It's an interesting fact to note that it's snowing more than ever in France because the world's getting hotter. I also recall an ad telling me to become a vegetarian. I cannot think how many people would through rocks at the person who thought that up. In fact there are people running around saying that the ocean levels are rising and there's only going to be mountains above the water line. That's a bad thing? To me that's excellent. I'm moving to Toowoomba and start builing beach apartments.
People reckon the earth is crowded. Wait until the ocean levels rise, and then see how crowded it is now. One country I want to shout at is Switzerland. They've got some of the best roads in the world, and you can only buy a Smart to visit them. And even if you do manage to get your supercar there there's no way you going to be able to enjoy it without being locked away for a million years.
People ask what would happen if the CO2 levels rise. I'll tell you what will happen. The trees will grow higher and the environmentalists will run in faster circles. The ocean levels wont rise, and all the animals wont die because of oxygen deprevation. I tell you the only thing that will put me behind the wheel of an electric car will be when the oil runs out, and no-ones willing to sell me a hydrogen car.
The only thing that needs protecting at the moment is the animals. The only thing that's making the animals die is the poachers, so they can eat them. I don't really mind if the CO2 levels rise. I like pointing and laughing at the environmentalists when they go off their brains about nothing.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Thursday, December 3, 2009
The Rubbishness of Motor Racing
You might be reading this post and thinking, Now hang on didn't he say he liked motor racing. I'm telling you I still do. I, and I'm sure many people are the same, am worried about the future of motor racing. It's on every modern day circuit architechts mind these days, SAFETY SAFETY SAFETY. I'm a big fan of safety, I personally would hate to lose my favourite driver because the circuit wasn't safe enough. But there's a time when safer circuits go too far.
Hermann Tilke, you may know "designs" tracks. His best work includes destroying Ostereichring and Hockenheim and turning them into silly short circuits. He was obviously looking for money. Many believe he is destroying Formula 1 and this includes me. The only tracks that remain untouched by Tilke hands are Albert Park, Monza, Interlagos and Suzuka and subsequently these are the most exciting grand prix's on the calender. Other than Spa which doesn't count. It won't be long until there will be an entirely Tilkefied F1 calender. And if this occurs, I wont be watching it anymore.
There are some good tracks he has designed though. The redesign of Imola's front straight is a ripper, and it most certainly returns the circuit to its fast flowing origins. Yas Marina Circuit is an okay track and I expect Korea to be half decent as well. Other than that, the rest are rubbish. And we can most certainly tease Tilke for the massive mistake that was Bejing International Street Circuit. I just hope that F1 doesn't turn out the way its headed. Heres a tip F1 might like to take
Add some fast flowing circuits to the calendar (Philip Island, Eurospeedway, Brands Hatch, Zolder, Imola, Infineon and Montreal is a good start)
Thanks for reading
Hermann Tilke, you may know "designs" tracks. His best work includes destroying Ostereichring and Hockenheim and turning them into silly short circuits. He was obviously looking for money. Many believe he is destroying Formula 1 and this includes me. The only tracks that remain untouched by Tilke hands are Albert Park, Monza, Interlagos and Suzuka and subsequently these are the most exciting grand prix's on the calender. Other than Spa which doesn't count. It won't be long until there will be an entirely Tilkefied F1 calender. And if this occurs, I wont be watching it anymore.
There are some good tracks he has designed though. The redesign of Imola's front straight is a ripper, and it most certainly returns the circuit to its fast flowing origins. Yas Marina Circuit is an okay track and I expect Korea to be half decent as well. Other than that, the rest are rubbish. And we can most certainly tease Tilke for the massive mistake that was Bejing International Street Circuit. I just hope that F1 doesn't turn out the way its headed. Heres a tip F1 might like to take
Add some fast flowing circuits to the calendar (Philip Island, Eurospeedway, Brands Hatch, Zolder, Imola, Infineon and Montreal is a good start)
Thanks for reading
Friday, November 6, 2009
Excuses Excuses
It's amazing how people use so many excuses these days. A prime example of this was about 2 weeks ago when Jamie Whincup accused traffic for a crash when effectively there was no-one else around him. He obviously didn't want to take ownership for a very rookie mistake.
You don't have to look far to find excuses being used elsewhere. Almost every movie you see around nowadays uses at least one excuse. excuses for not going somewhere, excuses to go somewhere and sometimes excuses just for the strange reason of making excuses.
I know I use excuses everyday. Sometimes just to make a joke, sometimes complaining. eg. Why should I have to do the dishes, she didn't do them last time. Sometimes excuses go to far and become blame. And blame is a bad thing. It is impossible in a sinful world to cut excuses out of life completely. But what we can do is try and take responsibility for our mistakes. For without them, we can't learn from them.
You don't have to look far to find excuses being used elsewhere. Almost every movie you see around nowadays uses at least one excuse. excuses for not going somewhere, excuses to go somewhere and sometimes excuses just for the strange reason of making excuses.
I know I use excuses everyday. Sometimes just to make a joke, sometimes complaining. eg. Why should I have to do the dishes, she didn't do them last time. Sometimes excuses go to far and become blame. And blame is a bad thing. It is impossible in a sinful world to cut excuses out of life completely. But what we can do is try and take responsibility for our mistakes. For without them, we can't learn from them.
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