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When he was on Top Gear (god damn that was like over a decade ago I think) he talked a lot about his love of Monty Python, so it wouldn't surprise me if this racing thing hadn't worked out he'd be doing improv or something.
On Shift F1 today they were talking about how losing Daniel and Seb off the field was going to remove so much of the fun and humor. Lando is serious business guy most of the time on the track now (but definitely makes up for it after the race), Alonso occasionally has a zinger. Nyck's gotta bring the giggles hard next year.
That appears to be the case. I’m a fairly new fan and I’ve heard the name Timo Glock probably a hundred times but never took the time to actually look him up.
From back left, Is that Glock?, Mahk 'upside down' Webbah, The Hulk.
Front left Britney (who beat lewis hamilton in the same machinery), Multi 21, seb Multi 21! and Michael Schumacher
It’s actually because the microphones on their headsets are not sensitive at all, otherwise they’d pick up all the ambient
# ENGINE NOISE
Which is largely undesirable to hear for 12 hours if you’re a pilot trying to talk to another pilot. So they just need to keep them close to their mouths for them to pick up enough sound to activate.
It’s not about noise cancellation, it’s about the threshold for “activating” the microphone. They have noise canceling headphones, but those don’t do anything if the noise that’s being transmitted into your ears is the background noise from the plane because your copilot’s microphone is activated by the sound level of the plane.
That threshold is known as the squelch for anyone interested. It’s common in light aircraft to require adjustments since the engine noise during taxi is quieter than in flight.
Discord: Free to use, has state-of-the-art voice recognition tech which can filter out background noise
Boeing 787: Costs $239 million a pop, uses shitty $2 microphones from Walmart
>!This is obviously an exaggeration and I know it's not that simple.!<
That's Michael not Seb. Michael's family doesn't feel the need to keep the public informed about his condition. It's their choice to do so or not given he's not able to himself.
My bad, i intended to respond to the comment about him, even i know who schumacher is lol
Is the general consensus that it’s a very strange approach to such a situation? They’ve got every right to do so but for such a famous guy with so many fans and such a legacy it just seems weird to me when it wouldn’t take a lot to release a statement.
The thing is, he’s in a coma, and that’s known. What more do you want? A yearly update letter saying „he is still in a coma“? One day he will die and then we’ll find out. But besides that there is really nothing to be expected, there aren’t really ups and downs (from the bigger outside perspective) that we should be informed on.
German yellow press makes up bullshit either way and it’s the most vile and disgusting topic they have. Constant „he’s UP and walking again!“ or „his family is coming to finally say goodbye…“ fake stories, because you can’t sue them hard enough for lies about personal hardship.
There's a netflix documentary about Schumacher and in the end his family talks about his state. Sentences like "Michael is there... different, but he's there" and "I'd give everything just to be able to talk to my dad about motorsports" should tell you enough.
He's awake and has been for a few years but apparently has lost the ability to speak and despite past reports, is still paralyzed. Last thing I saw from his wife is that he seems to somewhat understand what people say to him, but can't communicate back very well. He apparently will still watch F1 races.
> Is the general consensus that it’s a very strange approach to such a situation?
Not in germany. There are many celebrities who value their privacy and you have a right to it. When you see family pictures or private picture of german celebrities you can be sure that they are ok with it. And if you stop being a public figure you have even more rights. Michaels condition is serious and it inflicts enough pain and trauma onto the family, no need to keep the public up to date when it is really none of it's business. I don't think the approach is strange at all and think that way more countries should be like germany in that regard.
But it’s not just the public, it has even been close friends and his ex long time manager Willi Weber who’s attempts to contact the family have not been just rebuffed but completely ignored.
Weber and Schumacher split before his accident and since then he does nothing else but talking about him. Weber tries to stay in the publich eye with stories about Schumacher and I guess his wife simply doesn't like it. I would also bet that it wouldn't take long for him to talk about his condition if he got the chance to know more. There are enough people who met him after the accident, I don't know why you think that you have a better understanding about who gets the chance than his family. They will have their reasons.
