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I used to love Robot Wars as a kid, I actually went to watch it live once in one of the later series.

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A classic one from when I was living in Uni halls was unscrewing someone's shower head and filling it with gravy granules before screwing it back on. Also, because our bedroom doors opened inwards we would sometimes get the kitchen bin and lean it against it, so that when they opened the door in a m...

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I've been off-grid for a few days but is there any reason for this bump? As far as I can tell it's 2015 and Maldonado is still here.

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I got 5 drivers spot on but none of my others scored points! If only I'd used this selection for the pick10...

I'm slowly reeling in the top 2 though

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I did a fair bit of fishing (mostly freshwater) as a teenager, but ultimately other things in life got in the way and I ran out of time to keep it up. Never had any major success but I've landed some good sized Carp and Tench. I've kept hold of my better tackle (whether it'll be useful anymore I don...

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I haven't seen the situation myself but looks like Lotus are saying Dan is the reason their drivers retired? Yeah i saw that as well Covalent, but Alonso rubbished it as did the stewards. The overhead replay shows Ricciardo making a desperate lunge inside Grosjean. Not sure if there was contact but...

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I'm only going to make up places by doing something different, so...

Silverstone:

1. Maldonado
2. Ericsson
3. Alonso

Actually, scrap that. I'll go with..

Silverstone:

1. Hamilton
2. Vettel
3. Rosberg

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Silverstone

1. Hamilton
2. Rosberg
3. Vettel
4. Raikkonen
5. Massa
6. Bottas
7. Ricciardo
8. Grosjean
9. Kvyat
10. Hulkenberg

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Positions 7-10 are getting very hard to predict now that Force India seem genuinely in the mix. Lotus are usually there or thereabouts but seem the least reliable while Red Bull and Toro Rosso are a bit hit and miss.

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Well, I am back from my visit to the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone. What beautiful scenery, and great opportunities to see wild life. I wholeheartedly recommend that any of you who have the opportunity to see the area JUMP at the chance. Over a matter of just a few days, we saw not only Mountains, W...

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Being sent to a seemingly pointless software demonstration event and coming home with an iPad. I hope not stolen!!!!!!! Wow, that's good luck there, enjoy mate It pays to pay attention (and make a few lucky guesses). They had a quiz about their product and company at their post even drinks receptio...

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Being sent to a seemingly pointless software demonstration event and coming home with an iPad.

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Jenson's Understeer wrote:Terrible round (across all fantasy F1 games, actually!), but glad my teammate could pull us a little closer to the top of the team standings.

"Not bad for a Number two driver"

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I don't think there's much wrong with the current format, but If I had to change anything it would be the rule about the top 10 starting the race with the tyre they qualified on. I'd like to see them allowed to pick any of the sets that were allocated to them in qualifying, thus maybe making more te...

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I don't think it's a coincidence that the Hulk seems re-invigorated and Kimi is struggling. With due respect to Kimi, if Ferrari decide not to retain him, then does Bottas or Hulkenberg have a better chance to join Scuderia? Wouldn't Kimi's replacement be termed as driver no. 2? In this case, Botta...

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I don't think it's a coincidence that the Hulk seems re-invigorated and Kimi is struggling. You make that sound like the Hulk knows something that we do not? How are we to know? But after a bit of an early season lull where if anything Perez was getting the upper hand slightly, he's gone on a put i...

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I don't think it's a coincidence that the Hulk seems re-invigorated and Kimi is struggling.

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Completely forgot to make my predictions this week - didn't do great but still climbed globally. What a let-off!

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Austria

1. Rosberg
2. Hamilton
3. Vettel
4. Bottas
5. Raikkonen
6. Massa
7. Maldonado
8. Grosjean
9. Hulkenberg
10. Perez

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I saw Jurassic World last night and I think minchy's comments sum up pretty much how I felt. Yes the whole 'training the velociraptors' plot was ludicrous but for a film such as this does it matter?

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1. Rosberg
2. Hamilton
3. Vettel

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Well Game of Thrones certainly picked up in the last 3 episodes. Nice to know it's pretty much up to date with the books now and I can read various theories without finding spoilers. Another way would have been to just read the damn books since I bought them all! I wonder how much the GoT writers a...

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I actually find the early afternoon races the least convenient - usually because Ms Chin wants to go out and do something and gets incredibly grumpy with me when I want to stay in and watch the race.

