A friend just sent me this Shumi "qoute"
12-06-2006, 02:46 PM
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A friend just sent me this Shumi "qoute"
I doubt its authenticity but it's still amusing.
Here’s a hilarious “quote” from Michael Schumacher, when asked what he is up to in his retirement:
I will also be planning more charity football matches, more acting roles and commentating on a new TV reality show. It features an F1 driver who is dropped into a crowd of southern roughnecks, hillbillies and dodgy car mechanics and has to fight his way out by racing against them in clapped out old junkheaps. It stars Juan-Pablo Montoya, and is called "I'm an F1 Driver - Get Me Out Of Here!" Some people are calling it NASCAR but I think the first title is correct.
Here’s a hilarious “quote” from Michael Schumacher, when asked what he is up to in his retirement:
I will also be planning more charity football matches, more acting roles and commentating on a new TV reality show. It features an F1 driver who is dropped into a crowd of southern roughnecks, hillbillies and dodgy car mechanics and has to fight his way out by racing against them in clapped out old junkheaps. It stars Juan-Pablo Montoya, and is called "I'm an F1 Driver - Get Me Out Of Here!" Some people are calling it NASCAR but I think the first title is correct.
12-06-2006, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by burners
I doubt its authenticity but it's still amusing.
Here’s a hilarious “quote” from Michael Schumacher, when asked what he is up to in his retirement:
I will also be planning more charity football matches, more acting roles and commentating on a new TV reality show. It features an F1 driver who is dropped into a crowd of southern roughnecks, hillbillies and dodgy car mechanics and has to fight his way out by racing against them in clapped out old junkheaps. It stars Juan-Pablo Montoya, and is called "I'm an F1 Driver - Get Me Out Of Here!" Some people are calling it NASCAR but I think the first title is correct.
Here’s a hilarious “quote” from Michael Schumacher, when asked what he is up to in his retirement:
I will also be planning more charity football matches, more acting roles and commentating on a new TV reality show. It features an F1 driver who is dropped into a crowd of southern roughnecks, hillbillies and dodgy car mechanics and has to fight his way out by racing against them in clapped out old junkheaps. It stars Juan-Pablo Montoya, and is called "I'm an F1 Driver - Get Me Out Of Here!" Some people are calling it NASCAR but I think the first title is correct.
They don't think too much of NASCAR, do they?
12-06-2006, 05:03 PM
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Yeah, I took it as a joke as well. Besides, I don't think Schumacher has good enough slang english to say things like "hillbillies", "dodgy" or "clapped out".
12-06-2006, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by yakisoba
LOL!
I prefer to take it as a joke. There's plenty $$ in NASCAR and some real drivers too.
I prefer to take it as a joke. There's plenty $$ in NASCAR and some real drivers too.
I have a new found respect for NASCAR after watching JPM run. I had no real basis for comparison until then.
12-10-2006, 07:43 AM
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I never used to like it until I saw it up close. Go look at at a Joe Gibbs or Hendrick motor and tell me how unsophisticated they are. Besides, I think Stewart is a better driver than anyone driving in any series anywhere.
12-10-2006, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ghoffman
I never used to like it until I saw it up close. Go look at at a Joe Gibbs or Hendrick motor and tell me how unsophisticated they are. Besides, I think Stewart is a better driver than anyone driving in any series anywhere.
I love watching Nascar at the road courses. Ovals, heck, at some of them they don't even lift. Round and round, 500 or 600 miles pedal to the metal, kind of lame.
