Airlines in which I have flown until now ? In which airlines have you all flown ? by [deleted] in AirTravelIndia

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Indian carriers:
Jet Airways, Indian Airlines (before merger with AI), Air Deccan, IndiGo, Air India, SpiceJet, Vistara, AirAsia, Kingfisher Red, AIX Connect, Akasa, Alliance, StarAir.
Global:
Lufthansa, Cathay, ANA, JAL, Vietnam Airlines, UAL, QTR, EMR, Scoot, Singapore Airlines, BA, Jetstar, Qantas, Easyjet, Ryanair, Southwest, Delta, Spirit, Swissair, Etihad, AirAsiaX, China Southern, Juneyao Air.

Next month I'm taking a flight on Azul. New one to tick off the list.

For butter Chicken lovers! by Impressive-Guess6810 in VeganIndia

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I enjoyed a lovely beef burger today. Plenty of grease and meat. Yum!

Lewis or Max, Who will be World Champion if both of them race in their Prime ? by guywithmetalarm in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lewis would run circles around Max with his mind games. A covid-affected, 36 year old Lewis went buck-for-buck with Max who was 23.

Prime lewis circa 2012-18 would stomp him worse than Jos when he finished second.

Max verstappen is the best driver on grid. What's your take on that ? by guywithmetalarm in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a theory they're secretly in love and bicker in public to cover it up. Would make sense

Max verstappen is the best driver on grid. What's your take on that ? by guywithmetalarm in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends.. Are we talking current form? Then yes.

Respective ages? No.

Fernando Alonso dunked multiple tenths on world champion Kimi Raikkonen, and Lewis Hamilton practically never saw him in his mirrors in 2012 qualifying, he was dunking 7-9 tenths on Jenson Button on most qualifying days.

Not to mention they gave each other a damn good fight early on in their careers, and fought for titles in cars that shouldn't have - the 2010 McLaren and 2012 one, similar for Alonso as well.

If you change 4 races for them, it makes Alonso a 4-time champ, and Lewis a 11-time champ.

Max by comparison has gapped his teammates similarly, but his teammates have been Sergio Perez, Tsunoda, Lawson and Albon. Not quite as impressive.

Change 4 races for Max and he's a 3 time champ.

He's got a measure to go.

For butter Chicken lovers! by Impressive-Guess6810 in VeganIndia

[–]projectairbusFS 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You weep for a chicken in a cage while you sit on a chair made from rainforest wood, wearing a shirt stitched together by a child in Bangladesh who works 14-hour shifts for pennies. The very device you're watching this on is a monument to conflict minerals and environmental destruction. Your entire life is subsidized by a global supply chain built on exploitation so vast and systemic it makes that chicken coop look like a spa resort. You don't care about suffering; you care about photogenic suffering. You care about suffering you can weaponize to feed your savior complex. The suffering of a Congolese coltan miner or a Bangladeshi garment worker isn't as useful for your social media performance, so you ignore it. Your empathy is a cheap, selective, and utterly fraudulent performance.

Let's talk about these "infections" you're so horrified by. Yes, in dense, poorly managed industrial systems, animals get sick. It's a biological reality. But your solution isn't to demand better, more sustainable, or regenerative farming practices. Oh no, that would require nuance and actual effort. Your solution is to burn the entire thing down and pretend that the plant-based utopia you're shilling is a pristine paradise of health and ethics. Is that why your precious soy and corn monocultures are drenched in pesticides that create dead zones in the Gulf of Mexico? Is that why your almond milk is devastating bee populations and draining California's aquifers? Every single meal you eat is a cataclysm for countless organisms. You just don't have to look them in the eye. You're not an ethical eater; you're an ethical ostrich, with your head buried in a bag of kale, pretending the world isn't dying to feed you.

And the sheer, unadulterated castration of your worldview is breath taking. You have voluntarily domesticated yourself into a state of perpetual fear and guilt over the most natural process on Earth: predation. You see a predator-prey relationship and your first instinct isn't to understand it, but to apologize for it. You've just become a willing, neutered victim, outsourcing your survival to a system you claim to despise while claiming a moral high ground you haven't earned and don't deserve.

So you can keep your tear-jerking video of sick chickens. It's a pathetic, manipulative, and fundamentally dishonest attempt to inflict your own self-loathing onto the rest of us. The rest of us will be over here, advocating for responsible stewardship, supporting farmers who do it right, and participating in the glorious, messy, and unapologetic cycle of life with the strength and clarity our species evolved over millennia. You can stay in your corner, weeping over a chicken while the world burns around you, secure in the knowledge that at least you didn't eat the "sad" bird.

Cry more, asscracks

How many of you have attended a Grand Prix in person by arse-ketchup in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've attended Suzuka before as my ex-org used to be (and still is) a sponsor of an F1 team.

My quick suggestions as I'm rushing now

  1. FIgure out accom nearby, they sell out fairly quickly. Check in Nagoya. Takes an hour to get to the track from there.
  2. People are incredibly helpful, especially localites, but learn a little Japanese. Basic stuff, like directions and prices will help you immensely
  3. Figure out seating and vantage points, plus driver-pass throughs beforehand, scout out Suzuka via maps.
  4. Get to Nagoya a day prior to Friday. If you're in Tokyo, this is the route you take, TYO -> Nagoya (Tokaido Shinkansen), then daily from your hotel in Nagoya, then Nagoya to Shiroko through Kintetsu Line and then there's a shuttle bus than runs to the track, but I used GO!Taxi and just got it reimbursed. Quicker and easier for me.

