Night Owls Chatterboxes - Part LXXXIII
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Good evening people, this is a truly disturbing piece of article a friend shared on FB.
I want him to be just like me: To find out about sex only after I got married.
The him here refers to the author's only son.
Poor him.
But then thanks to our education system despite all the bashings, he'll hopefully be able to break out of that nonsense.
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It's a satirical piece, albeit a lame one.
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
It's a satirical piece, albeit a lame one.
Aw crap.
I got taken in.
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And here I am watching a replay of Schumacher's stunning 2004 Monza raging bull syndrome as he went from 15th, having spun on the first corner, to take 2nd at the end of the race.
And Jenson Button was also pretty entertaining throughout the year too.
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That's the year McLaren and Williams tried to be adventurous but failed miserably. Belgium and Brazil were memorable though for the scrapping in the pitlane between Montoya and Raikkonen.
Button's drive in Canada this year was the most awe-inspiring performance I've watched live. Schumacher, Hakkinen and Barrichello produced some amazing performances in 2000 as well.
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evening..
my legs are aching aft the climb up of Kent Ridge hill... Took the CCL to Buona Vista, x-fer to 200... walk up the hill..
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Originally posted by sbst275:
evening..
my legs are aching aft the climb up of Kent Ridge hill... Took the CCL to Buona Vista, x-fer to 200... walk up the hill..
Why would you do that?
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
Why would you do that?
itchy legs lor... lol -
Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
That's the year McLaren and Williams tried to be adventurous but failed miserably. Belgium and Brazil were memorable though for the scrapping in the pitlane between Montoya and Raikkonen.
Button's drive in Canada this year was the most awe-inspiring performance I've watched live. Schumacher, Hakkinen and Barrichello produced some amazing performances in 2000 as well.
Button has been fantastically entertaining to watch IMO since his rookie year in the early 2000s.
And he's got very nice consistency mixed with a good control of aggression, which makes for a very nice mix with Hamilton at Mclaren. And boy, both brits seem to have a good chemistry, unlike say...Alonso and Hamilton.
Alonso is good too....but he's still lower on my list compared to Hamilton because this fella is not above cheating to win a race.
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Button has been fantastically entertaining to watch IMO since his rookie year in the early 2000s.
And he's got very nice consistency mixed with a good control of aggression, which makes for a very nice mix with Hamilton at Mclaren. And boy, both brits seem to have a good chemistry, unlike say...Alonso and Hamilton.
Alonso is good too....but he's still lower on my list compared to Hamilton because this fella is not above cheating to win a race.
He won the championship in 2009 because of the car under him, but no one will question his abilities now if he were to repeat the feat.
Alonso's not above mind games even though he's brilliant, and Hamilton tries too hard to impose his presence on the track by expecting everyone to get out of his way when he makes a pass.
Raikkonen's like other Finnish champions like Hakkinen and Gronholm - if you don't give him a good car and a mission he'd rather be elsewhere. My respect for Vettel grows because he's cut out all the stupid mistakes he kept making in previous seasons (Japan '07, Australia '09, Turkey '10).
6 world champions, 5 GP2 champions (not including one who won the world championship) and one DTM champion - can't wait for this season already! (Even if the guy I always root for isn't driving again)
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Massa was a pretty brilliant driver too, though I reckon Barichello's spring had addled his brains since.
What would I give to see Montoya race at F1 again? That unbridled aggression of his would give Hamilton a run for his dough.
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Wat's the CCTV reporter scandal har?
Another fake news?
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Good evening people, this is a truly disturbing piece of article a friend shared on FB.
I want him to be just like me: To find out about sex only after I got married.
The him here refers to the author's only son.
Poor him.
But then thanks to our education system despite all the bashings, he'll hopefully be able to break out of that nonsense.
I smell brokeback mountain ..... lol
a very entertaining spoof mail ... -
evening
Junction 10 Giant has indeed opened
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back from work. long day.
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Good evening people, this is a truly disturbing piece of article a friend shared on FB.
I want him to be just like me: To find out about sex only after I got married.
The him here refers to the author's only son.
Poor him.
But then thanks to our education system despite all the bashings, he'll hopefully be able to break out of that nonsense.
I hope she catches her son in the act with his guy friends at the sleepovers that she lets him go for without questions
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Massa was a pretty brilliant driver too, though I reckon Barichello's spring had addled his brains since.
What would I give to see Montoya race at F1 again? That unbridled aggression of his would give Hamilton a run for his dough.
Meh, he was never in the same league as the other 5 drivers. In 2008 the top three kept making mistake after mistake, while Kubica made only one but his team didn't want to play. It's like the year no-one wanted the title.
Montoya was fast but he's another whiny bitch and Alonso picked up where he left off.
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evening
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If you're somewhere out there, SBST, were you talking about Mexican-sourced abalone?
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good evening :D
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
If you're somewhere out there, SBST, were you talking about Mexican-sourced abalone?
YesThe Mexican sourced abalone
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evening Lf. had din?
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I think my ship may be coming home ......