I quite like rolling out of bed at 5am, sticking on a pot of coffee and watching the early races.

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I did this once for a big football match that the team I support were playing in. For those that don't know, Sheffield United have reached 4 play-off finals and lost in each of them without scoring a goal, so it was only natural that I was a bit hesitant in forking out £60 for a ticket. I stuck a £2...

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Montreal

1. Hamilton
2. Rosberg
3. Vettel
4. Raikkonen
5. Massa
6. Bottas
7. Maldonado
8. Grosjean
9. Ricciardo
10. Perez

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Canada

1. Hamilton
2. Rosberg
3. Vettel

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Wayward Pines is such a weird show. It started off like a Twin Peaks clone, and has evolved something else by the end of the third episode. I don't really know what to think about any of it any more (it's still really good though). Just seen episode 3 - as if it wasn't mysterious enough already wit...

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I'm always reluctant to get too carried away by rookies when we haven't yet got a handle on how good their cars are. Maybe the STR is brilliant, in which case there's a strong argument that the drivers haven't scored nearly enough points. But Nasr really seems promising. The STR is clearly a very g...

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Interesting tip with the flights, I've already booked mine from London to Vancouver and they cost more than I hoped so I daren't look at how much they cost from say Paris or Amsterdam! Budapest is a great city, probably up there with Prague and Stockholm as my favourite I've visited in Europe. Loads...

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He's doing a solid job and consistently beating Ericsson - which he has to if he wants any credibility. Unfortunately it now seems that Lotus and Red Bull have edged away from Sauber in performance terms while McLaren and Force India are now running at a similar pace and will probably make more gain...

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For reasons which I do not yet (for fear of jinxing plans) wish to divulge, Mrs. Painless and I hope to travel a lot more soon. Is this thread intended as an "Avoid this" warning area: If you travel to Moosefart Newfoundland for God's sake don't have the mushroom omlette at Greasy Fred's. Or as a "...

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To get the ball rolling, I have two upcoming trips. Firstly I'm heading to Berlin in July for 3 days with some friends - I'd appreciate any insider tips on nightlife and things to do in the day aside from the obvious tourist landmarks. We will be staying on the south side of the Mitte district close...

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I know there are very well-known Travel Forums and sites out there but I've seen occasional requests from forum users for travel advice on here so I thought creating a general travel thread could be useful especially as there are multiple nationalities on the forum and a lot of well-travelled member...

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Time to get my predictions in before I leave this weekend: 2015 CANADIAN GRAND PRIX 01: Lewis Hamilton 02: Nico Rosberg 03: Sebastian Vettel 04: Kimi Raikkonen 05: Valtteri Bottas 06: Felipe Massa 07: Romain Grosjean 08: Pastor Maldonado 09: Sergio Perez 10: Felipe Nasr What bugbear will result in ...

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I've been paying for NOW TV so I can watch Game of Thrones but to make the most of it I've been watching other stuff. After a shaky start, I really got into Hannibal - eagerly awaiting the next series which conveniently starts in a few weeks. I found The Enfield Haunting a bit disappointing in the e...

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coulthards chin wrote:Monaco

1. Rosberg
2. Hamilton
3. Vettel
4. Bottas
5. Raikkonen
6. Ricciardo
7. Massa
8. Verstappen
9. Kvyat
10. Nasr

25+18+18+0+18+18+0+0+8+18 = 123.

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coulthards chin wrote:Rolling the dice here. Apologies in advance Jensons Understeer if this backfires but I've got a nagging suspicion that there might be a rogue safety car that benefits Vettel.

1. Vettel
2. Rosberg
3. Hamilton

Nearly called it! There's no points for nearly though!

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For someone who designs, distributes and analyses surveys as parts of my job, taking that was like sticking pins into my eyes. Far too many statements and questions, too much repetition, inconsistent scoring system (why change it from a 7 point scale to a 5 point scale halfway through?!). Analysing ...

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Well it's safe to say that whoever designed that survey had no intention of taking it themselves!

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I don't really have the time to look through and check but I would guess the most static race would come from 2005 or 2006 The nature of qualifying in 2005 meant a lot of the time cars would be much further up the grid than they really should have been (light fuel glory laps) and they'd often fall ...

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