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This is less politics and more nuance of understanding how a) Freedom of speech works and b) Consequences of your words not being perceived as you intended and being more mindful of language use with that in mind. With a slight hint of irony of 1) Being outraged at the fact that people to read into their "compliment" too much, while 2) At the same time , without skipping a beat, being outraged themselves at a "compliment" they got by reading into it too much.

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This could be an interesting discussion This screenshot is pulled from one of the Town Halls that Caterham has had and the polls they run

Strange. I see it too in both. Very hard to pinpoint whether I see them because they are cached or because they still work. Strangely I almost never link to the source and embed from source. I Copy and Paste the image which should make it an attachment and override any source issues.

For a car enthusiast with means, owning a real life F1 car, running or not is some of the biggest bragging rights one can have. Operating one however is a magnitude more expensive than having one as an ornament, not to mention even pro drivers struggle with operating an F1 machine.

Does the image not show up for you? I can see it... It keeps happening to my pictures lets try this

Why are you telling me I have thin skin? I haven't complained about anything other than the fact that you freaked out at my compliment like a "snowflake" as some people like to refer to such. Snowflakes are typically known for finding simple language "offensive". Its unusual to be offended by a compliment however. You don't think Croc should have been and I don't think you should have been. If you're having trouble finding parallels in this discussion, I'd suggest a new prescription. I personally think a snowflake is a complement too, they are beautiful and whimsical. I don't know where you're going off with these wild accusations, context of my post is clear, to tender a complement by selecting two people with strong attributes of passion and leadership. I've never seen somebody display as much passion as you with the award winning Caterham you used to have, which you've posted the beloved pictures of a number of times. For the record, Trump is responsible for plenty of decision that ended in death as commander in chief and being a friend of Epstien and calling him a great man isn't exactly a good look in regards to pedophilia, not to mention his questionable actions and words to his own daughter when she was underage and his alleged accusations for the beauty competition walking in on them undressed and unannounced. Why are you telling me to stay away from things? Are you suppressing my freedom of speech???

Reserve not met @ $130K+ for a rolling chassis. Interesting what the reserve was. Cool lawn ornament however.

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Yeah limited to members in registration. Does anybody want to tape it?

@Bruce K It's my complement. I'm posing, in my mind, a clearly favorable comparison to a historical figure and another very passionate one who was very driven by his passion and hobbies. Saddam was a great leader who did a lot for the Iraqi economy, energy industries and infrastructure. But this stuff about being uncouth? You'd have to grind my comments into fine powder and place them in an "uncouth" cookie cutter for them to have any resemblance of being "uncouth". For being compared to strong leader and a passionate hobbyist (Saddam Hussein & Earl Brian Bradley), I believe a simple thank you will suffice.

1) Free speech doesn't mean what you think it means. There is no Government involved here. 2) To me you're totally a mix of Saddam Hussein & Earl Brian Bradley and I mean that in the most complementary way possible. I expect you to appreciate this complementary comparison. A "thank you, I'm honored" will do. 3) Time to split this off, see ya'll in the other thread.

I'm not quite certain that's the complement you think it is. I'd proclaim that he's more a Dalai Lama figure for the community.

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wow Croc is single handily responsible for the largest amount of 7 seekers finding their dream 7 in the US out of any other person or dealer. Don't know what sort of award this warrants but he certainly deserves one.

This might have been the blue SLR that was recently sold in MA. I can reach out to the owner, he's on Facebook

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