mooncobra
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Senna was a bad ass. Schumacher proved himself to be one of the top few greatest ever, but senna didn’t get the chance to have a long reign of owning the sport. Too bad.
mooncobra
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Comparing nascar to F1 is like comparing a donkey racing a thoroughbred.
gybe!
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Hey now, nascar did quite well at leMans last weekend!
Agree on the Senna vs Schumi piece as well. Wish we weren’t robbed of getting to watch them go toe to toe, but I am admittedly a bit biased as my pup’s name is Senna and I most certainly painted part of my first racing helmet in tribute to Ayrton’s…And yes, anybody who missed Lewis giving Alonso all the hell in 2007 and his first title in ‘08 needs to go watch those seasons to be able to fully appreciate him.
Was going to comment on Haas being on the front row for tomorrow but looks like it’ll now be a P5 start for Hulk thanks to red flag based penalty.
Now, to my amp…I’ll update the original post here too
I would be interested in some Naylors, some other modded Marshalls (maybe other vintage marshalls), maybe I could soften towards a Vh4, something else interesting?
Guitars I’d mostly consider Les Pauls, Dunable, maybe mayones?
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CrystalSky
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MotoGP is cool, yeah. I don’t usually watch any of these, but still love it.
CrystalSky
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Yeah, Senna was crazy!
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ericb
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I'm confused by this thread, but I just got back from MOntreal. We went for the Cure concert Friday night and I'd never heard of the Grand Prix. . Well between 300,000 extra people in the city, road construction, and rain, it was an interesting trip where every 10 miles took an hour, but at least the concert was great. . lol.. . . Rock on
mooncobra
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Sir, what rock did you crawl under and remain under to never hear of the Grand Prix!!!?? Dear god man!!!
This is clearly the most important event in Canada. A pack of brave and courageous men, with lightning fast reflexes, dueling one another at 220mph, risking life and limb in order to achieve a glorious victory! Only to get back in the car next weekend to do it all over. The highest skill level of both body and mind is required and people do die participating in this utter madness! If you see this in person, it’s truly shocking, yet simultaneously wildly exciting, the speed, the deafening sound, turning at 100mph around tight 9o degree curves, whoa…… These men are calculating maniacs, carefully balancing their risk to reward ratio, usually tossing aside the unfavorable result, making life or death decisions on the fly, decisions that would be impossible for mere mortals like us! These are true men, warriors of the highest order, demanding upon themselves they deliver time and again, living on the edge, yet loving every second of it!! I salute them!!! Viva la F1!!!
And also, the Hermansson is insanely bad ass!! Henric ALWAYS DELIVERS!!!!
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ericb
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I'm a musician
I loved my hotwheels as a little kid though, but nope, no racing in my blood lol... .Next year I know if going to Montreal early summer look at ALL scheduled events for the days if I'm planning on actually driving anywhere on time lol
gybe!
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Probably more racer than musician these days…Specifically SE46 at the club level
But, let’s see if there is anything out there for this amp
But, let’s see if there is anything out there for this amp
gybe!
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Any Naylors out there? Maybe a wizard MTL? Something interesting with P90s?
mooncobra
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How in the hell is this still here?
angelspade
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Good question
gybe!
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Heading to Silverstone in a week for the British GP so I’m pretty pumped *bump*