And my car turn into scratched and dented. I will turn into a prisoner. I’ll probably loose my license for the foreseeable future. There are so many reasons not to hit anyone, car driver, pedestrian or bicyclist. Even if it the impact wouldn’t be my fault I still avoid it as best I can.

You mean they’re not obstacles?

Little of column A, little of column B.

Now now, that’s not fair.

So Trump’s father was born here in the United States. Right here in good ole America.

Thats a good point, once you get behind the wheel everything is an obstacle. Nobody would act toward another person the way they act toward other vehicles. Me included, i’m just as guilty. 

On my way to the comment section!

Well he still can hate black people even being black.

Impossible as it sounds, I have people knock on my door every week and I somehow manage to send them away without shooting any of them.

the more i practice the luckier i am, is a famous saying by 9 time major winner Gary Player it seem Hamiltion from the same school.

I don’t think Vettel can adapt. Leclerc will get better as the year goes on and Vettel is likely to get exposed this year. Perhaps people will finally start to realize that the only teammates he’s beaten were Bourdais / aging Webber / aging Raikkonen.

Had a detective knock on my door with his gun visible on his hip and he didn’t identify himself. Instead of opening fire I just didn’t answer the fucking door.

When you see another opponaut on the root

Well that’s part of it. The Ferrari engine seemed to be really powerful this weekend, maybe they pushed it too hard for the overall system to handle? Mercedes gave Hamilton the right amount of power to get the job done is how I see it.

There’s always dismiss if you accidentally remove one from the grays. (Or even if you didn’t.)

Please don’t engage the racist asshole Just Being Real. It’s a troll and a racist one at that.

I googled it and the guy who shot him seems to be black.

I felt about as bad for Leclerc as much as anyone I can remember in racing. (Except for Parnelli Jones in the 1967 Indy 500.) But he has a great future, and will learn a great deal from these types of experiences.

He made his own luck getting around Vettel. He freely admitted to being lucky with respect to Leclerc’s mechanical.

I never understood how murdering someone on your doorstep would lead to good things in the near future. You’d think you would just answer the door, be like “nah, you got the wrong place” and move on with your night.