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26 March 2012, 07:19 PM
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26 March 2012, 07:34 PM
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Haaa!!
Payback's a bitch, now the tables are even I'm hoping this is the end of it.
Infact it will be the end as I won't be checking this thread again..
Payback's a bitch, now the tables are even I'm hoping this is the end of it.
Infact it will be the end as I won't be checking this thread again..
26 March 2012, 09:14 PM
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Great race!
Nice to see the new rules have taken away red bulls advantage.
Alonso leading the championship. Never thought that would happen after seeing their pace in testing.
Looks set to be an exciting year
Nice to see the new rules have taken away red bulls advantage.
Alonso leading the championship. Never thought that would happen after seeing their pace in testing.
Looks set to be an exciting year
26 March 2012, 10:00 PM
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27 March 2012, 10:54 AM
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for ****s sake i have never said that i know more than an f1 driver or said i am better etc...all i stated was a reply to a post saying that i dont know anything about driving.and i consider myself a professional driver as i was trained to do it not just bought a scooby and think im michael schumacher, as normal the trolls come out to play and jump on the band wagon...
27 March 2012, 12:30 PM
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Make your mind up!
I was only messing fella, don't take things to heart, especially what somebody says on some internet forum.
27 March 2012, 12:48 PM
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fcking hate the f1 being on sky!
im making a stand and not bloody getting it, full stop.
then sky phoned me with an offer and its being fitted tuesday lol. im soo strong willed. haha
now i can spend my time watching adverts every 8 minutes, and the rest channel hoping through endless channels of total and utter rubbish. yay!
im making a stand and not bloody getting it, full stop.
then sky phoned me with an offer and its being fitted tuesday lol. im soo strong willed. haha
now i can spend my time watching adverts every 8 minutes, and the rest channel hoping through endless channels of total and utter rubbish. yay!
I think you will be very surprised and pretty pleased the first time you watch it.
You also might quite enjoy the superior choice of other channels to watch as well.
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27 March 2012, 12:54 PM
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read the comments properly first before commenting as the reply was about the fact he stated i know nothing about driving not that i know nothing about formula 1...
and as normal the scoobynet trolls slag people off at the first chance.this site is getting full of idiots that hhave either no sense of humour or throw crap at people if they dont agree with what they say.
now im off for a drive in the sun if i can remember how as i supposidly know nothing about driving....
and as normal the scoobynet trolls slag people off at the first chance.this site is getting full of idiots that hhave either no sense of humour or throw crap at people if they dont agree with what they say.
now im off for a drive in the sun if i can remember how as i supposidly know nothing about driving....
I am sure it would be pretty entertaining for us all to watch you trying to get an F1 car around the track in the driving rain where you could not see anything worthwhile in front of you because of the spray while you were trying to cope with the aquaplaning at the time!
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27 March 2012, 12:54 PM
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You are being unfair. They are very sensible with the adverts and don't show any at all while the racing is being shown.
I think you will be very surprised and pretty pleased the first time you watch it.
You also might quite enjoy the superior choice of other channels to watch as well.
Les
I think you will be very surprised and pretty pleased the first time you watch it.
You also might quite enjoy the superior choice of other channels to watch as well.
Les
What I dislike is the pre race show. It is so bloody boring, especially Damon Hill. I think from now on, I will just switch the tv on 10 minutes before the start.
Georgie Thompson doesn't belong in F1. She is not interested when Davidson is explaining a qualifying lap or when things get slightly technical. I swear I saw her eyes glaze over on Sunday.
Good idea having a very long pre race show, but I would rather they cut it down to just 45 minutes, judging on their last two performances.
27 March 2012, 01:00 PM
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Well I found it interesting to watch the 3 practices and I find that Hill and Brundle work well enough together anyway. They are highly experienced of course and we profit from that when they are explaining various facts and also the tricky bits of the circuits.
It all depends on one's personal interests of course, maybe my own previous experience give me a different outlook to it all.
Anyway, as you say, you don't have to watch the bits that you find boring.
