That’s more like a toddler with a howitzer...
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Yeah, now, if he'd mowed down a rollerblader or two...
Just looking for the Milky Wa..... Nevermind.
This is actually just awesome looking. No way we get it here.
Every fucking year in our troop there was some kid who was afraid to shit in a pit toilet or with a shovel, and every year we’d get some kid with an impacted colon who had to go home or to the hospital.
Somebody needs to remember to hydrate...
“When I saw how far up we were, I nearly shit myself. Fortunately, they thought ahead when they built the observation dome!”
If your executive compensation is based on hitting target production volumes, you get executives hitting those volumes even if it doesn’t actually increase sales throughput.
If you think of Elon as Tech Trump, a shameless self promoter who demonstrated the value of shameless self promotion, it all kind of fits.
On the driving alone, Verstappen deserves a three place penalty, easily. He made a move that had no chance of working without taking undue track position (as noted by the stewards). In simple terms, he tried for the move too late. You can’t bull from behind unless you can make half level by corner entry, and he was…
Track position, per the regulations.
Hamilton was in front coming out of the pit lane. Unless it is dangerous to do so, he has the right to make a move to claim the line for the upcoming corner, just as he has the right to take the line to the apex leading to turn 2.
That’s what I told my wife, but noooooooo… it’s not okay to put our toddler on that modified tricycle….
“It’s hardly a paragon of performance as a five-seat five-door hatch that weighs 3500 pounds, but it’s not exactly slow with 161 horsepower on board.”
(Maturity of conversation considered for this…)
To be fair, they were saved by a bunch of halos...
I saw a few episodes, and I’m pretty sure that they had at least one where they focused on “checking” their “boxes”.
Maverick? Did your mother not like you or something?
Every team in sports history should just bow down to the absolutely on-the-nose awesomeness of the Washington Bullets.
A tight suboptimal inside line that brakes very late and burns speed is a classic passing line, which is why a classic defensive line for a corner like Copse hugs the *inside* and stays there long enough to force the attacking car into a pinched off outside line.