OV9

Rishi’s national service policy is a master stroke. Honestly believe that it could win him a lot of votes. The young people who are more likely to oppose the policy are also the ones not voting. But the irony is that anyone who is old enough to vote is already past the point of being enrolled in na...

There are a couple of car related things that I’d really like to do.

I would like to build a car that’ll hit 200 on a quarter mile, which means something that’ll run into the 6s and needs at least 2500bhp.

Drive something with real aero round a fast circuit.

Was made redundant for the first time ever recently.

Don’t know if it counts but I’m not planning on repeating the experience.

I think you’re going to be disappointed tbh.

I think saying that you want/expect your politicians to be honest is such a truism that it’s redundant.

I can’t imagine that anyone wants mps who lie to them.

I’d still be tempted by a Singer but it’d be something based on the turbo dls study. IMG_1032.jpeg Needs more Jager; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkUlUl60zXE https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=iiGTsWyqyK4 TBH I preferred the champagne colour they showed but this one had the wing and...

I am, you vaguely want an honest politician in charge. What does that mean in reality though.

Listen to what they’re saying, what are you expecting Labour to fix?

Starmer and Sunak agree more than they don’t.

We had a left opposition, and they got soundly thrashed by Boris Johnson FFS. People want centre government with only a hint of left/right. That comes back to my other point from the other day, are people really happy to vote for a change of tie colour every 5 years and business as usual? It’s not ...

Some of it will be my far left echo chamber :lol: but I would say there are more people saying they’re going to be voting elsewhere or not voting at all than folk pushing for a labour win. Starmer’s labour have let too many people down with their rhetoric. They’ll just have to be sure that they’ve a...

I wouldn’t be so sure tbh.

Like I said, it’s this kind of stuff that’s driving core Labour voters away.

Very short sighted imo.

It’ll be pretty funny when he wipes the floor with them as an independent.

Can’t believe people are still falling for the Corbyn is an anti semite bit tbh.

That doesn’t make sense, if they have evidence of anti semitism then it’s a perfectly valid reason to deselect someone.

This is why I can’t with Kier Starmer tbh. He’s a liar and he’s gutted Labour to appeal to a demo that’ll forget about him and go back to voting for the tories in 5 years.

https://x.com/saulstaniforth/status/179 ... QnW3eQVIwA

The F1 I think I’d be intimidated by but for some strange reason I feel the 50 road car will be more manageable. I’ve been out off Singers after the Tuthill video, I’d have one of those in a heartbeat if it ever became affordable. Dave! I’d still be tempted by a Singer but it’d be something based o...

You could say the same if you’re falling fast enough to hit the ceiling

iirc from back in the day Tiff loved it on track once he got used to the soft turn in.

Beany wrote: ↑Fri May 24, 2024 10:07 am I'm surprised no-one seems to be interested in experiencing a 170bhp/litre 3.9 V12 that screams to 12,000rpm in a car that weighs around a ton wet.

Guess nostalgia is a helluva drug.

I’d want to drive one just not fussed about owning it.

I may be missing the point but surely a loose lap belt is as likely to cause injury as not being strapped in?

That was what I always heard about lap belts in cars anyway. You don’t want there to be any space that may leave you coming off your seat and being caught by the belt.