@SkySportsF1 All UK commentators/posters “The British driver was in the right and the other driver was in the wrong. Look - I’ll draw a line to prove it” <draws wonky line from oblique angle> ignores actual footage of rule-breaking behaviour whilst praying for a UK driver to win Championship
@formularacers_ I loved hearing team/Adami’s instructions to Carlos Sainz, which Sainz often followed & occasionally rejected & made his own call based on his skills, experience and racing intuition. My respect for Sainz went up, because he was correct every time. Ferrari had a different view.
@SkySportsF1 Yes it was fair, according to the rules. Should others have been penalised for the same infraction? Quite possibly.
When did excessive bias by a commentary team toward an obvious favourite (LN4) become acceptable and why are y’all so obsessed with him? 20 drivers on the grid!
@georgieparker Imagine making a comment without reading the article. It’s a centenary celebration, not a team reunion event. Hence the invitation to both premiership sides.
@JoshGabelich@stkildafc@AFLcomau Firstly, great that the competition improved attendance; well done to St Kilda Attendance is one thing and commitment is entirely different. Education is critical and needs to be recognised; it’s vastly more important than football. How was attendance after the game? @AFLcomau
Spent many hours trying to find the complete ‘Uluru Statement From The Heart’ and could only find one link. Note: no editorial from website owner included. Document released via FOI Act from NIAA #ulurustatement#thevoicereferendum#VoiceTreatyTruth
https://t.co/FtLPuCRhZN
‘The Goat or, who is Sylvia’ is about a husband explaining to his wife why he is f*%$king a goat. The acting is stellar; the script designed to shock and offend, whilst trying to normalise the taboo theme of bestiality #emporersnewclothes @StateTheatreSA