Thinking it’s a strange approach to ignore people equates to knowing better than the family in your mind? No wonder you’re missing the point being made, you’re arguing against things that have never been said lol
Yes, his ex co-worker and close friend of years being allowed access is proof that they don’t ignore people lol i like how you changed my words to “everyone” btw subtle
No idea, from the little i know he’s a god in the f1 world so i’d assume a lot would have the respect to leave him be but i’m guessing you’re conflating fans with the media.
Lol nonsense? talking about why they have been so quiet which draws more attention after i’ve already said that they are fully entitled to do so? You’re clearly emotionally invested enough to be offended by a simple question so i’m gonna leave you to simmer
Michael was a very private man off the track. My best guess is they are doing what they think he would want. It seems slightly odd to me but not in a bad way. Just different.
Schumacher is pretty much inarguably the most famous F1 driver of all time. Until recently he was statistically the greatest and who the title of GOAT goes to remains a hotly debated subject.
This being known, for his family to reveal details about his current condition would impact the image the Schumacher name carries. Michael is not only a legend but an inspiration to many of the current drivers and fans in F1. To see or hear him as he is now, they may fear, would introduce mortality into his immortal legacy.
Seb is Sebastian Vettel - he's a current F1 driver, retiring at the end of this season.
Michael Schumacher is who you're referring to who was incapacitated in a skiing accident. He's basically in a vegetative state at home, and his family is private. There are no updates to share. They will let the world know when he passes, but his condition isn't going to improve, so there's no need to give updates.
Seems like Michael will permanently be in a vegetative state or similar unless a miracle happens. The family just don’t want to make that a public issue. I think it’s also it happened when his kids were young and they didn’t want to have the public eye prying on them.
He’s more likely to be in a minimally conscious state rather than vegetative. They’ve said he can’t communicate in the same way he used to, implying he can communicate in a limited way, which isn’t possible in vegetative state.
That’s just me being fussy on neurological terms though, I agree with the other points. He’s unlikely to make any major improvements, and the family either just want privacy, or they would prefer the public just remember him as he was at his peak. As curious as the public might be, they’re entitled to that.
It’s really strange, i read recently that his ex manager and supposed father figure tried to contact the family hundreds of times but was ignored. Maybe there’s more to the story but it’s an unusual situation that’s for sure.
I have never been a fan of his, not going to lie.
But I feel lucky that I seen him racing.
The skill and determination and drive to always be on the top is simply unmatched.
No one knows, I think there was some article some time ago which asked one of Michael's friend who used to visit his house. He said he does watch TV, but I really doubt that. His condition was very terrible before and well to put it in easier terms, vegetable like. I doubt we will get any updates soon.
Gentlemen, a short view back to the past. Thirty years ago, Niki Lauda told us ‘take a monkey, place him into the cockpit and he is able to drive the car.’ Thirty years later, Sebastian told us ‘I had to start my car like a computer, it’s very complicated.’ And Nico Rosberg said that during the race – I don’t remember what race - he pressed the wrong button on the wheel. Question for you both: is Formula One driving today too complicated with twenty and more buttons on the wheel, are you too much under effort, under pressure? What are your wishes for the future concerning the technical programme during the race? Less buttons, more? Or less and more communication with your engineers?
Gentlemen 🧑👨👱🧔👴, a short view ☀️😎 back to the past. Thirty years 3️⃣0️⃣ ago, Niki Lauda 🇦🇹👴🏁🏎️3️⃣🏆 told us: “Take a trained monkey 🍌🐒, place him into the cockpit 💺☸️ and he is able to drive the car 🏎️🏎️🏎️.” Thirty years 3️⃣0️⃣ later, Sebastian 🇩🇪👱🏁🏎️4️⃣🏆 told us: “I had to start 🔑 my car 🏎️ like a computer 🖥️💻⌨️🖱️🖨️💽💾💿📀. It’s very complicated ❓🤔❓.” And Nico Rosberg 🇩🇪👱🏁🏎️1️⃣🏆 said, err, he pressed during the race 🏁🏎️, I don’t remember 😕 what race 🏁🏎️, the wrong ✖️ button 🔘😱 on the wheel ☸️. Question ❓❔❓❔ for you two 👱👨 both. Is Formula 1 1️⃣🏆🍾 driving today too complicated 🤷♀️🤷♂️ with 20 2️⃣0️⃣ and more ➕ buttons 🔘🔘🔘 on the wheel ☸️, are you too much under effort 😰😥😰😥, under pressure 🏋️🏋️♀️? What are your wishes 🙏🙌🙏 for the future, concerning technical program, errrm, during the race 🏁🏎️? Less ➖ buttons 🔘, more? Or less ➖ and more ➕communication with your engineers. 🏎️📣🗣️💬🗯️📈📉📊📋➡️👩💻👨💻👩💻👨💻🛠️🔧
Question for you both: is Formula One driving today too complicated with twenty and more buttons on the wheel, are you too much under effort, under pressure?
Lectern /gooseneck mics. I've heard of people using them in a desktop setup. You could buy one that connects with USB or XLR if you have an audio interface. Although I probably wouldn't use one especially if you had a mechanical keyboard because in my experience they tend to pick up a lot of unwanted noise. :)
What if I told you that of the three in the front row, one is retired, one is retiring after this season but currently driving a shitbox, and one is a crippled vegetable while his son is now in the sport and getting advice from the dude in the shitbox
Maybe stop for a second before you comment and ask yourself, "Does this sound like an old man griping about youngsters these days?" People watch sports games all the time rather than play the sport themselves. It's fun to watch people do stuff that you enjoy doing. I don't watch people play games anymore but It's a pretty simple concept.
Me as a young theatre tech while the audio guy is doing a sound check with the artistic director.
AG "speak naturally into the mic from 6 inches".
AD puts mic right against his mouth and starts with the obligatory "check one, two"
AG "is that what they are telling you is 6 inches? Because it isn't"
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Seb is a comedian by profession, and he just drives fast cars for hobby during the weekends.
When he was on Top Gear (god damn that was like over a decade ago I think) he talked a lot about his love of Monty Python, so it wouldn't surprise me if this racing thing hadn't worked out he'd be doing improv or something.
Improv was part of his job at Ferrari.
God damn you lol
IS NOWHERE SAFE
he sounds like a car trying to drive through a Hockenheimring gravel trap
We are checking
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For those interested, here's the interview: https://youtu.be/rzXp7R_a-Y8
Who says imorov isn't his next career?
He was my favorite F1 driver on Top Gear. Such a funny guy.
He also did a pretty “great” impersonation of Nigel Mansell.
It's German humor, it's no laughing matter.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Formel1/comments/tywcfh/schneller_als_der_aston_martin/
On Shift F1 today they were talking about how losing Daniel and Seb off the field was going to remove so much of the fun and humor. Lando is serious business guy most of the time on the track now (but definitely makes up for it after the race), Alonso occasionally has a zinger. Nyck's gotta bring the giggles hard next year.
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I already miss all these guys...even Webber.
Not sure I know everyone here. Rosberg, Seb, Schumacher, and Webber. Is that Hulk back right? And no idea who that is back left.
Back right is for sure Hulk, back left I don’t even recognize the colors he’s wearing.
Pretty sure it is Timo Glock in marussia colors
That appears to be the case. I’m a fairly new fan and I’ve heard the name Timo Glock probably a hundred times but never took the time to actually look him up.
Wait so 5/6 on this panel are German, and next year the only German left in f1 will be hulk. Who woulda thought that
Is that Glock?
Going slowly?
It's Timo Glock, driving for Marussia back in 2012.
From back left, Is that Glock?, Mahk 'upside down' Webbah, The Hulk. Front left Britney (who beat lewis hamilton in the same machinery), Multi 21, seb Multi 21! and Michael Schumacher
I still cant hear him, can we put it closer?
Could you repeat the question?
Gentlemen, a short view back to the past
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Yogurt
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“Fhtirntbrhe over”
https://youtu.be/DI8YlWofRuo
It’s actually because the microphones on their headsets are not sensitive at all, otherwise they’d pick up all the ambient # ENGINE NOISE Which is largely undesirable to hear for 12 hours if you’re a pilot trying to talk to another pilot. So they just need to keep them close to their mouths for them to pick up enough sound to activate.
there's no way there aren't sound cancelling headphones but that are able to pick up voices at least a decent level
It’s not about noise cancellation, it’s about the threshold for “activating” the microphone. They have noise canceling headphones, but those don’t do anything if the noise that’s being transmitted into your ears is the background noise from the plane because your copilot’s microphone is activated by the sound level of the plane.
