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...and don't forget, with the Renaults it was the championship leader letting his team-mate pass. With the Ferrari's it was the championship contender being let through by his team-mate.

Rather than being the same thing, the two were opposites.

Well if you can find an excerpt of the pit-to-car radio where Alonso was told to move over....

They've had too-obvious switches like that before - including at Indy. It wouldn't have gone down too well.

Besides, Massa was too quick. It's not like he was holding Schumacher up for those 30-odd laps.

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By telling Massa to slow down. There's a reason Ferrari's pit-to-car radio is encrypted, y'know.

Was he selling Portugal shirts?

You say that Steve Austin is lying. I say that there are scientists out there who do not agree with his research, but I do not see that he is outright, intentionally, purposefully putting out falsehoods. I agree he could be wrong, but I will not say he is a liar. The problem with Austin is not dire...

DA, I think you are a really smart dude, far smarter than I will ever hope to be, but man that "God is a liar" stuff is out in left field. I suggest you read the last part of my previous post. The post you quoted when you first made your puerile threat of hellfire. :roll: To reiterate: I ...

Well the problem is that he created a bunch of physical evidence of an olllllllld Earth. Either the book is wrong or the evidence is - and whichever it is, it's deliberate. And that leaves you with a God who lies. First off, why would He have to create it in a "young" state? Because it wo...

Also, if I believe in a G-d that is capable of creating all that is seen and unseen, how hard is it to believe that He did so in six 24 hour days? Well the problem is that he created a bunch of physical evidence of an olllllllld Earth. Either the book is wrong or the evidence is - and whichever it ...

Not only are there people who believe that, but some of them think men today have one rib fewer than women.

Right.


Er, I mean, hey!

Yeah. The answer I gave to one of the questions I'm sure is why it told me I'll only live till 2046. The question was the one about family history of stroke and heart disease - but while there are a few of those amongst my recent ancestors, all were smoking related, and not hereditary.