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Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 7:56 am
by rah
NO! for your own good please don't drink Fosters. In Australia we used to make convicted criminals drink that in prison to make their stay all the more horible. But we had to stop as the UN said it was against human rights!

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 9:00 am
by Julian Mayo
Jim Watt wrote:Hmm. Not much controversy so far. I expect to hear poor old Webbo being assaulted and abused since we hardly have Michael and Jenson to kick around any more.

My average for picks in 8'npole is so far out of contention now that I hardly feel any pressure making my picks any more! The gods of racing have decided now to favor Fernando --and that is VERY GOOD for F1. To have the youngest ever World Champion in the second fastest car will sell beaucoup billets in the coming season, especially since Kimi is so perfect by skill and personality to play the "dark horse."

Enough idle chatter, though. here are my picks and reasons:

Pole: Kimi --because he's bound to be VERY FRUSTRATED and he'll be in a brand new car

1. Kimi --because even Fernando's luck can't last THIS long!
2. Alonso --because he'll be in a very good grid position, far enough in front so that neither Ralph nor Webbo can punt him out
3. Michael --because he hasn't had a podium yet (is that REALLY true?)
4. Rubens --because of team orders
5. Nick --because he has to make his move NOW, or the Webbo will work to dump him next year
6. Jarno --because he's damn good
7. D.C. --because I'd like to put him even higher up (may be even a podium; he COULD, you know, with a little help, even beat Michael)
8. Juan Pablo --because he has a really fast car ... now if he can just keep in on the course!

Hope the race is really hard fought so that the following week I'll be able get in some good arguments out at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway where I'll be enjoying the sights and the Fosters!

cheers and good racing, Jim
Being out of contention makes it more fun Jim :lol:
Nick may well find himself superglued to his hotel bed, when he wakes up on race morning, nothing spiteful, just aussie humour :twisted:
We in Oz are glad to hear somebody drinks Fosters, if they keep exporting it we can stick to the good aussie beers :lol:
DC may have his work cut out to stay ahead of his team-mate this weekend :shock:

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 11:29 am
by Graham Ross
Jim Watt wrote:Hmm. Not much controversy so far. I expect to hear poor old Webbo being assaulted and abused since we hardly have Michael and Jenson to kick around any more.

My average for picks in 8'npole is so far out of contention now that I hardly feel any pressure making my picks any more! The gods of racing have decided now to favor Fernando --and that is VERY GOOD for F1. To have the youngest ever World Champion in the second fastest car will sell beaucoup billets in the coming season, especially since Kimi is so perfect by skill and personality to play the "dark horse."

Enough idle chatter, though. here are my picks and reasons:

Pole: Kimi --because he's bound to be VERY FRUSTRATED and he'll be in a brand new car

1. Kimi --because even Fernando's luck can't last THIS long!
2. Alonso --because he'll be in a very good grid position, far enough in front so that neither Ralph nor Webbo can punt him out
3. Michael --because he hasn't had a podium yet (is that REALLY true?)
4. Rubens --because of team orders
5. Nick --because he has to make his move NOW, or the Webbo will work to dump him next year
6. Jarno --because he's damn good
7. D.C. --because I'd like to put him even higher up (may be even a podium; he COULD, you know, with a little help, even beat Michael)
8. Juan Pablo --because he has a really fast car ... now if he can just keep in on the course!

Hope the race is really hard fought so that the following week I'll be able get in some good arguments out at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway where I'll be enjoying the sights and the Fosters!

cheers and good racing, Jim
Jim, good post but I doubt Kimi will get Pole unless he does a Heidfeld!!

Alonso was lucky but that wasn't the only reason he won! Kimi didn't manage his tyres (not so perfect by skill then :wink: ). And Alonso won "as slowly as possible" :wink:

Montoya will only finish in 8th if he goes off. I think he has learned and will beat Kimi in Canada

Michael did finish on the podium in Imola :shock: :shock: Somehow Bridgestone were better there. Ah cold weather!!
Perhaps they'll change the calendar next year :D

I agree with Julian, DC will have a tough time from Klien and I doubt the Red Bull can handle the speed

Hey lucky you, enjoy Indy and the Fosters (but come to Australia for the real Aussie beer :shock: :shock: )

And may the best win

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 3:05 pm
by Kapel
F1greyhound wrote:K-D, Kappel and anyone else wishing for rain, lets make some rain dance on Sunday morning......