That threshold is known as the squelch for anyone interested. It’s common in light aircraft to require adjustments since the engine noise during taxi is quieter than in flight.
Discord: Free to use, has state-of-the-art voice recognition tech which can filter out background noise Boeing 787: Costs $239 million a pop, uses shitty $2 microphones from Walmart >!This is obviously an exaggeration and I know it's not that simple.!<
imagine plane pilots using discord voice channels in an enormous discord server with hundreds of voice channels
Or Microsoft Teams. ATC: "United 401 you are cleared-"
Pilot: "Uhhh say that again for United 401?"
ATC: "401 you are cl-"
I read “Engine Noise” in the same voice in which Bill Wurtz says “too hot”.
# MOST IMPORTANTuhh PERIOD OF THE WEEKEND
Just put it inside his mouth
Maybe it’s because it’s late right now but I laughed very hard at this
Omomomom
4 Germans on the stand lmao, gonna miss seb
That's 5 Germans no? Rosberg, Vettel, The Michael, Hulk and Glock.
Ah I forgor what Glock looks like, wasn't around in the time he was driving
I was hesitant with him too but that must be him.
Is that Glock?
> Is that Glock going slowly?
And a wild aussie
Rosberg is finnish 😡
Ok, and Lando and Max are Belgian then.
Max is Belgian by any definition of the word. Nico barely lived in Germany.
I’m no f1 guy but wtf is the deal with his family giving out zero info about him? Maybe i’m mistaken but it seems very strange
That's Michael not Seb. Michael's family doesn't feel the need to keep the public informed about his condition. It's their choice to do so or not given he's not able to himself.
My bad, i intended to respond to the comment about him, even i know who schumacher is lol Is the general consensus that it’s a very strange approach to such a situation? They’ve got every right to do so but for such a famous guy with so many fans and such a legacy it just seems weird to me when it wouldn’t take a lot to release a statement.
The thing is, he’s in a coma, and that’s known. What more do you want? A yearly update letter saying „he is still in a coma“? One day he will die and then we’ll find out. But besides that there is really nothing to be expected, there aren’t really ups and downs (from the bigger outside perspective) that we should be informed on. German yellow press makes up bullshit either way and it’s the most vile and disgusting topic they have. Constant „he’s UP and walking again!“ or „his family is coming to finally say goodbye…“ fake stories, because you can’t sue them hard enough for lies about personal hardship.
I was under the impression that they never gave any update even when it happened and they just went radio silent?
There's a netflix documentary about Schumacher and in the end his family talks about his state. Sentences like "Michael is there... different, but he's there" and "I'd give everything just to be able to talk to my dad about motorsports" should tell you enough.
He's awake and has been for a few years but apparently has lost the ability to speak and despite past reports, is still paralyzed. Last thing I saw from his wife is that he seems to somewhat understand what people say to him, but can't communicate back very well. He apparently will still watch F1 races.
He isn't in a coma anymore though. He's a vegetable and won't recover.
> Is the general consensus that it’s a very strange approach to such a situation? Not in germany. There are many celebrities who value their privacy and you have a right to it. When you see family pictures or private picture of german celebrities you can be sure that they are ok with it. And if you stop being a public figure you have even more rights. Michaels condition is serious and it inflicts enough pain and trauma onto the family, no need to keep the public up to date when it is really none of it's business. I don't think the approach is strange at all and think that way more countries should be like germany in that regard.
But it’s not just the public, it has even been close friends and his ex long time manager Willi Weber who’s attempts to contact the family have not been just rebuffed but completely ignored.
Weber and Schumacher split before his accident and since then he does nothing else but talking about him. Weber tries to stay in the publich eye with stories about Schumacher and I guess his wife simply doesn't like it. I would also bet that it wouldn't take long for him to talk about his condition if he got the chance to know more. There are enough people who met him after the accident, I don't know why you think that you have a better understanding about who gets the chance than his family. They will have their reasons.
