Marshal killed at Oulton Park
04-25-2006, 02:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Bada Bing!,Apr 22 2006, 02:20 PM
I've seen a lot of marshalls standing in places they really should know better than to be. There are some who forget they're there to do a job and end up being a spectator/fan till they're required to do something.
A lot. How many is a lot? One or two on the TV maybe?
If you speak from a less than experienced viewpoint, then get called on it you can either admit you were speaking from having seen a few episodes on TV or get on your own high horse about it and maintain your position. If you do the latter you'd better be damn sure of what you're saying.
He wasn't, and started whining.
04-25-2006, 08:28 AM
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I think it's you who needs to get over themself mate. I can't criticise a marshal because I'm not one myself - have you any idea how pathetic that sounds?
As I said above, I take it you never criticise a footballer for his performance at the weekend, despite not being a professional footballer. I'd put money on the fact you criticise the prime minister despite not being an MP. Does that make your opinion any less valid if it's based on your own observations? Of course it doesn't.
I later quoted a live televised incident as an example, although you seem to have conveniently side-stepped it.
I'm well aware of your connection with racing, but your comments are extremely disappointing and downright laughable.
As I said above, I take it you never criticise a footballer for his performance at the weekend, despite not being a professional footballer. I'd put money on the fact you criticise the prime minister despite not being an MP. Does that make your opinion any less valid if it's based on your own observations? Of course it doesn't.
I later quoted a live televised incident as an example, although you seem to have conveniently side-stepped it.
I'm well aware of your connection with racing, but your comments are extremely disappointing and downright laughable.
04-25-2006, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by neil955,Apr 24 2006, 11:54 PM
The nice part is when the drivers acknowedge you after the race. pity more spectators dont.
04-26-2006, 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Bada Bing!,Apr 25 2006, 04:28 PM
I think it's you who needs to get over themself mate. I can't criticise a marshal because I'm not one myself - have you any idea how pathetic that sounds?
As I said above, I take it you never criticise a footballer for his performance at the weekend, despite not being a professional footballer. I'd put money on the fact you criticise the prime minister despite not being an MP. Does that make your opinion any less valid if it's based on your own observations? Of course it doesn't.
I later quoted a live televised incident as an example, although you seem to have conveniently side-stepped it.
I'm well aware of your connection with racing, but your comments are extremely disappointing and downright laughable.
As I said above, I take it you never criticise a footballer for his performance at the weekend, despite not being a professional footballer. I'd put money on the fact you criticise the prime minister despite not being an MP. Does that make your opinion any less valid if it's based on your own observations? Of course it doesn't.
I later quoted a live televised incident as an example, although you seem to have conveniently side-stepped it.
I'm well aware of your connection with racing, but your comments are extremely disappointing and downright laughable.
So there's no point whining when you do.
Probably best to down a bottle of red and get your cock out - you're good at that.
Or threaten to top yourself, that was a laugh a minute..
04-26-2006, 01:25 AM
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Originally Posted by MarkB,Apr 26 2006, 08:51 AM
No, you can't criticise something you know little or nothing about and not expect to get called out on it.
So there's no point whining when you do.
Probably best to down a bottle of red and get your cock out - you're good at that.
Or threaten to top yourself, that was a laugh a minute..
So there's no point whining when you do.
Probably best to down a bottle of red and get your cock out - you're good at that.
Or threaten to top yourself, that was a laugh a minute..
Oh dear
04-26-2006, 01:46 AM
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Originally Posted by MarkB,Apr 26 2006, 09:51 AM
No, you can't criticise something you know little or nothing about and not expect to get called out on it.
So there's no point whining when you do.
Probably best to down a bottle of red and get your cock out - you're good at that.
Or threaten to top yourself, that was a laugh a minute..
So there's no point whining when you do.
Probably best to down a bottle of red and get your cock out - you're good at that.
Or threaten to top yourself, that was a laugh a minute..
I was going to argue with you on point 1 on account of it being truly ludicrous (didn't realise there were criticism police on hand to make sure no one criticises something they aren't an expert in), but as you went on to make yourself out to be a pathetic, arrogant, and self-riteous c**t (all at once), I won't bother.
You've just said all you needed to in order to justify up the various PM's I've received stating how much of an utter c0ck ("unable to value anyone's opinion beyond his own") that you are.
