Don Panda

Jeszcze poranna przypominajka. Wczoraj wystartowaliśmy z wiosenną edycją challenge'u #WpłatyZaBramki, który już niejednokrotnie pomagał zebrać duże kwoty dla osób potrzebujących a nam przysparzał dodatkowych emocji przy ważnych zdarzeniach sportowych. Zachęcam do wzięcia udziału.

@spalinskipatryk Nigdy nie byłem imprezowiczem, więc tutaj nie odczuwam jakiejś wielkiej straty. Zawodowo z różnych przyczyn kiepsko, natomiast miałem szczęście, że dostałem mieszkanie w spadku, więc mimo raczej porażek zawodowych omija mnie to co jest największym problemem w postaci cen wynajmu.

Kochani z roczników 2000-2004, jak się trzymacie w świecie, gdzie na wiek waszej zabawy przypadał COVID, a w okresie wchodzenia na rynek pracy szaleje AI?

@spalinskipatryk Osobiście dodałbym nakaz trzymania psa na smyczy w przestrzeni publicznej pod rygorem mandatu. Szlag mnie trafia kiedy wychodzę ze swoim psem, a inny podbiega i się rzuca, a właściciel ma to w dupie i podchodzi spacerkiem lub nie reaguje.

Zgadzam się z Prezydentem Nawrockim, że kojce wielkości kawalerek to absurd, a prawa zwierząt są ważne. Dlatego proponuję parę inicjatyw ustawodawczych ze strony Pałacu: 1. Zwiększenie normatywu mieszkaniowego z 25 metrów kwadratowych do 30-35m2 2. Wprowadzenie licencji na posiadanie psa, obejmujące szkolenie właściciela, obowiązkowe szkolenie psa oraz testy psychologiczne dla właściciela 3. Stworzenie departamentu ds zwierząt w policji, mający uprawienia odebrania zwierzęcia 4. Zaostrzenie kar za znęcanie się nad zwierzętami Te trzy ostatnie postulaty nie spodobają się polskiej wsi, ale na pewno nie będą problemem dla Prezydenta. Przecież chodzi o dobrostan zwierząt, prawda?

@formularacers_ @Formula24hrs Well, when you have top talents, it’s natural they’ll expect more than the fourth-fastest car over a season. Besides, before Hamilton and Leclerc, Alonso and Vettel also failed to win a title with Ferrari. With that mentality, they’ll never get back to the top.

🚨 | BOMBSHELL: Ferrari Chairman John Elkann has publicly criticised Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton. Read his quotes below ⤵️ lastwordonsports.com/motorsports/20…

@FormulaUR_ In my opinion it is also realistic that Hamilton will find form, but Ferrari will not be competitive and Lewis will decide to retire. I doubt he would want to race in his 40s without fighting for the title/wins.

To play devils advocate, it’s not that deep when you map out all the scenarios. And I think there are only 3 “realistic” scenarios: 1. Hamilton finds some form, and an automatic extension in 2027 is triggered. 2. Hamilton remains at his current performance level - and calls it a day. 3. Leclerc decided it’s time for a change in scenery, and we get Hamilton-Bearman in 2027. Even if Ferrari or Hamilton get to call the shots, I don’t think it matters. The only way this all backfires is if Hamilton has reached a plateau and still decides to extend into 2027.

@FormulaUR_ He's partly a victim of his reputation. A driver who's achieved so much is always expected to meet higher standards. On the other hand, this is his first time driving a different engine and having to adjust to a new organizational culture, so it's not so bad.

If I was to estimate how I think the last 4 races will go, Hamilton will most likely end 2025 within/equal to Sainz’s “4 year” average performance relative to Leclerc. That is - qualifying pace and race pace. On one hand, it’s not the most amazing thing on paper. Ferrari broke the bank for Lewis, and should have expected an improvement over his predecessor, not a driver equal to it. On the other hand - how it’s happened is more a case of confirmation bias with the averages being equal. He started out much further off than Sainz initially was, and will probably converge to being better than Sainz ever was. Whereas Sainz started out at a certain level, and somewhat stayed there the entire time. In fact, I’d argue Leclerc extended the gap with time. If Lewis has more in his locker - the decision to bring him in will eventually pay off. If this is all he has left, then it will only end one way.

