member
101 messages
joined Sep 2011
#14 ·
I have a dream, but honestly? Whether I'm dreaming about something beautiful or even something totally terrible... it never actually happens in real life.😢
George Bailey9 George Bailey9 NewcomerOP
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joined Jun 2004
#15 ·
I mean, I'm well aware that Jacques Villeneuve 😁 has an expiration date—kind of like milk you leave sitting out on the counter... but at least that milk stays quiet instead of making noise
Jacob Johnson70 Jacob Johnson70 Member
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joined Oct 2021
#16 ·
Around here, we have a saying: you’re just as foolish as the dreams you chase...👋
Carol Ortiz4 Carol Ortiz4 Active Member
57 messages
joined Sep 2003
#17 ·
Jacob Johnson70 said:Around here, we have an old saying: you’re just as foolish as the dreams you chase....👋

I have to wonder where anyone would actually say something like that? Is it on Mars or maybe Venus... or did you just make that up on the spot? 🙂
Jacob Johnson70 Jacob Johnson70 Member
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joined Oct 2021
#18 ·
Carol Ortiz4 said:Where exactly is this being said? On Mars or Venus... or did you just make it up... 🙂

Washington, D.C. and the surrounding areas. 😁
wearyraven41 wearyraven41 Active Member
101 messages
joined Sep 2011
#19 ·
George Bailey9 said:Look, I get it. Jacques Villeneuve 😁 is basically like milk you left out on the counter—he’s definitely past his expiration date. But at least when he talks, he actually makes sense once in a while.

😁
I don't think that's even what he's getting at this time... 👋
George Bailey9 George Bailey9 NewcomerOP
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joined Jun 2004
#20 ·
Fair enough, I guess!

There's an old saying we have here—don't listen to what Zuckerberg says, because if you do, you’re basically asking for trouble.

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