Lewis Hamilton

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Vocal Minority

8,582 posts

152 months

Friday 20th July 2018
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ELUSIVEJIM said:
Unfortunately it is pretty common for these things to be false which makes it so much harder for a genuine victim to get a fair hearing.
Sorry - wildly off topic, but its the falsehood in the first half of your sentence which makes it REALLY hard for genuine victims to get any sort of hearing.

Anyway - as you were.

anonymous-user

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54 months

Friday 20th July 2018
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Vocal Minority said:
Sorry - wildly off topic, but its the falsehood in the first half of your sentence which makes it REALLY hard for genuine victims to get any sort of hearing.

Anyway - as you were.
I am talking about allegations against celebrities and not day to day rape cases around the World. If you thought I mean't against woman in day to day rape cases then it was written in manor that was not clear.

But even then you will get some woman who are evil.

Take this lady for starters

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/woman-...

Just in the UK at least 109 women have been prosecuted in the last five years for making false rape allegations in the UK.

Clearly celebrities with money would be targets of woman like the above.

The press jump on stories like the above which again detracts from the victims of rape who are genuine.

Unfortunately even now many authorities do not take victims seriously and treat the actual victim as if it was them who are guilty.


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cuprabob

14,569 posts

214 months

Saturday 21st July 2018
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100% agree hehe

cuprabob

14,569 posts

214 months

Saturday 21st July 2018
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FTFY

Evangelion

7,702 posts

178 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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cuprabob said:
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FTFY
+1

When he's not winning, he has a face like a smacked arse.

Talk about throwing your toys out the pram, he'd throw the pram away with them if he could.

swisstoni

16,949 posts

279 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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Would you like him to be happier?

zygalski

7,759 posts

145 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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Massively lucky winning from 14th.
wink

cuprabob

14,569 posts

214 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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zygalski said:
Massively lucky winning from 14th.
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Thanks for the spoiler. No need to watch the highlights now...

johnwilliams77

8,308 posts

103 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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cuprabob said:
Thanks for the spoiler. No need to watch the highlights now...
Still worth watching to see ferrari spin off.

swisstoni

16,949 posts

279 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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No sulking Gents.
(I know you hate that).

General Price

5,249 posts

183 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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Imagine if Ferrari had Hamilton instead of Vettel,they would be 40 points clear by now.laugh

thegreenhell

15,273 posts

219 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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cuprabob said:
zygalski said:
Massively lucky winning from 14th.
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Thanks for the spoiler. No need to watch the highlights now...
Massively unlucky seeing the race result while reading the F1 forum straight after the race...

zygalski

7,759 posts

145 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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thegreenhell said:
cuprabob said:
zygalski said:
Massively lucky winning from 14th.
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Thanks for the spoiler. No need to watch the highlights now...
Massively unlucky seeing the race result while reading the F1 forum straight after the race...
Indeed.
Brains of Britain.

anonymous-user

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54 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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zygalski said:
Massively lucky winning from 14th.
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Indeed. After another afternoon of “after you Mr Hamilton” the stars aligned to gift him the win.

Once Bottas was told to stay behind all was done.

LDN

8,908 posts

203 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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REALIST123 said:
zygalski said:
Massively lucky winning from 14th.
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Indeed. After another afternoon of “after you Mr Hamilton” the stars aligned to gift him the win.

Once Bottas was told to stay behind all was done.
Haha bitter much.

Vettel who demanded his team mate move over couldn’t even keep it on track... he’d have been better off retiring as soon as the rain hit.

HustleRussell

24,636 posts

160 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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REALIST123 said:
zygalski said:
Massively lucky winning from 14th.
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Indeed. After another afternoon of “after you Mr Hamilton” the stars aligned to gift him the win.

Once Bottas was told to stay behind all was done.
You are funny! You can stay.

Leroy902

1,539 posts

103 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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We're not far now to ask the question, "is Lewis Hamilton the greatest f1 driver of all time"?.

I truly believe he is. A talent we will never witness again.

Smollet

10,528 posts

190 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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Leroy902 said:
We're not far now to ask the question, "is Lewis Hamilton the greatest f1 driver of all time"?.

I truly believe he is. A talent we will never witness again.
Until the next one turns up

anonymous-user

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54 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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Leroy902 said:
We're not far now to ask the question, "is Lewis Hamilton the greatest f1 driver of all time"?.

I truly believe he is. A talent we will never witness again.
I think he's a great driver, probably the best on be grid. But he's nowhere near the best ever. JC probably holds that accolade, followed closely by Schumacher and Senna.

Smollet

10,528 posts

190 months

Sunday 22nd July 2018
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janesmith1950 said:
I think he's a great driver, probably the best on be grid. But he's nowhere near the best ever. JC probably holds that accolade, followed closely by Schumacher and Senna.
DIffernce being Clark didn’t deliberately drive his opponents off the track to win.
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