@formulaleonog7 If the car suited them equally, I believe current Hamilton has a bit more pace and has always delivered at the crucial stage of the season when the title was on the line. So I believe that in this McLaren Hamilton would probably be the champion.

Out of form Hamilton is still better than Piastri. I would trust more Hamilton 24/25 to win the title than Piastri right now so yeah Hamilton

@leniwalewaczka To też kwestia polityki sklepu. Pracowałem przez jakiś czas w jednej z sieciówek z elektroniką i kierownik wprost mi powiedział, że nie ma sensu, żebym uczył się specyfikacji produktów, tylko, żebym potrafił sprzedawać dodając przy tym, że on sam na większości rzeczy się nie zna

@L4NDOTD We keep hearing that Piastri will soon be better than Norris, but the difference in pace is supposedly from late 2023. It is unlikely that Piastri will suddenly find two tenths. He hasn’t closed the gap for a long time, so the only thing he can do is be more consistent.

yup, you don't magically gain 2 tenths in your 3rd year Piastri was slower and will be slower, the only thing he can change is execution and consistency which I expect him to do

@TerrySilverSimp It's sad and irritating, especially because the finale received great reviews (which is rare in series that last for so many years), so there was something to build popularity on and a chance to expand the universe with subsequent productions.

@RobbyApologist It looks like the biggest win for Robby fans is the confirmation of Tanner and Mary's engagement/relationship.

CRYING

@RobbyApologist Johnny was a two time All Valley champion. Building a narrative that he handled the loss badly and Robby will be better doesn't make sense when Robby never won anything with 2 out of 3 tournaments ending up injured.

I don't care how many times they try saying it was the right ending having robby suffer this entire show, just to have him end with a loss is not at all satisfying idc that it's supposed to parallel Johnny, Johnny just got his big win..... so why is it only robby who doesn't? we have already seen robby prove twice before he can lose and not end up like his father, but to cement that for him again just because the writers refused to let him win is absolutely a major disappointment and no one is gonna convince me otherwise

@adaintygarland Exactly. Johnny's redemption arc is more about mitigating the gravity of his mistakes than actually righting the wrongs. Daniel wasn't his rival, and Robby wasn't just a rebellious teenager.

Six seasons of the show and at the end, the show still loves to push the narrative that Daniel and Johnny were 2 sides of the same coin in high school, and that they were equally antagonistic of each other when that is not at all true.

@RobbyApologist @healdrules @jonhurwitz @McSchlossberg Theoretically he got a happy ending, but it felt terribly forced.

@adfreebrowsing Well, I'm the same age as him and my hairline is even worse 🥲

forget baku i think baldness is pulling off a bigger overtake

@notracingpoint Alpine or Haas. Alpine is almost a guarantee of the best car, and the better the car the better the chance to shine. Haas, on the other hand, gives you the ease of leaving when someone better comes along, while having a slightly better team than Williams.

I’m trying to see something so answer‼️ Which team do you think would be the best option for a great midfield driver to sign a contract with… over the next two years? There is a correct answer btw

@formuloshi 2012 - top10 2015 - top5 2018 - goat candidate (maybe even goat, but I've never tried to put a single driver there, so let's stick with "candidate")

@kobayashicore For me it's not even a matter of them deciding to drop the appeal or failing to build a championship car under the new regulations, but the fact that they have managed Lewis' departure in a pathetic way. They are no better than Alpine.

@Kidd_O10 He looks the best we can set up, but I would swap Ake and Gvardiola. And more minutes for Savinho. The potential is there, but he needs to unlock it and gain experience with games.

@StopThatXavii It's controversial, but you're right. He was too good to be a sidekick at the time, but he chose the wrong club and, to be honest, he never had the mentality to lead the team to success. The mind didn't keep up with the talent.

Leaving barca was his best decision , you can’t limit a player of this quality to be a sideman