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jacfan wrote:

Snowy wrote:Hey Snowy I thought you said this was a pleasant comments thread.... Although I enjoyed the race it (for me) was not THAT exciting and now I have very ugly unpleasant thoughts running through my brain. YUK

Can't be helped some people actually enjoy having orgasms

Still don't want that picture in my head. Darn!!!!!!

"Its a beautiful night for a night dream, its a beautiful night"
The full moon was as big as a 1938 mercedes F1 steering wheel, as it came up over the cliff, n shone down on the bay....n me....n the dawgs. Not a Wabbit a Snowy, or a Ghogho to be found, to share it with

Very romantic.

I think the wabbit and Snowy are enjoying the moonlight elsewhere. Poor wabbit.

jacfan wrote:Very romantic.

that....sigh.....I am. All the rest is just a gruff exterior

jacfan wrote:I think the wabbit and Snowy are enjoying the moonlight elsewhere. Poor wabbit.

gasp Was it the Wabbit I just got with the .222 in the spotlight, or something else just as furry that was bouncing up n down

Ted Kravitz wrote:

One final thought for Geoffrey Willis, whose car won on Sunday.
I hope seeing his car win provided Geoff with some closure on the difficult time he?s had with Honda.

At least Prodrive F1 can now say they have a race-winning technical director on their team. (Big secret. You read it here first, but don?t say it came from me.)

Sounds pretty sensible to me and lets face it Geof is one of the best in the business, Honda are going to miss him unfortunately. Maybe I should have put that on another thread.

PS Earlier I couldn't think of anything pleasant to say apart from perhaps "Jenson won in Hungary so eat my shorts" which I thought you probably already knew so I didn't

Snowy wrote:Ted Kravitz wrote:

One final thought for Geoffrey Willis, whose car won on Sunday.
I hope seeing his car win provided Geoff with some closure on the difficult time he?s had with Honda.

At least Prodrive F1 can now say they have a race-winning technical director on their team. (Big secret. You read it here first, but don?t say it came from me.)

Sounds pretty sensible to me and lets face it Geof is one of the best in the business, Honda are going to miss him unfortunately. Maybe I should have put that on another thread.

PS Earlier I couldn't think of anything pleasant to say apart from perhaps "Jenson won in Hungary so eat my shorts" which I thought you probably already knew so I didn't

the thought of eating shorts is not one which should come to mind from a pleasant comments thread,

No way Jose!!1 I am not even touching your shorts after your excitement of watching JB winning his first race!!! euwwwwwkkkkkkkkk

Haven't you people been taught never to read the small print?

My lawyer tells me to always read the small print.

Snowy wrote:Haven't you people been taught never to read the small print?

There was big print

For a change I have something nice to say about Frank Williams He could be forgiven for holding a grudge against JB however he was very generous with his praise for JB's (fantastic win ) in Hungary. Frank said:

I'm absolutely delighted for him. It's been a long time coming and it has shown that as a driver he is right up there. If Michael retires next year, then he's one of the top three, no question.

He mentions the two and a half week shoot out with Bruno Junquera, and how their lap times were so close but that Jens got the nod because he hadn't had a year of testing the car to get on that pace.
He adds:

One of the other things that struck me is that he's a lovely, lovely guy. From the start he had exceptional talent and finally he has been able to prove it. We've fought for him twice, so that should be proof enough of how highly we rate him.

Thanks for that Frank I think I might forgive all your past misdemeanours

Snowy wrote:For a change I have something nice to say about Frank Williams He could be forgiven for holding a grudge against JB however he was very generous with his praise for JB's (fantastic win ) in Hungary. Frank said:

I'm absolutely delighted for him. It's been a long time coming and it has shown that as a driver he is right up there. If Michael retires next year, then he's one of the top three, no question.

He mentions the two and a half week shoot out with Bruno Junquera, and how their lap times were so close but that Jens got the nod because he hadn't had a year of testing the car to get on that pace.
He adds:

One of the other things that struck me is that he's a lovely, lovely guy. From the start he had exceptional talent and finally he has been able to prove it. We've fought for him twice, so that should be proof enough of how highly we rate him.

Thanks for that Frank I think I might forgive all your past misdemeanours

Methinks all of that is SF tring to take the credit for develpong JB

(Isaid that in the most pleasant manner I could )