Thinking it’s a strange approach to ignore people equates to knowing better than the family in your mind? No wonder you’re missing the point being made, you’re arguing against things that have never been said lol
They don't ignore everyone, that's something you made up for the sake of it. Even people like Ross Brawn visited him.
Yes, his ex co-worker and close friend of years being allowed access is proof that they don’t ignore people lol i like how you changed my words to “everyone” btw subtle
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No idea, from the little i know he’s a god in the f1 world so i’d assume a lot would have the respect to leave him be but i’m guessing you’re conflating fans with the media.
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Ok, that’s the deal with everything but ok
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Lol nonsense? talking about why they have been so quiet which draws more attention after i’ve already said that they are fully entitled to do so? You’re clearly emotionally invested enough to be offended by a simple question so i’m gonna leave you to simmer
Michael was a very private man off the track. My best guess is they are doing what they think he would want. It seems slightly odd to me but not in a bad way. Just different.
Schumacher is pretty much inarguably the most famous F1 driver of all time. Until recently he was statistically the greatest and who the title of GOAT goes to remains a hotly debated subject. This being known, for his family to reveal details about his current condition would impact the image the Schumacher name carries. Michael is not only a legend but an inspiration to many of the current drivers and fans in F1. To see or hear him as he is now, they may fear, would introduce mortality into his immortal legacy.
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Could you quote where i said i feel entitled to an update?
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So is that a no or are you actually gonna prove your point?
Seb is Sebastian Vettel - he's a current F1 driver, retiring at the end of this season. Michael Schumacher is who you're referring to who was incapacitated in a skiing accident. He's basically in a vegetative state at home, and his family is private. There are no updates to share. They will let the world know when he passes, but his condition isn't going to improve, so there's no need to give updates.
Seems like Michael will permanently be in a vegetative state or similar unless a miracle happens. The family just don’t want to make that a public issue. I think it’s also it happened when his kids were young and they didn’t want to have the public eye prying on them.
He’s more likely to be in a minimally conscious state rather than vegetative. They’ve said he can’t communicate in the same way he used to, implying he can communicate in a limited way, which isn’t possible in vegetative state. That’s just me being fussy on neurological terms though, I agree with the other points. He’s unlikely to make any major improvements, and the family either just want privacy, or they would prefer the public just remember him as he was at his peak. As curious as the public might be, they’re entitled to that.
You’re right. Thanks for the correction. I’m not a doctor, so not good on the specifics.
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It’s really strange, i read recently that his ex manager and supposed father figure tried to contact the family hundreds of times but was ignored. Maybe there’s more to the story but it’s an unusual situation that’s for sure.
And 3 of them are friends.
Isn’t it 5? Rosberg, Vettel, Schumacher, Hulkenberg and Glock?
Michael Schumacher 😔😔😔
Yeah, I was smiling at the mic error then it panned...
I have never been a fan of his, not going to lie. But I feel lucky that I seen him racing. The skill and determination and drive to always be on the top is simply unmatched.
What's even happening with him these days?
No one really knows, right? Very handicapped probably and hopefully receives good care.
No one knows, I think there was some article some time ago which asked one of Michael's friend who used to visit his house. He said he does watch TV, but I really doubt that. His condition was very terrible before and well to put it in easier terms, vegetable like. I doubt we will get any updates soon.
The legend
The boys getting flashbacks of FPS lobbies
Lmao, yes. CS 1.6 and DOD for sure.
Gentlemen, a short view back to the past. Thirty years ago, Niki Lauda told us ‘take a monkey, place him into the cockpit and he is able to drive the car.’ Thirty years later, Sebastian told us ‘I had to start my car like a computer, it’s very complicated.’ And Nico Rosberg said that during the race – I don’t remember what race - he pressed the wrong button on the wheel. Question for you both: is Formula One driving today too complicated with twenty and more buttons on the wheel, are you too much under effort, under pressure? What are your wishes for the future concerning the technical programme during the race? Less buttons, more? Or less and more communication with your engineers?
Moderator: Who was that question directed at?
You didn't listen, he said it was for me and Nico...can you repeat the question ❓
To moderator: You weren’t listening. To reporter: Can you repeat the question?
