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Posted: **Mon Sep 04, 2006 4:31 am**

JayVee wrote: Thank you gkaytaz,

Thank you for taking time to respond JayVee. You too Julian.

Don't get me wrong. I am not trying to criticize or accuse anyone because of their opinions and behavior. Although I have been following the website for quite a while I have only recently joined the forum. So, I did not have prior knowledge of who's who kinda deals here. Still, a few days were enlightening

Julian and you obviously have points of disagreement and having read a number of posts from both of you I understand the case only too well.

Now I won't/can't ever judge you or Julian on grounds of morality or knowledge or manners. If there is one thing I have learned all my life it's that people do not change. Only our mutual tolerance levels fluctuate. We have a good forum here and my only concern is that the arguments might alienate some folks. Thus I have decided to voice that concern... Nothing personal.

Alright everybody. If you all would kindly oblige to join me for drinks in the Idiots Bar... Drinks are on me.

Posted: **Mon Sep 04, 2006 2:09 pm**

Thanks gkaytaz,

I agree this is a good forum and most of the time I enjoy posting.

There will always be disagreements but everyone here is pretty cool (except the spammers of course

) so hopefully the alienation will be kept to a minimum.
Are you there K-D

Posted: **Mon Sep 04, 2006 7:21 pm**

JayVee wrote:Thanks gkaytaz,

I agree this is a good forum and most of the time I enjoy posting.

There will always be disagreements but everyone here is pretty cool (except the spammers of course ) so hopefully the alienation will be kept to a minimum.
Are you there K-D

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 11:24 am**

With great pain, I think I will be backing Bridgestone runners at Monza.
Also, given that the V8s are spending more than 75% of a lap at full throttle, I will be looking for power & reliability. Sorry Mark, and a Honda BBQ. Kimi will break something on the curbing. Ralf will outbrake himself.

Ferrari 1-2.
Alonso
Trulli
Klein
PDLR
Mark, if the thing finishes, or
Fisi
DC.

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 1:30 pm**

It is virtually a home track for Ferrari and will be hard to go past them for this one. Haven't actually decided yet but ....

.... could be forced to look at the red cars to upset the (Cute) apple cart.

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 3:06 pm**

JayVee wrote:I don't attack people, people attack me. I was the one who was attacked when I voted for Alonso as driver of the day in Turkey and I have the right to reply.

JV don't get me wrong, I love you and I definitely want you here BUT I had to have a go at you about your vote for FA. I just don't think you are able to objectively assess a race when he is involved.

I have not posted much about MW in the recent past because I found myself having the same problem. & i know how much it sh*ts me when others do it.

Having said all that I think it is time you & Julian let this one go. Nothing new is ever being said & I am quite frankly getting tired of hearing the same stuff trotted out over and over again.

You are both valuable members here and this site would be the poorer if either one of you left.

So in the words of Eddie Murphy impersonating Richard Prior

"HAVE A COKE & A SMILE & SHUT THE F&$K UP!!!!!"

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 3:07 pm**

With the combination of chicanes and high speed bumpy corners, I suspect the blue and yellows are going to miss their mass dampers this weekend.

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 3:20 pm**

Redhead wrote:With the combination of chicanes and high speed bumpy corners, I suspect the blue and yellows are going to miss their mass dampers this weekend.

good point.

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 3:33 pm**

Redhead wrote:With the combination of chicanes and high speed bumpy corners, I suspect the blue and yellows are going to miss their mass dampers this weekend.

YoU're right. It'll take a lot of optimism to bid for Renault above Ferrari. Then again unexpected things do happen, just like in Hungary

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 4:12 pm**

Renault seem to have balanced the deficiency of mass dampers to an extent...they might struggle against Ferrari but doubt any other teams has the pace to catch these 2 in front..Toyota ,Mclaren,Honda BBQ

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 4:54 pm**

Kapel wrote:Renault seem to have balanced the deficiency of mass dampers to an extent...they might struggle against Ferrari but doubt any other teams has the pace to catch these 2 in front..Toyota ,Mclaren,Honda BBQ

For some reason, & I base this on absolutely no inside knowledge or any knowledge for that matter, I have a feeling BMW may be one to watch. I doubt they will get anywhere near Ferrari or Renault but i reckon they will be best of the rest. Red Bull may be another to watch.

The rest probably won't finish.

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:02 pm**

Top 8 by Bundy's assumption - 2 Ferraris,2 Renaults,2 BMWs & 2 Red Bull...Interesting

I feel Toyota is gonna b in the mix though somewhere or one of Honda's

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:07 pm**

Kapel wrote:Top 8 by Bundy's assumption - 2 Ferraris,2 Renaults,2 BMWs & 2 Red Bull...Interesting

I feel Toyota is gonna b in the mix though somewhere or one of Honda's

Probably more like, 2 ferraris, 2 renaults, 1 bmw, 1 rbr, 1 mclaren, 1 something else in that order

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:31 pm**

High hopes for Fisi u have

Posted: **Tue Sep 05, 2006 5:45 pm**

Kapel wrote:High hopes for Fisi u have

4th.....