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How to write slightly long books, by Nick Heidfeld.
Also by this author:
-How to be slightly bored.
-How to look slightly bored in photos.
-How to be slightly succesful in F1.
-I'm going slightly mad, with Freddie Mercury.
-How to slightly jump out of a car on fire.
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Phoenix wrote:How to slightly jump out of a car slightly on fire.


Sorry, couldn't help myself :D
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BlindCaveSalamander wrote:
Phoenix wrote:The slightly boring manual of how to slightly jump out of a car slightly on fire.


Sorry, couldn't help myself :D


Same problem here :D
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Phoenix wrote:
JohnMLTX wrote:"Living the F1 Dream" by Jose Maria Lopez. Foreword by the Midland reserve drivers.


Fixed.


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Phoenix wrote:How to write slightly long books, by Nick Heidfeld.
Also by this author:
-How to look slightly bored in photos.
-How to be slightly succesful in F1.

Surely Nick Heidfeld is the master of how to do this, and therefore could write quite long books on these subjects, not "Shortest F1 Books" as the title of the thread implies?
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I still can't get over the hilarity and sheer genius of I am slightly bored by Nick Heidfeld.

whatisdeletrazdoing is a legend just for being partially responsible for the phenomenon.

They would be short f1 books because Nick Heidfeld would get slightly bored whilst writing them.
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I will slightly carry this on:

How to be slightly competent on a slightly fast Renault, written by 'Slightly Quick' Nick Heidfeld.
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How to run an F1 Team for Dummies by USGP

The greatest comebacks of all time by Alan Jones and Michael Schumacher

The gentle art of paying enemies by B Ecclestone

Binding Contracts and me by Jenson Button
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dr-baker wrote:
Phoenix wrote:How to write slightly long books, by Nick Heidfeld.
Also by this author:
-How to look slightly bored in photos.
-How to be slightly succesful in F1.

Surely Nick Heidfeld is the master of how to do this, and therefore could write quite long books on these subjects, not "Shortest F1 Books" as the title of the thread implies?


Slightly is the key word here, my friend :)
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My post is slightly fixed - by any F1Rejects forum user.
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I'm slightly sacked, by Nick Heidfeld.

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Also from Quick Nick:
-My team is slightly sued.
-Éric Bouiller is slightly bored with me.
-Renault is slightly crappy.
-I slightly miss BMW Sauber.
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Phoenix wrote:Also from Quick Nick:
-My team is slightly sued.
-Éric Bouiller is slightly bored with me.
-Renault is slightly crappy.
-I slightly miss BMW Sauber.


I think these will be massive novels
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stupot94 wrote:
Phoenix wrote:Also from Quick Nick:
-My team is slightly sued.
-Éric Bouiller is slightly bored with me.
-Renault is slightly crappy.
-I slightly miss BMW Sauber.


I think these will be slightly massive novels


Fixed
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redbulljack14 wrote:
stupot94 wrote:
Phoenix wrote:Also from Quick Nick:
-My team is slightly sued.
-Éric Bouiller is slightly bored with me.
-Renault is slightly crappy.
-I slightly miss BMW Sauber.


I think these will be slightly massive novels


Slightly Fixed


Slightly double fixed.
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I think this is starting to get slightly out of hand.
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Wizzie wrote:I think this is slightly starting to get slightly out of hand.


I couldn't do anything about it... it overcame me... :(
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Klon wrote:
Wizzie wrote:I think this is slightly starting to get slightly out of hand.


I couldn't do anything about it... it overcame me... :(



Your Lucky he didnt just put double fixed :)
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stupot94 wrote:
Klon wrote:
Wizzie wrote:I think this is slightly starting to get slightly out of hand.


I couldn't do anything about it... it overcame me... :(



You're slightly lucky he didn't just put slightly double fixed :)


I only did the grammar corrections for the sake of the joke. :P
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Wizzie wrote:I think this is starting to get slightly out of hand.


Slightly true.
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James Allen, on his favourite F1 engine of all time:
"...the Life W12, I can't describe the noise to you, but imagine filling your dustbin with nuts and bolts, and then throwing it down the stairs, it was something akin to that!"
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Our 97 by Lola

All my wins by Jarno Trulli

How to keep your dignity in motorsport by Taki Inoue

The perils of the Belgian GP by Andrea Sassetti
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stupot94 wrote:
All my wins by Nick Heidfeld


Sorry, I'll stop, but I just couldn't help myself this time :lol: :oops:
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Leading the Renault F1 Team to victory, by Nick Heidfeld.

The top 10 places to put your finger, by Sebastian Vettel.

Understanding team strategy, by Felipe Massa (censored)
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dinizintheoven wrote:I'm going slightly mad...



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stupot94 wrote:All my wins by Jarno Trulli


Foreword by Jean Alesi, Olivier Panis, Alessandro Nannini, Heikki Kovalainen and Robert Kubica
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Row Man Gross-Gene wrote:I'm slightly perturbed that the uploader hasn't made this video available in my country.

Have they not? Worse still, none of the other videos I can see thumbnails for look like they'll be the Official Video - maybe the song with lyrics, or pictures of Camp Freddie overlaid, or the occasional tribute band doing a live performance...

Write a strongly worded letter to the US equivalent of the Daily Mail!
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"My F1 return" by Bruno Senna
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Day in the life of a Silverstone Hare.
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ADx_Wales wrote:Day in the life of a Silverstone Hare.

with forwards by Montreal groundhogs and Osterriechring Deer
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WeirdKerr wrote:
ADx_Wales wrote:Day in the life of a Silverstone Hare.

with forwards by Montreal groundhogs and Osterriechring Deer


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How to crash cars and influence races by Nelson Picquet Jr...foreword by Flav
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How to win a race by resorting to have some mad bloke run out in the middle of the track and ruining everybodys race apart from yours --- No 1 bestseller by Rubens Barrichello. Foreword by Tom Pryce (bad taste?)
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nigellamansell wrote:How to crash cars and influence races by Nelson Picquet Jr...foreword by Flav

Twelve pages on this thread and that is the best one so far. A round of rapturous applause! Just don't forget the extra foreword by Pat Symonds.

Fernando Alsonso denies all knowledge of the existence of this book, and anyone who says is does exist is obviously favouring Lewis Hamilton and it's not fair.
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If anybody else had this idea beforehand I do apologize

I am very excited - by Nick Heidfeld

nigellamansell wrote:How to crash cars and influence races without getting caught... by Nelson Picquet Jr... foreword by Flav


Fixed.
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Shortest F1 music album :

The Wall - a masterpiece by D. Hill, M. Schumacher, J. Villeneuve, J. Button and S. Vettel.
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How to brake for the La Source corner - Bruno Senna
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"I dont want to be part of this corrupt system being nothing but a 2nd driver to a team mate who has been groomed by the people in charge of the team I drive for, you can stick your contract up your arse" By Mark Webber
"The worst part of my body that hurt in the fire was my balls" Gerhard Berger on Imola 1989
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