Its a funny old game!

[Dunit]

Hindsight, What a wonderful thing. I wonder now if Massa regrets punting Lewis of in Japan,For despite the jubilation in the Ferrari pit at the time,That move cost him the title. For sure without the drive thru he would have been much further up the points.

[deevlash]

Dunit said:

For sure

are you michael schumacher?

[anonymous-user]

Might not regret punting lewis off, but i bet the guy who let him go with the refueling rig on feels proper ste right now. I wouldnt mind betting ferrari arent too popular for giving him and kimi a ste car at silverstone and spa neither!

[tomTVR]

deevlash said:

Dunit said:

For sure

are you michael schumacher?

Thought that was a Hamiltonism?

[deevlash]

tomTVR said:

deevlash said:

Dunit said:

For sure

are you michael schumacher?

Thought that was a Hamiltonism?

for sure, they both do it though

[anonymous-user]

deevlash said:

tomTVR said:

deevlash said:

Dunit said:

For sure

are you michael schumacher?

Thought that was a Hamiltonism?

for sure, they both do it though

For sure your correct!

[Seademon]

For sure, Valentino Rossi is a fan of For Sure too

[Marc W]

For sure most racing drivers use for sure! I've even heard the Ginetta Junior drivers using it occasionally this season, for sure!

[zac510]

For sure has been around since before Hammo was born!
The best 'for sure' is always followed with 'you know'. For sure, you know, tyres was really good in ze 2nd stint. Bonus points for grammatical mistakes.

Edited by zac510 on Monday 3rd November 21:51

[mchammer89]

Dunit said:

Hindsight, What a wonderful thing. I wonder now if Massa regrets punting Lewis of in Japan,For despite the jubilation in the Ferrari pit at the time,That move cost him the title. For sure without the drive thru he would have been much further up the points.

I think you could say that for about 13 of the races this season "oh he could've done this, could've done that" well, he didn't, same went for Hamilton last year, lost by a point, oh well, there's always next year, no point living in the past etc.

[s3fella]

The first "For Sure" guy was Nigel Mansell.......For Surely?

[tossbag]

4 sho mo fo

[absolutely]

homicide said:

deevlash said:

tomTVR said:

deevlash said:

Dunit said:

For sure

are you michael schumacher?

Thought that was a Hamiltonism?

for sure, they both do it though

For sure your correct!

For Sure is alot older than that lot, wasn't it Emerson or an Italian?

Can't think at the moment, I remember Senna saying it in press conferences.

[heebeegeetee]

absolutely said:

For Sure is alot older than that lot, wasn't it Emerson or an Italian?

Yeah, for sure i can remember Emerson saying it.

[Eric Mc]

Prost was a great advocate of the term. I always thought that it had French overtones as they have their expression "bien sur" which means roughly the same thing. I bet drivers like Etencelin or Dreyfus used it in the 1930s and 40s.

[zac510]

Montoya was a good for surer.

[VladD]

I think it's derived from a mis-quoting of the Gettysburg address.

For sure, and seven years ago.....

[Dunit]

Try even further back,Bjorn Knutson and the rest of the Speedway Riders from Sweden and Norway,Never stopped saying it when they used to visit my old mans place getting spares for their J.A.P engines.

[Hereward]

zac510 said:

Montoya was a good for surer.

For sure, I was going to say that. For sure.

Edit: and Jacques Villeneuve.

Edited by Hereward on Tuesday 4th November 16:25

[anonymous-user]

Hereward said:

zac510 said:

Montoya was a good for surer.

For sure, I was going to say that. For sure.

Edit: and Jacques Villeneuve.

Edited by Hereward on Tuesday 4th November 16:25

For sure this thread is for sure funny!