I want rain for Michael, Rubens and Narain :wink: :D

Yeah!!! :up:

In India,the monsoon season is just about to begin & especially here in Bombay,a grand Puja(holy stuff to please the rain God) is scheduled on Sunday for the rain to arrive. :wink:

I shall pray for rain in Canada too then :wink: :bouncey:

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 3:22 pm
by Julian Mayo
Kapel wrote:
F1greyhound wrote:K-D, Kappel and anyone else wishing for rain, lets make some rain dance on Sunday morning......

I want rain for Michael, Rubens and Narain :wink: :D

Yeah!!! :up:

In India,the monsoon season is just about to begin & especially here in Bombay,a grand Puja(holy stuff to please the rain God) is scheduled on Sunday for the rain to arrive. :wink:

I shall pray for rain in Canada too then :wink: :bouncey:
Must be time to head up to Agra or there abouts then :wink:
My version of Puja is going to any event that requires good fine weather. :cry:

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 3:29 pm
by rah
Kapel wrote:
F1greyhound wrote:K-D, Kappel and anyone else wishing for rain, lets make some rain dance on Sunday morning......

I want rain for Michael, Rubens and Narain :wink: :D

Yeah!!! :up:

In India,the monsoon season is just about to begin & especially here in Bombay,a grand Puja(holy stuff to please the rain God) is scheduled on Sunday for the rain to arrive. :wink:

I shall pray for rain in Canada too then :wink: :bouncey:
Bloody monsoon season. Takes a week longer to get our stock out of Bombay!

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 3:34 pm
by Kapel
julian mayo wrote: Must be time to head up to Agra or there abouts then :wink:
My version of Puja is going to any event that requires good fine weather. :cry:
In India right now,"a good fine weather" would be rain only.Its bloody 45deg here :cry:

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 3:36 pm
by Julian Mayo
Kapel wrote:
julian mayo wrote: Must be time to head up to Agra or there abouts then :wink:
My version of Puja is going to any event that requires good fine weather. :cry:
In India right now,"a good fine weather" would be rain only.Its bloody 45deg here :cry:
And Agra would be about 28?

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 3:37 pm
by Julian Mayo
rah wrote:
Kapel wrote:
F1greyhound wrote:K-D, Kappel and anyone else wishing for rain, lets make some rain dance on Sunday morning......

I want rain for Michael, Rubens and Narain :wink: :D

Yeah!!! :up:

In India,the monsoon season is just about to begin & especially here in Bombay,a grand Puja(holy stuff to please the rain God) is scheduled on Sunday for the rain to arrive. :wink:

I shall pray for rain in Canada too then :wink: :bouncey:
Bloody monsoon season. Takes a week longer to get our stock out of Bombay!
So Rah is short for Rajah? :wink:

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 3:56 pm
by Kapel
julian mayo wrote: And Agra would be about 28?
Yeah ur very clsoe,its just about double the temp u mentioned :wink:

:offtopic: :cheers:

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 3:59 pm
by Kapel
julian mayo wrote:
rah wrote:
Kapel wrote:

Yeah!!! :up:

In India,the monsoon season is just about to begin & especially here in Bombay,a grand Puja(holy stuff to please the rain God) is scheduled on Sunday for the rain to arrive. :wink:

I shall pray for rain in Canada too then :wink: :bouncey:
Bloody monsoon season. Takes a week longer to get our stock out of Bombay!
So Rah is short for Rajah? :wink:
Rah in hindi means "way" & Rajah in hindi means "King" :wink:

:roll:

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 4:02 pm
by Kapel
rah wrote: Bloody monsoon season. Takes a week longer to get our stock out of Bombay!
Cos everyone is chilling in the rain :wink: after the hot & humid summer :wink:

U seems to be lucky,atleast it doesnt get swept away in the Monsoon :lol:

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 4:02 pm
by Julian Mayo
Rah is certainly King of coral growing, have a look at his picks in the lounge :shock: He has his own "Great Sydney Reef" :shock:

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 4:55 pm
by Bundy
rah = egytian god of the sun

get out my way, i brought my scuba gear, i'm going to dive the Great Sydney Reef....just gotta be careful of the drop bears on the walk to the beach

Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 5:05 pm
by Kapel
Oh awesomely beautiful Rah!!!! :clap: