That’s not helpful…

The current one had a 45 year shelf life. This new system should last a good long while.

Checkmate athiests Catholics.

My sincere hope is that the Catholic Church looks at how they were perceived under Benedict—a staunchly conservative Pope that led to massive losses in respect, attendance, and relevance; and how they were perceived under Francis—an actually compassionate and humble servant of the Church and its people. And based on that, they choose another Pope who’s in the same vein as Francis to continue bringing the Church into this century. There is still decades of work to be done, but we absolutely can’t go backwards right now.

Zak Brown clearly has a favorite and Oscar isn’t it.

Depends on where you are in California I guess. I see more Rivians here than Cybertrucks.

Max could also sign a contract with Aston that includes a generous opt out if the new car sucks. And then just tell whatever team has a good car that he wants to sign there and make it happen. And that team would do what was necessary to make it happen.

I don’t think it’s always that nefarious always. An oil workers union should defend oil production. That makes perfect sense to me.

So what are you doing then?

That’s literally not what he said at all. The concern about the car performing is there. But zero mention from Horner about Max potentially leaving.

F1 journalism has the worst fucking titles, I swear.

Not defending Mike Johnson here, but there’s supposed to be more to it than just the days in session. About 140 in session days, which allows other days to read and research what you’re legislating on. And then the lengthy recesses are so congressmen can be home to work with and listen to their constituents.

Whether or not it happens like that is a mystery, I guess.