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“i don’t think it’s acceptable or reasonable to ask a driver who is also in a shot of a championship, in the very last race, to move over. (…) and if they lose out because of it, you just need to say the other guy did a better job.... show more

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🃏 ela.vor 10 Monaten

craig slater calling him ‘george piastri’ and then “you can imagine yourself as george piastri” why are we yaoing on main

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Gośkavor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Why does Sky want to marry him off to Oscar?

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🃏 ela.vor 10 Monaten

NO LIKE FR???? STOP YAOING OFF MY GOAT HE HAS ENOUGH MEN

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Gośkavor 10 Monaten

@gruszell And it's not even Alex. Marry him off to Alex instead of doing podium ceremony, fine. But there are some boundaries

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sid #GR1NDRvor 10 Monaten

@gruszell the one driver thats just too shippable 😭

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🃏 ela.vor 10 Monaten

if there’s one thing we understood this season is that he has ample choice of men

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nim~vor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Not “you can imagine yourself as george piastri” wth man😂😭😭

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TheSwingStatevor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Good answer from George, very fair

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Duke Da Silvavor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Well said George..👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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Kcf1⁸¹🐨🐝vor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Brilliant George

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Romanvor 10 Monaten

@gruszell I understand what he’s saying. But in the scenario that neither of the McLaren drivers would get the championship, it’s common sense to sacrifice yourself for your teammate.

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Dutch Dimensionvor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Well said George.

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Raymond Jubbvor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Why are journalists absolutely stupid?

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raymondvor 10 Monaten

@gruszell he finally says something coherent, but commenting that in other contexts that would be valid. but in that hypothetical case it would be terrible for Lando to let him pass, you didn't do your job well, that's it, you lost, wait until next year and don't make mistakes

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Mariannevor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Well it's a team no? And team do the best for the team!

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Mr. Murphy & Ms. Karmavor 10 Monaten

@gruszell 🎯 fucking SPOT ON answer (and I’m not a Georgie fan)

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Ninna Kvor 10 Monaten

@gruszell 1000% true.

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Fel Chervor 10 Monaten

@gruszell effing fettel and his fuct team sure didnt mind farking over webhead

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Brian A Alexandervor 10 Monaten

@gruszell He didn’t say Hamilton and Bottas because he knew there was no shot in hell they don’t tell Bottas to get the f out of the way and let Hamilton through lol

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Synchrophi_Dvor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Someone need to print this answer out and pass it to mclaren especially to Zak Brown

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@gruszell @mara_sangiorgio ma quanto sei bella??? 🤩

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Steven O'Neill 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇪vor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Bullshit

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Blackvor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Stupid takes, acting like he got 400 points from that one race

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Foofersvor 10 Monaten

@gruszell Like McLaren would be insane enough to be like "ah right sorry lads Max has got this we don't wanna switch yer round for the sake of eternal glory" ..

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Dan Bongino says socialism has failed everywhere it’s been tried, arguing its supports yearn for the same power and inequality they claim to oppose: “To the socialists out there, listen. You don’t have to be dumb—that’s a choice. You can look up the history of socialism. It’s been tried over and over again, and it always ends the same way. It doesn’t work. One of the people in that earlier clip said we should get rid of the Supreme Court because we can’t have a small group of people ruling over everyone else as elites. Did you hear what you just said? That’s the essence of socialism—collectivist principles that turn over your property, your economic power, and your political power to a group of government elites. Do these people even listen to themselves? If they lose, it will be because they’ve exposed exactly who they are.”

Dan Bongino says socialism has failed everywhere it’s been tried, arguing its supports yearn for the same power and inequality they claim to oppose: “To the socialists out there, listen. You don’t have to be dumb—that’s a choice. You can look up the history of socialism. It’s been tried over and over again, and it always ends the same way. It doesn’t work. One of the people in that earlier clip said we should get rid of the Supreme Court because we can’t have a small group of people ruling over everyone else as elites. Did you hear what you just said? That’s the essence of socialism—collectivist principles that turn over your property, your economic power, and your political power to a group of government elites. Do these people even listen to themselves? If they lose, it will be because they’ve exposed exactly who they are.”

Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

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Richard Sherman on Jake Moody: “This has to be it. I thought it during preseason. I thought it last year. I always think it because it’s not acceptable for the position. 76% for a kicker in the NFL is horrible. That’s his career… That’s an unacceptable reality of the sport that’s your profession. It’s like a quarterback throwing for 50%. Eventually you have to replace him.” 🎥: Richard Sherman

Richard Sherman on Jake Moody: “This has to be it. I thought it during preseason. I thought it last year. I always think it because it’s not acceptable for the position. 76% for a kicker in the NFL is horrible. That’s his career… That’s an unacceptable reality of the sport that’s your profession. It’s like a quarterback throwing for 50%. Eventually you have to replace him.” 🎥: Richard Sherman

Coach Yac 🗣

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Trump on not having received the Nobel Peace Prize yet: “I think it’s been a major embarrassment to Norway. I don’t know what Norway has to do with it, but that’s where the committee is located. A lot of Norwegian people. And it’s been a very big embarrassment to the country of Norway. Whether they have anything to do with it or not, I think they do. They say they don’t”

Trump on not having received the Nobel Peace Prize yet: “I think it’s been a major embarrassment to Norway. I don’t know what Norway has to do with it, but that’s where the committee is located. A lot of Norwegian people. And it’s been a very big embarrassment to the country of Norway. Whether they have anything to do with it or not, I think they do. They say they don’t”

Visegrád 24

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my two favorite people saying the same thing “just give it a try” 🥹 🦌: the most important thing is to just give it a try. i think the idea of taking that first step is one of the most important things in life 🦮: moments when we have to make big decisions can be scary, and i think that's completely normal. but the fact that something feels scary also means it’s a very important opportunity. that’s why i think it’s important to really think about what you want and then just give it a try. because if you don’t try, you’ll definitely regret it later on

my two favorite people saying the same thing “just give it a try” 🥹 🦌: the most important thing is to just give it a try. i think the idea of taking that first step is one of the most important things in life 🦮: moments when we have to make big decisions can be scary, and i think that's completely normal. but the fact that something feels scary also means it’s a very important opportunity. that’s why i think it’s important to really think about what you want and then just give it a try. because if you don’t try, you’ll definitely regret it later on

ev.

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