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2009 Turkish Grand Prix: A Delight
Detroit, 9:51 PM
Wed Nov 25
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06/13/09
No, but seriously, I am fucking THRILLED that someone OTHER than fucking Lewis Hamilton is winning, and I am thrilled to not be hearing about that smug bastard anymore. I love the fact that he didn't even make it into Q3.
I love the fact that Hamilton is ranked 18th in the championship standings.
I would love nothing more than to have Button win the world championship and have that smug fuck Hamilton finish behind Force India.
06/09/09
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06/08/09
But at the same time, you do these beautiful crayon drawrings, so I can't decide whether I love you or hate you.
As such, I'm going to lump you in with Wes. Friends off, but with a bit of snuggling allowed from time to time.
06/08/09
06/08/09
The first time I ever really was aware of Button was when he was on Top Gear, and I liked his attitude from the start.
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06/08/09
I'm glad that jessica had the good sense not to rustle up any currywurst.
Button won the race on the first lap and showed that he has great skills and an amazing car. There was great racing in the rest of the field throughout the race, and almost no crashes.
Button may not have had to struggle too hard for this win, but I'm enjoying the season immensely. It's a Cinderella story and world-turned-upside down narrative: Button was washed up and Honda an utter disaster that was about to fold a few months ago, now they dominate. And who would have thought that back markers like Red Bull or Toyota, and Ferrari and McLaren are hopelessly behind?
06/08/09
06/08/09
I spent about 6 weeks in Cologne, Germany a few years ago for work. My entire time there I kept getting told by the site manager (a friend of mine and fellow American) that I need to try a döner kebap. Finally, on my last night there during a drunken tour of the city with the technicians and my friend, I saw a döner stand and said I had to try one. Heaven. A well-made döner kebap is heaven wrapped up in flat bread.
A few years later I was sent to Munich for 2 weeks. My first night there I went in search of a döner stand. Delicious.
06/08/09
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06/08/09
I still wonder if John Todt (AKA Mel Brooks), left Ferrari because he say this coming, or if Luca De Montezuma's Revenge saw it coming, and fired him for letting it get to this point.
If you had to pick though, wouldn't you pick Rubens to be the man here? Doesn't he DESERVE it more than Button does?
06/08/09
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06/08/09
That would be fun!
06/08/09
06/08/09
I really think this, as part of the "40M" budget cap, is just a powerplay by Max to kill the FOTA.
Max is killing F1. As is Bernie (albeit for diff€r€nt r€ason$..)