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FIA has ruled that engine manufacturers have to give their customers same spec from next year on.

Brilliant.

You can qualify it easily. State your relevant experience or qualifications. Simple. Stating what you have about your opinion of others borders on narcissism. 100% agree on the emotional opinions of personal experiences, but that's what the OP asked for. Yeah already got my name down for one. Wolfsburg is the only wagon available at the moment. Blue with a roof. Hatch isn't an option as instead of bikes we carry prams. The weight penalty isn't as much as you'd think. 0.1 to 100km/h I've always been a fan of European wagons over their hatch or sedan equivalents in terms of rear styling.

You can't claim you're most knowledgeable on the topic without qualifying the statement I'm afraid. that's not how logical discussion works. I tend to agree on most of your other points. More importantly, I'm looking to buy the golf R wagon. What's your opinion of the hatch?

Agreed, but I am making the point that the OP states that all illicit drugs are bad mkay, is not correct.

I think the focus of this thread has gone on a tangent, i.e. one particular report and small issues like the definition of minor issues. point being, some "illicit drugs" have other productive uses other than just to be illicit and provide junkies with highs.

yeah mate, the actual paper recaps the recaps.

Here it is in black and white. SSRN-id1464837.pdf

The other point that is clear is that prohibition does not work to reduce user numbers.

It doesn't matter who carries drugs and what they do to them. This is not the point. The data shows a correlation between legalising possession and a reduction in use. Possession becomes legal = less users.

What point are you trying to make here? You're detracting from the facts by obfuscating. The fact remains, there are correlations to legalising drug possession and reduced illicit drug use. There are no correlations to legalising illicit drug use reducing the number of people charged with illicit drug use. Point being made by the Branson article is that the methods used Portugal have proven to reduce illicit drug use, as opposed to current prohibition, which does not.

I did not say anything about the difference between prescribed or making it easily available. I did not say anything about how marijuana is consumed. I did not say anything about people you know being messed up on marijuana. Are you making up discussion points to argue?

Please don't confuse possession and use. They decriminalised possession. use went down subsequently. You state that they decriminalised use and illegal use went down. Incorrect.

Sounds like a lot of opinions in here. There are some legitimate uses for current 'illicit drugs" Marijuana in the treatment of people with chronic illnesses for example. It is used medicinally and legally around the world. MDMA for the treatment of PSTD. (common in trial treatments of returned servicemen) Ketamine for Bipolar Psychedelics for anxiety, depression. (Psilocybin & LSD)

button staying at McLaren also.

Don't get me wrong, a good chunk of the show that is F1 is the cock-show behind it all and that was a great bit of action in those terms, but fcuk me if it should be more than half of the show as it is currently.

boring race was boring.

SPIDERS ON DRUGS IS ONE OF THE BIGGEST HITTING VIDEOS OF ALL TIME! NEARLY 40MILLION VIEWS

WEC will have all the good drivers soon enough, and they've already got a better show/product. With guys like pastor signed for next year, there wont be much left in F1 to watch.

Pretty boring race.

Did you go to Huntley mate? next question, are you selling Cheryl?

still no editing

fell asleep just after he got bumped off the track by Marc Lieb good outcome

no deal even with edge

sad way to go.