Hello there! If you come across this profile, please note that I am currently reducing my activity on Twitter. The place I post more than anywhere else now is YouTube, so if you wish to follow me somewhere, click on the link below, and I'll see you there!
https://t.co/XyVxKFmfkn
Hello there! If you come across this profile, please note that I am currently reducing my activity on Twitter. The place I post more than anywhere else now is YouTube, so if you wish to follow me somewhere, click on the link below, and I'll see you there!
https://t.co/XyVxKFmfkn
You know, thinking about this, this sounds about right. My first Murakami novel was '1Q84', which I read two years ago, and whilst I enjoyed the surreal aspects of it quite a lot, the descriptions of characters could feel pornographic at times in ways that were rather offputting.
@worldrugbymedia All the while you have a lawsuit against you for repeated player welfare failings that would blow a massive hole in your 20-minute red card idiocy.
Diluting a punishment for a serious offence is an absolutely backwards way to do this. Utter amateurish behaviour.
@_fraserford1 Formula 3 cars have onboard starters.
Formula 1 cars can use the hybrid to fire the engine back up, and have anti-stall.
IndyCar has fairly recently added a hybrid system, and has had anti-stall for a little while.
All these series manage it. Why can't Formula 2? It's baffling.
@Formula2 Don't proclaim how safe the cars are when the cars don't have anti-stall on them that would have prevented an accident of this severity.
What nerve.
@Formula2 For the love of all that is good and pleasant, put anti-stall and/or on board starters on the cars already. We shouldn't be having a massive crash like we just had in this competition, and when F1 and F3 has something, there's absolutely no excuse to be behind the curve.