Gigi Galli posted:

Great choice, and 100% true.

Gigi Galli posted:

Yes we know you like McLaren

track day bro! posted:

he's doing an impression of you cerca 5 years ago

Rhopunzel posted:

you fellas want to start a real fight? what's the best hot sauce

Big Huski Boi posted:

Crystal

big crush on Chad OMG posted:

They’re both garbage tier mild hot sauces that comprise mostly of vinegar?

big crush on Chad OMG posted:

Making your own hot sauce is insanely easy

Tsaedje posted:

Cumin is the true king of spices

Custard Undies posted:

Watching Hobbs & Shaw.....

I swear the bad guys facility is the McLaren Technology Centre, just pasted into a mountain location

big crush on Chad OMG posted:

Yeah you lift the piece of chicken to your fat greasy face

Khablam posted:

A 10-piece bucket is like 150-200g of protein you dumb idiots.

ilmucche posted:

I was a fan of hiroyuki sakai for his body of work on Iron chef. Gordon Ramsay is pretty good too when he's being nice Gordon.

Theophany posted:

No, this is far too refined. It's literally videos of this lady butterflying oscar meyer hotdogs to make them look fancy and using half a gallon of mayonnaise to make salad dressing, it's loving amazing (and gross).

All the while her fat gently caress husband is audibly salivating as he records it on his camcorder.

Rev. Dr. Moses P. Lester posted:

90 years of emotions? Are they aware they're supposed to be motor racing and not just emoting?

NtotheTC posted:

the emotions primarily being anger and disappointment I take it

NtotheTC posted:

are you confusing me with someone else? if you're brave enough then by all means go back and find the 2007 thread because I have never hidden my undying love for the GOAT

I saw the genius in Hamilton right away, not only was he fast but he could overtake people and fight on track. then over the years he proved he was adaptable. Max has literally one of those traits right now and even then we're not sure if it's just the red bull flattering him like it did Vettel

Khablam posted:

Too late, see you on the other side.
e: for anyone else wondering, the easiest way to find early F1 threads is Wicka's rap sheet.

big crush on Chad OMG posted:

big nipples big life posted:

posting since 2005 and not even a 6er? what are you hiding?

Immolat1on posted:

The key is to make sure your posts are good, quality is more important than quantity you see.

track day bro! posted:

didnt penske just buy some massive american poo poo track or whatever recently

DoctorGonzo posted:

how many hours to macau

Khablam posted:

No, he sucks. Vettel rudely chinked left to make Leclerc put himself in a worse position for the next corner, and Charles just let Vettel hit him.

Reactions of a drowning whale.

Minto Took posted:

I’m happy for wicka that McLaren might not be poo poo anymore.

track day bro! posted:

fluking into a podium place doesnt make them magically not poo poo

DoctorGonzo posted:

what's the gently caress is the status of mclaren's new wind tunnel

Sulman posted:

This reminds me a bit of a /r/f1 thread I read where some Americans got uppity about the word oriental; the writer was british where it commonly means 'of the orient', but like SA it's predominantly American so probably easier to think about what you type, rather than risk being called racist when you explain what a word means.

Sulman posted:

I think it's more the slightly provincial attitudes, and the talking down of their own sport all the time.

Sulman posted:

That was great. I still don't know what to make of Sainz, he's obviously pretty decent, but his teammate is equally hard to fathom.

Hope they go well next year.

Sulman posted:

Alright, but midfield good or race-winning good? This was the first time I think Sainz really stood out this year. Not that being unspectacular is a bad thing - Prost made a career out of it, it does make them hard to gauge though.