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It all depends on one's personal interests of course, maybe my own previous experience give me a different outlook to it all.
Anyway, as you say, you don't have to watch the bits that you find boring.
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27 March 2012, 01:04 PM
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Well I found it interesting to watch the 3 practices and I find that Hill and Brundle work well enough together anyway. They are highly experienced of course and we profit from that when they are explaining various facts and also the tricky bits of the circuits.
It all depends on one's personal interests of course, maybe my own previous experience give me a different outlook to it all.
Anyway, as you say, you don't have to watch the bits that you find boring.
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It all depends on one's personal interests of course, maybe my own previous experience give me a different outlook to it all.
Anyway, as you say, you don't have to watch the bits that you find boring.
Les
27 March 2012, 01:08 PM
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lol at this thread.
to me vettles reaction says it all, he should have allowed more room, back markers can;t suddenly vanish into thin air, he was bitching cos he cocked up.
mm, looks like he's crackign already now he doesn;t have a dominant car
to me vettles reaction says it all, he should have allowed more room, back markers can;t suddenly vanish into thin air, he was bitching cos he cocked up.
mm, looks like he's crackign already now he doesn;t have a dominant car
27 March 2012, 01:50 PM
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You are being unfair. They are very sensible with the adverts and don't show any at all while the racing is being shown.
I think you will be very surprised and pretty pleased the first time you watch it.
You also might quite enjoy the superior choice of other channels to watch as well.
Les
I think you will be very surprised and pretty pleased the first time you watch it.
You also might quite enjoy the superior choice of other channels to watch as well.
Les
but i have sky at my work, and my comment was more to do with all the other channels with ludicrous amounts of adverts. im a documantry fan and im lucky to get 11-14 mins of actual tv veiwing before a sometimes 4-5min spread of total sh*te repeated adverts.
and i whittle my hours away flicked through the hundreds of channels everyday mate - its largley tosh lol
dont know how many saturday nights been looking for a decent movie ect and get oceans 12 for the 300th time in a row.
that said ive just bought it - mostly for the f1 i must add, but ill still watch eden then eden+1
ive seen the f1 adverts (ironicly lol) and the f1 coverage does look very impressive imo - and im sure i will love
good to know you find it impressive though, im sure that means it makes for good veiwing
27 March 2012, 01:57 PM
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Hey Jef you'l get all Sky+ savvy very quickly. Even if watching something live its Sky+'d - you can watch an hour long show 15 mins late, x30 through the ads and catch up before the end
27 March 2012, 02:01 PM
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You are being unfair. They are very sensible with the adverts and don't show any at all while the racing is being shown.
I think you will be very surprised and pretty pleased the first time you watch it.
You also might quite enjoy the superior choice of other channels to watch as well.
Les
I think you will be very surprised and pretty pleased the first time you watch it.
You also might quite enjoy the superior choice of other channels to watch as well.
Les
27 March 2012, 02:09 PM
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really could just let what i want to watch play, and then go back after and watch?
is there not something where you can do that and totally remove ads?
ive got 2 sky+ boxes, what kindof storage will i have on each, not in giga/mega/superduper bites please i cant relate that to real time - but as in hours of programmes if you know mate.
cheers, any other hints/tips that may be blindingly obvious to most but very likley ill not know about.
also with regards to hd veiwing - my tv has HD, but to actually watch something in hd is it just a case of puttin on an hd programme and it all sorts itself out? or do i need to "activate" anything?
and finally is there a channel i can watch just now to see how good it is/isnt or similar?
sorry for the hi-jack - any answers appreciated
27 March 2012, 02:11 PM
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27 March 2012, 03:01 PM
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Yes. It still shows on EPG. It says "The Malaysian Grand Prix: Highlights. (20:00 - 21:30) Highlights from Sepang of the Malaysian Grand Prix are presented by Jake Humphrey"
28 March 2012, 05:49 PM
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Not much point in whingeing just for the sake of it however.
I wonder why you felt you had to pass that remark anyway, what were you trying to prove?
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