I'm a 6 years old female from Papua New Guinea.
Come on!
How do you type so well? Who is your favourite driver? What or who do you eat for breakfast?
Joking aside, myself
49, Austrian living in North Germany, male.
Where are you from/how old are you? (RC forum demographics 2012)
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noikeee
, Dec 06 2012 12:06
164 replies to this topic
#151
aditya-now
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Posted 08 December 2012 - 14:35
Come on!
How do you type so well? Who is your favourite driver? What or who do you eat for breakfast?
Joking aside, myself
49, Austrian living in North Germany, male.
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#152
OO7
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Posted 08 December 2012 - 14:47
Age: 85946 of your Earth years
Residence: Currently UK as part of a 302 year holiday.
Place of Birth: Somewhere in the Andromeda galaxy too difficult to describe, best I can say is the left edge (yes we can depict elliptical objects as having sides and edges, we have transcended the use of mathematics).
Gender: Closest audible pronunciation (75% is ultrasonic) would be a cross between sneezing, a cricket chirping, a dolphin clicking, hyena laughing, elephant doing that low frequency guttural, rumbly, grumbly, growly thing and a BRM V16. We have 57 genders so don't ask for specifics.
Residence: Currently UK as part of a 302 year holiday.
Place of Birth: Somewhere in the Andromeda galaxy too difficult to describe, best I can say is the left edge (yes we can depict elliptical objects as having sides and edges, we have transcended the use of mathematics).
Gender: Closest audible pronunciation (75% is ultrasonic) would be a cross between sneezing, a cricket chirping, a dolphin clicking, hyena laughing, elephant doing that low frequency guttural, rumbly, grumbly, growly thing and a BRM V16. We have 57 genders so don't ask for specifics.
#153
robefc
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Posted 08 December 2012 - 15:55
Oh dear. NO!
He's a Ferrari/Schumacher acolyte. I have tried to show him the errors of his ways, but he is VERY thick sculled.
On todays grid I'd like Kobayashi and LewHam to do well. Team wise McLaren. Before those two, it was Quick Nick and even before him, DHill, Prost and Lauda.
Oops, should have said 2 posts above yours!
#154
moorsey
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Posted 08 December 2012 - 19:48
Male, 64 years old from UK but now living in France.
Have followed F1 for as long as I can remember and had the benefit of being driven around Silverstone by Sir Stirling Moss.
Have followed F1 for as long as I can remember and had the benefit of being driven around Silverstone by Sir Stirling Moss.
#155
Languedoc
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 01:15
Male, 51 yo, mechanical engineer, Perú, following F1 since 1971
#156
Eff One 2002
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 01:26
Australian, MATE living in NSW. 36 just recently.
#157
CrucialXtreme
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 01:42
35 yr old Italian guy living in the states half the year & London the other half
#158
Mark521
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 02:16
USA/52/Male, Now living in Adelaide, Australia. Was in Bahrain for 2 years, before that Shanghai/Singapore.
#159
Lotus72b
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 07:39
34/Male/USA
Philadelphia, PA
I have been a fan of Formula 1 since 1988 Japanese GP. I discover F1 by accident. I was flipping thru the channels and turn on ESPN and notice it wasn’t an Indycar race, but F1. I never heard of it or seen it before, but I was instantly fascinated by this sport. Ever since then I love Formula 1 with a passion. In 2013 I can go the Austin race to see my first F1 race live.
Philadelphia, PA
I have been a fan of Formula 1 since 1988 Japanese GP. I discover F1 by accident. I was flipping thru the channels and turn on ESPN and notice it wasn’t an Indycar race, but F1. I never heard of it or seen it before, but I was instantly fascinated by this sport. Ever since then I love Formula 1 with a passion. In 2013 I can go the Austin race to see my first F1 race live.
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#160
ali_M
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 20:52
Male/44/Jamaica
Interesting thread this.
Interesting thread this.
#161
repcobrabham
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Posted 09 December 2012 - 20:52
male / australia / 37
first found this BB while living in the UK and ireland, where i could watch F1 races live for the first time ever. now have live digital broadcasts down under so enjoying being able to stay properly in touch.
first found this BB while living in the UK and ireland, where i could watch F1 races live for the first time ever. now have live digital broadcasts down under so enjoying being able to stay properly in touch.
#162
metz
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 08:23
I want to know who that one 0-9 year old is.
I could have sworn there were more on this BB.
I could have sworn there were more on this BB.
#163
Tombstone
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 08:55
I want to know who that one 0-9 year old is.
I could have sworn there were more on this BB.
Going online in general seems to fractionise many folk's mental age, not just here.
#164
bogi
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 09:54
4chan
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not sure
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On the serious note, Bosnia/Male 30yrs old. Church of Ron Dennis
#165
Longtimefan
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Posted 10 December 2012 - 20:40
English, 50 years old, fanatical F1 fan (MUST watch at least 1 race per day)
My first race was Monaco 1970, Jochen Rindt's win there sparked off a lifetimes passion for me.
also sadly a knack of supporting drivers who would lose their life in an F1 car.
My first race was Monaco 1970, Jochen Rindt's win there sparked off a lifetimes passion for me.
also sadly a knack of supporting drivers who would lose their life in an F1 car.
