I’m really happy that (most) drivers seem to be united and are taking action. It’s a worrisome trend and I hope it can be corrected.

I’m afraid that’s too far up north. It’s apparently a huge island!

Most of my thirsts are not hard-earned but the music is catchy. I’ll give it a go, thank you.

Danke!!

Tolle Aktion, danke dir!

Ich würde mich über Return to Monkey Island freuen, falls es noch da ist.

I appreciate it ;)

Je nach Ort gibt es Läden, die Retrospiele ankaufen. Da bekommst du natürlich weniger, als wenn du es einzeln über Kleinanzeigen verkaufst aber hast auch nicht den Stress.

I’m going to Australia soon. What do you recommend?

The problem is that this ruleset inhibits wheel to wheel action. Either divebomb or don’t overtake on the inside. I don’t want racing where the only overtakes happen on the straights with DRS.

In my opinion Piastris move was valid and should be allowed. Kimi should give him space, there is plenty as shown in the picture.

It’s the stewards discretion to decide when to apply which rules. They are normally more lenient after a (re-)start. Protesting is pointless as they acted within the ruleset. I just think it’s stupid.

Yes, I agree. It’s in response to Kimi rapidly closing the door. He also didn’t lose control, however, which could be a reasonable argument for a penalty. A frustrating decision.

What was Piastri supposed to do? He’s alongside Kimi and there is no way to give him more space.

Yeah, the stewards say he’s not alongside enough and therefore solely responsible. He should’ve done it like Max often does and divebomb the car on the outside to be a bit closer at the apex. Would also reduce locking up. Great. What a pointless penalty.

I didn’t expect that!

Small world!

I didn’t get to visit them one last time or browse their clearance sale because I saw the announcement too late. It all happened rather quickly.

If you ever want to play a game, hit me up! Maybe one good thing can come out of this.

The same thing happened to me just a couple days ago. I was very surprised.

However, your instance leads me to believe that it’s not the same store (Berlin). Judging by other comments, it seems to be a global phenomenon.

That’s amazing, dude. Thanks for sharing.

Yes!! That’s what Technologieoffenheit (“openness” to technology) is all about!! Building cars that cannot meaningfully be improved upon, that destroy our environment and pollute our cities. If we just dream hard enough we can stop the world from turning and continue selling those marvelous machines.

Sure, we have to heavily support them financially, nobody’s going to buy them, that much is obvious. But at the same time fuck those struggling people, damn leeches!

I disagree, there’s quite a lot. Granted, the Depths can get a little repetitive but there’s nevertheless a lot to explore. Same goes for the Sky. There are whole dungeons to be found.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.

I’m not sure if I really prefer it to Breath of the Wild which was a very impressive game and literally sets the stage for TotK but the the possibility to explore this somewhat familiar map vertically was a lot of fun for me.

Can confirm. Crashed on my way from work a year ago. Had to go to the emergency room. Very unpleasant.

I love the movie but I’m not so sure the documentary is my cup of tea.