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Talbotman · #1 14-11-2007, 05:14

here is a challenge name 4 formula one drivers of the present or past with scottish towns in their names (either christian or surname)

dawsey · #2 14-11-2007, 05:20

Tommy, this has to be a trick question, as I'm pretty well up on past and present F1 drivers.
I can't think of even one 555555

Edit Got one, Lewis HAMILTON

Talbotman · #3 14-11-2007, 05:54

WELL DONE ROGER only 3 more to go 5555 doubt if you will get the 4th one though 555555

will leave the question open until uk time 10pm on wednesday night 5am thailand.

odysseus · #4 14-11-2007, 06:12

reckon I can get 3 more
STERLING Moss, Nicky LAUDER, Eddie IRVINE
This mean you owe me a coke TM

easyrider_au · #5 14-11-2007, 06:24

Eddie Irvine, Stirling Moss, Johnny Dumfries and Ayr Town Centre!

Talbotman, make mine a Tiger thanks.

nelsonone · #6 14-11-2007, 06:28

so is there no town called Stewart in Scotland?????

WTF

steve@thaib · #7 14-11-2007, 08:41

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Originally Posted by nelsonone

so is there no town called Stewart in Scotland?????

WTF

There is Newton-Stuart (Stewart???)

So:

Lewis Hamilton

Jackie (Newton) Stuart

Stirling Moss

and, erm,

Shit-tip McKnucles (test driver for the Whathefcukareyeelookinat F1 team, based in Sockyhull Street but appearing at a dust-up near yee soon Jimmy!!)

Talbotman · #8 14-11-2007, 19:15

EASYRIDER GOT THE DEFINITIVE ANSWER I never even thought of eddie irvine and i only come from 9 miles away from the place

nicky lauder i think (i might be wrong) that the surname is lauda not lauder

so there are 4 genuine ones plus the bogus one AYR toon centre

god i f ucked that one up 5555555

easyrider_au · #9 14-11-2007, 19:24

TM, I must admit to having some assistance from Google.

I would not have known 1 drivers name associated with your country.
I also failed that online geography test dismally.

odysseus · #10 14-11-2007, 23:19

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Originally Posted by Talbotman

nicky lauder i think (i might be wrong) that the surname is lauda not lauder

Yep, think you're right

Guess I owe you a beer instead 555555

Talbotman · #11 15-11-2007, 03:00

WHEN i return to work on friday night first thing i will do is kick the guy who gave me the question up the a rse for not realising there were 5 answers and not 4 cilly runt !

ub2yoo · #12 15-11-2007, 03:05

Well, I don't know too many drivers to answer your question, but if I would be one, I wouldn't mind a pitstop here ....

Nanook · #13 15-11-2007, 14:53

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Originally Posted by ub2yoo

Well, I don't know too many drivers to answer your question, but if I would be one, I wouldn't mind a pitstop here ....

Hi Buddy, her is your teammate...

easyrider_au · #14 15-11-2007, 15:34

I'm not too sure about the nut behind the wheel on this one.
But his co-pilot seems ok. 5555555555
Courtesy of UB2YOO.

Nanook · #15 15-11-2007, 15:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by easyrider_au

I'm not too sure about the nut behind the wheel on this one.
But his co-pilot seems ok. 5555555555
Courtesy of UB2YOO.

LOL...
First hand experience report... the co-pilot is great!!!

Crustasian · #16 15-11-2007, 17:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Talbotman

WHEN i return to work on friday night first thing i will do is kick the guy who gave me the question up the a rse for not realising there were 5 answers and not 4 cilly runt !

Don't worry - it was an old joke and young Hamilton was a new addition this year.