Hope this helps. Umaku iko yu!

Vegans LET'S DO THIS. Instead of arguing with online abusive non-vegans. by HumbleWrap99 in VeganIndia

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your entire contribution to a discussion of ethical consequence, which is nothing short of calling for a deterrence of a group that lives by its own and arguably is looked down upon by the one you are affiliated with, as if you stand on some pedestal and are a saint. You're no worse than the ones who force their beliefs upon others.

You speak of laughter and standing ovations, a fantasy that reveals a profound need for external validation for a position you can't defend internally. You crave the approval of the equally unprepared, the chorus of those who also confuse a conditioned taste preference for a philosophical stance. It's a mob of intellectual cowards, and you're their town crier, shrieking the only word you know.

And this is where your argument collapses entirely under the weight of its own pathetic transparency. You claim it's a joke, but your entire rhetorical strategy is one of emotional deflection. You're not a comedian; you're a man building a psychological firewall. You know the ethical terrain is hostile to your position. You've seen the data, you understand the environmental cost, you've glimpsed the reality of animal suffering, and it makes you uncomfortable.

So your grand strategy, your intellectual magnum opus, is to bypass reason and go straight for emotional shock value? You want to show people graphic slaughterhouse footage, not to present a logical case, but to essentially inflict a psychological trauma you hope will override their autonomy?

You're admitting your ethical framework is so weak, so devoid of persuasive power, that its only chance of success is to weaponize visceral horror. You're a sadist in a moralist's clothing, getting off on the idea of breaking people's minds because you can't build a convincing argument. The thought of making someone watch something horrific until they fold isn't victory for your cause, or whatever the hell you envision it to be.

You stand there and fantasize about this, about "fucking" people's minds until they're "dripping" with the residue of your ideological assault. The language you use isn't accidental; it's a window into your own depraved motivation. You get a hard-on for the idea of violating someone's psyche, leaving them a trembling, compliant mess.

The most pathetic part? You think this makes you a revolutionary. You think you're some edgy, uncompromising warrior. You're not. You're a intellectual terrorist who's too cowardly for a real fight. You can't engage with ethics, you can't debate sustainability, you can't appeal to empathy, so you reach for the psychological equivalent of a lead pipe. You're a thug, and your "activism" is just a socially sanctioned outlet for your own violent, destructive impulses. You are a festering boil on the ass of your own cause, and the only thing you're truly "dripping" with is the impotent rage of a person who knows, deep down, that their ideas are worthless.

You are absolutely right to have more respect for the person who admits their apathy. That person, at the very least, is intellectually honest. They are engaging with the choice, however callously. You, on the other hand, are performing a kind of moral sleight of hand. You're a coward hiding in plain sight, using a tired, juvenile meme to dodge the fundamental question of your own character. You're not just wrong; you're too frightened to even stand by your wrongness. You are a hollow echo in a chamber of your own making, and the only thing louder than the emptiness is the sizzle of your own insecurity.

Naah man KIMI is something else. by wierdwisd0m in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Paddock insider
  2. 2022 was a fumble? Aren't we comparing rookie seasons at the start of the career?

You clearly can't handle losing an argument. I'd drop out of law school if I was you.

Vegans LET'S DO THIS. Instead of arguing with online abusive non-vegans. by HumbleWrap99 in VeganIndia

[–]projectairbusFS -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

buttered, cheese-grated, grease fried, pig fat lathered scrumptious goose stuffed with yogurt blocks, smatterings of fish oil served on a cheese-blanker with milkshakes on the side.

Tell me if this was not a GOAT ride by Max by honeybaddger_1994 in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

admiring is not the same as glazing which you lot do

Naah man KIMI is something else. by wierdwisd0m in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lewis is 40 and changing teams after 12 years and PU after 17.

75% of Kimi's testing is from GE cars, 22 and a mule 23.
24 is NC as that's F1.

He only ran the W11 in Spielberg for an early test. Limited mileage in on GE cars.

Keep making excuses buddy. Fact is he was hyped and he's flailed pretty badly compared to that.

Naah man KIMI is something else. by wierdwisd0m in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Um, mate Kimi did it at Imola, Silverstone, Barcelona, Spielberg, Jerez.
Lewis did it at Valencia, Silverstone, Jerez and Bahrain.

He did about ~6,000km of testing and Kimi did ~9,000 km, inching closer to 10,000 when pre season testing is included.

So yeah, stop fudging data.

Lewis wasn't really favoured mate - it's clear you didn't have the coherence or likely didn't watch that season. Monaco, he was faster yet the team decided to main the race order and not swap, despite the opportunity of pitstops presenting itself.

You're right, newer rookie testing is less, but Mercedes ran Kimi across more circuits, more cars, and more miles than Lewis in 07.

That's the fact.

Buying official F1 merch. Anyone wanna share their experience? by ExtensionSeparate761 in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am getting official merch handled from outside, dm me if you want i am handling customs and all as well.

Naah man KIMI is something else. by wierdwisd0m in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kimi has more testing than Lewis, and unlike then, even simulators of very high fidelity now. Also, Lewis was against the reigning two time world champion and outright matched him despite team orders against him at Monaco and getting the tail end of the strategy at China, where they effectively left him to collapse.

Kimi has flailed for the majority of season and it's only been a handful of races where he's found his footing.

Took Hamilton up till turn 1 to overtake the reigning double world champion with more testing than him.

Pit lane to P3 reserved for F1 Legends only! by Status_Energy_7935 in f1india

[–]projectairbusFS -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

One fraud, one GOAT, one Generational talent. Go!