SelkirkScientist
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SelkirkScientist
I’m sorry to hear that. That’s so sad. As most people are aware, like “Russian”, “Romanian” isn’t a people or a culture. It’s a distressing psychological diagnosis. Thank you for being brave enough to admit this. It helps us to understand the origin of your fragile state and irrational outbursts.04-08-2025 14:46
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He’s always been an irritating and arrogant little jackass. But you’re right, he’s been getting worse, or at least noisier, each season.04-08-2025 14:25
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SelkirkScientist
Well said. 😊03-08-2025 08:02
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SelkirkScientist
Ha ha! Indeed. As a backcountry field scientist now in his 50’s, I can attest that after 40 your body certainly likes to remind you that you’re not in your 20’s, and will give you a sudden and terrible back spasm. Even when you haven’t done anything stupid to deserve it! Just a “here you go, enjoy” when you do something benign, like just bending over to tie your damn boots! 😂01-08-2025 20:22
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Dude pulled over and removed a likely hazard from the cockpit in a safe and considerate manor. Not like he threw it over his shoulder into traffic, as if it were a tear-off. Seems your righteous indignation is very driver specific.01-08-2025 20:08
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SelkirkScientist
Max and Lewis weren’t the only ones “victimized”. The viewers were too. No point in even having intermediate tires, let alone full wets, if the FIA is too timid to let teams use them. Wet races are often the most exciting and the least predictable. Instead it’s just another mostly forgettable mediocre event. Again. 2026 can’t come soon enough…28-07-2025 18:04
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https://www-as--web-jp.translate.goog/f1/1234148?all&_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp I only remember this one as I used it as a part of my Japanese language homework. Yeah, I know; I’m in my 50’s and still stuck doing homework. But, hey, at least I put it through Google Translate for you! 😊26-07-2025 08:34
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SelkirkScientist
Snowball, domino, or ripple effect all refer to the same process whereby a single or seemingly small event may cascade into larger ones, often with unforeseen outcomes. Your welcome…25-07-2025 16:02
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SelkirkScientist
Domino, snowball and ripple effect all refer to a cascade of either positive or negative consequences starting from a single event.25-07-2025 15:36
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SelkirkScientist
As a professional science geek I love that you ask for sources! Wish more folks did that when they read the “News”. Unfortunately I’m unprepared for class as I didn’t think to commit that to memory. Sorry. Standby and I’ll try to retrace my steps. 😊25-07-2025 15:15