point was to watch the Michael Schumacher feature and that was it. I have
never watched 60min II in my life until then, and I don't plan on it now.
It was just a neat feature is all.
His comments about the Indy 500 were priceless....
His comments about the Indy 500 were priceless....
(Some of us don't get 60mins you see... )
"doubleu" said:
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ed_
> And the comments..... ?
> (Some of us don't get 60mins you see... )
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"The Pits" http://www.theuspits.com/
"A man is only as old as the woman he feels"
--Groucho Marx--
"Goy Larsen" said:
:-D
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ed_
> And how the hell are we going to know when Feltmarshalk Schumacher is on?
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"The Pits" http://www.theuspits.com/
"A man is only as old as the woman he feels"
--Groucho Marx--
> Guess you have to watch all of them from now on....:-)
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ed_
****
"Here we are on a planet moving and spinning though space at 500 miles per
second...and look...my beer stays right there in the glass! Ain't that just
the neatest thing?" - Bill 'Spaceman' Lee interviewed by*** Schaap (quote
approximate)
All obvious comments of course, but just funny to hear him say them I guess.
Dude, I know about and have watchedt 60 minutes, but WTH is 60 minutes
"II"?
> >The guy wasn't trying to force 60min II down your throats or anything.
The
> >point was to watch the Michael Schumacher feature and that was it. I
have
> >never watched 60min II in my life until then, and I don't plan on it now.
> >It was just a neat feature is all.
> >His comments about the Indy 500 were priceless....
> Dude, I know about and have watchedt 60 minutes, but WTH is 60 minutes
> "II"?
> All obvious comments of course, but just funny to hear him say them I guess.
--
Fester
Hey nobody's perfect, not even myself 8)
-- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard> 4/15/02
It actually was one of the best pieces on F1 that I've ever seen. He took
Charlie Rose on a drive at the Ferrari test track in a Maserati at 140mph.
They talked about F1 in general (like over 300 million viewers per race
-) ), the amount of money involved, the technology, his achievements, his
earnings, what he thinks of while racing (his family!?!?), and many other
things. He said the thing that seperates him from other drivers is his
ability to enter a corner faster than they do. Mario Andretti talked about
his incredible car control.
It was a good mixture of actual auto racing talk, and personal info.
David G Fisher
> All obvious comments of course, but just funny to hear him say them I
guess.
> > And the comments..... ?
> > (Some of us don't get 60mins you see... )
> > "doubleu" said:
> > > His comments about the Indy 500 were priceless....
> > --
> > ed_
> It actually was one of the best pieces on F1 that I've ever seen. He took
> Charlie Rose on a drive at the Ferrari test track in a Maserati at 140mph.
> They talked about F1 in general (like over 300 million viewers per race
> -) ), the amount of money involved, the technology, his achievements, his
> earnings, what he thinks of while racing (his family!?!?), and many other
> things. He said the thing that seperates him from other drivers is his
> ability to enter a corner faster than they do. Mario Andretti talked about
> his incredible car control.
> It was a good mixture of actual auto racing talk, and personal info.
> David G Fisher
> > I don't remember his exact words, but the person doing the interview
asked
> > if he ever wanted to race in the Indy 500, and he responded with no,
that
> > series is inferior to F1, and is way too dangerous, and not worth the
> risk.
> > All obvious comments of course, but just funny to hear him say them I
> guess.
> > > And the comments..... ?
> > > (Some of us don't get 60mins you see... )
> > > "doubleu" said:
> > > > His comments about the Indy 500 were priceless....
> > > --
> > > ed_
These people really know it all....
"The car maker employs more than 550 people to work exclusively on the
two cars that Schumacher and his team mate, Rubins Varrichello, drive
each season. "