One usually goes then after some time another one goes. There are multiple cars on the stage at a time but spread out.

Yes, because people who don’t give a fuck about something spend their time reading the article and commenting on how much they don’t give a fuck about it.

Mick Fleetwood used to do 440-foot-long rails for breakfast.

I don’t think it’s crazy at all to think that. I’m an american Dortmund fan though.

Yeah, even Seb said that he didn’t think Kimi was gonna come back in.

He slowed down so much because Chico was still in the box. It’s awesome that Vettel thought so fast and even knew that it wasn’t illegal.

I personally don’t think so. To me a thug is someone who can only get their point across using violence. But some people go out of their way to find the racism in everything.

No prob. I was just letting Sean know why some people see the word that way. Not implying you were. When I see “thugs” I think of the bad guys in comic books.

Richard Sherman didn’t really go on a rant, he straight up said “You know what the media means when they call us thugs? It’s because they can’t print what that want to call us.” and then twitter got in on it.

Don’t you just have to get there first and claim it?

It basically came from sports reporters calling black athletes “thugs, thug-like” when they get in trouble but not white athletes when they get in trouble. Saying that the way you used it implies “the n-word” is a serious stretch even for the creative minded. But everyone needs something to be outraged about…

It means there was another substance in there ment to mask the THC. They are using the “make (something) weaker in force, content or value” definition.

YOU FRENCH PIG!!!

I always feel bad for George Hincapie when I see “Paris-Roubaix” It was the one race he wanted to win the most, he came in 2nd once and every other time it was a disaster. One year his handle bars broke and he straight up face planted into the cobble stones. He talks about how brutal of a race it is in the doc “A ride…

I don’t know much about Moto GP, but the the Turn 1 up hill / down hill at COTA must be awesome on a bike.

If it’s a multi day race, the total time gets added up after each day. So who crosses the finish line on the last day isn’t necessarily the person who got there the fastest. They just rode the last stage the fastest. By getting off his bike and walking, he hurt his overall time.

That was actually the first thing that went through my mind. “This must be a one day race because he is wasting time.”