Ciro: Look at this thread, Steve-o. I'd say: if you have to criticize Mr. Schumacher, after all, a popular subject, couldn't you do it for something he has done
while in Mercedes GP?
Steven: And why should they do that?
Ciro: Oh, you know, don't play games with me... It's so easy to beat him!
Steven:
Ridiculously easy.
Ciro: It's
true his agent has had a hard time getting money. Did you read that?
Steven: Of course I did.
Ciro: Pathetic! I can go on: it's true Rosberg has driven better... and very true!
Steven: Are you sure? Some disagree.
Ciro: Oh, puh-leeze. It's true he's old, it's true he is having a very hard time finding his sporting form, which, to me, after ticking past 50, is not a surprise.
Could you believe I pant a little after minute 75, when playing soccer? Who is going to spend time destroying
my way to play soccer now?
Steven: So?
Ciro: I say: too much spare time in their hands, I say:
let's make them work! I say: let's force them to write something that requires reading and the use of half their collective brain!
Steven: But, Ciro, c'mon. There is so much to destroy in public figures!
Ciro: Well, yes, but it's so hard to find something to rescue when they go down!
Sometimes I think one person should treat others in the same way he wishes to be treated when he goes down. That should replace the golden rule.
Steven: Gosh, are you romantic these days or what?
Ciro: Frankly, you know perfectly well that you cannot write the story of a man until 50 years have passed and then, nobody cares. I love history, so I cannot understand why somebody doesn't. You could call me a historymaniac. Give me facts, not opinions: that enrichs the forum.
Steven: Excuse me?
Ciro: Look! This part is devoted to imaginary dialogs, and is not
even funny!
Steven: Well, after all le Formule Un is a mixture of sport and entertainement. We have to give some leeway.
Ciro: Oh, I know. However, I cannot avoid to find it's a tad sad that after trampling so many people you get trampled, but that's life. Those posters don't even get the basics of
tragedy. Feuerbach escapes them. Remember? Men creates immortality?
Steven: Feuerbach? Isn't he the communist guy with the funny beard that you showed me the other day?
Ciro: The same. BTW, trample, trample, trample... nice word. In spanish is "pisotear", which comes from "piso", floor. It means you cannot go lower, I guess.
Steven: Yeah, I know, it's when people starts to mock you. It can be nasty when they have feared you...
Ciro: ... or feared your egotism. Have you take a hard look at drivers? I mean: a hard one? The best are always the maniac ones. You know,
I always have a moment of doubt before taking a curve a 200 kph, remember the feeling?
Steven: You're falling in the same trap of those guys in the thread.
Ciro: Yeah, you're right. However, in the end, it's with threads like this that historians will have to make history. Nothing goes off the Internet, ever. After reading the "easy-ism" of those posts, I'd say a historian has to become a poet or he will become extremely boring when writing about Schumi. His story is good, you know?
Steven: Yeah, a quarter of the site is devoted to fans or haters.
Ciro: As I said, I find that a tad sad. Where are the analysts and the poets among them?
Steven: Well, people do different things in life. Any more reports? I have to work.
Ciro: Of course... take a look at this one! My daughter laughed for a while... isn't life beautiful, Steve?
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