Canada 2012 - "Maybe there SHOULD be disruptions!"
- Thread starter prisonermonkeys
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- GTP_BlacqueJack
The ghost of Gilles Villeneuve will haunt any who disrupt the Canadian Grand Prix eh 
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- Manchester
- Ardius_
Ah Jacques, controversial as ever. I can't wait for his NASCAR races this year, probably will qualify on the front row and divebomb someone like a hero and then spout a load of rubbish again. Thats Jacques.
At least this is where the similarity for Hamilton ends - where Hamilton prefers to spark controversies with lies and poor jokes, Villenueve just talks plain and utter rubbish. I guess thats pretty much why I can tolerate Villenueve off-track but not Hamilton.
Anyway, Jacques really needs to sort himself out with a full-time drive somewhere. He's become a bit of a travelling motorsport clown who races random cars and attempts to put out the most controversial opinions possible for any reporter who will listen. Maybe he is the replacement for Bernie?
I love Jacques really. He provides me with far more entertainment than any other driver except Kobayashi. Oh and Jason Plato/Matt Neal.
At least this is where the similarity for Hamilton ends - where Hamilton prefers to spark controversies with lies and poor jokes, Villenueve just talks plain and utter rubbish. I guess thats pretty much why I can tolerate Villenueve off-track but not Hamilton.
Anyway, Jacques really needs to sort himself out with a full-time drive somewhere. He's become a bit of a travelling motorsport clown who races random cars and attempts to put out the most controversial opinions possible for any reporter who will listen. Maybe he is the replacement for Bernie?
I love Jacques really. He provides me with far more entertainment than any other driver except Kobayashi. Oh and Jason Plato/Matt Neal.
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- GTP_Sam48
In truth, yes, but overall, I think he sums it up well when he said, "In the end, the students are hurting themselves because they're pushing for things that aren't fiscally sustainable".
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- HamiltonMP427
True, but for the most part basically he's calling them Vultures and as a man going to college myself that's quite not true. I have gotten several scholarships but at some point in time they tend to run out the further in you go to school and loans are the next best thing. Yet when you look at the way the U.S. does it (which is probably worse) people are going to get mad. We're trying to get better educated, so down the line we can make a better future and some of us work part time/full time jobs willing going to school full time.
I understand the frustration and anger, we work full time and go to school full time, but are paying amounts that are growing beyond our means. And thus the idea seems like a sort of diminishing return.