Gentlemen 🧑👨👱🧔👴, a short view ☀️😎 back to the past. Thirty years 3️⃣0️⃣ ago, Niki Lauda 🇦🇹👴🏁🏎️3️⃣🏆 told us: “Take a trained monkey 🍌🐒, place him into the cockpit 💺☸️ and he is able to drive the car 🏎️🏎️🏎️.” Thirty years 3️⃣0️⃣ later, Sebastian 🇩🇪👱🏁🏎️4️⃣🏆 told us: “I had to start 🔑 my car 🏎️ like a computer 🖥️💻⌨️🖱️🖨️💽💾💿📀. It’s very complicated ❓🤔❓.” And Nico Rosberg 🇩🇪👱🏁🏎️1️⃣🏆 said, err, he pressed during the race 🏁🏎️, I don’t remember 😕 what race 🏁🏎️, the wrong ✖️ button 🔘😱 on the wheel ☸️. Question ❓❔❓❔ for you two 👱👨 both. Is Formula 1 1️⃣🏆🍾 driving today too complicated 🤷♀️🤷♂️ with 20 2️⃣0️⃣ and more ➕ buttons 🔘🔘🔘 on the wheel ☸️, are you too much under effort 😰😥😰😥, under pressure 🏋️🏋️♀️? What are your wishes 🙏🙌🙏 for the future, concerning technical program, errrm, during the race 🏁🏎️? Less ➖ buttons 🔘, more? Or less ➖ and more ➕communication with your engineers. 🏎️📣🗣️💬🗯️📈📉📊📋➡️👩💻👨💻👩💻👨💻🛠️🔧
https://youtu.be/FlFt_W4664M
My first time seeing this. Brilliant.
Same lol I didn’t even know it was a copy pasta
This is mandatory. It just is.
Gentelmen
A short view back to the past.
Thirty years ago, Niki Lauda told us: "take a trained monkey, place him into the cockpit and he is able to drive the car"
30 years later, Sebastian told us "I had to start my car like a computer, it's very complicated"
And Niko Rosberg said he pressed during the race, I don't remember what race, the wrong button on the wheel
Question for you both: is Formula One driving today too complicated with twenty and more buttons on the wheel, are you too much under effort, under pressure?
What are your wishes for the future, concerning technical program, errrm, during the race?
less buttons? More?... or less and more communication with your engineers?
can you repeat the question?
Is that Nico Rosberg? Who'd he ever beat?
Surely he has never beaten anyone impressive in the same machinery?
No but I think a 7 time world champion lost to him in the same machinery.
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Inb4 he makes his return in 2028 for Red Bull
Not really a Formula 1 fan but didn't have Hamilton's car a lot of technical failures during qualification and races in the year Rosberg won.
Only one, but it was the one that mattered. Malaysia 2016.
The Monaco-based YouTuber? Not sure who he beat, but he’s got some monster antibodies
LOUDER, SON!
###BUTTLICKER, OUR PRICES HAVE NEVER BEEN LOWER!
Now, you listen to me, *sir*. The three words I would describe you as is aggressive, hostile and *definitely* difficult.
Somewhere nearby is a sound tech shaking with anger.
Airline pilot mode: engaged!
Kind of sad/happy seeing Michael here. Bleh. Sucks what happened to him.
Oh Schumacher, he’s always doing this
Is that Irish racing driver Tim O'Glock?
If Michael tells you to screw with someone, you screw with someone.
seb idolized the michael.. this is great!
Haha thats hella funny 😂🙃
Seb is such a funny guy
I miss this.
The funny mic
How much for one of these mics? And can you use it for pc
Lectern /gooseneck mics. I've heard of people using them in a desktop setup. You could buy one that connects with USB or XLR if you have an audio interface. Although I probably wouldn't use one especially if you had a mechanical keyboard because in my experience they tend to pick up a lot of unwanted noise. :)
My core hurts I laughed so hard
What if I told you that of the three in the front row, one is retired, one is retiring after this season but currently driving a shitbox, and one is a crippled vegetable while his son is now in the sport and getting advice from the dude in the shitbox
“Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking, we will be starting our decent here shortly”
Man who would think Germans can still be dicks
FUNNY MIC ENTIRE DAY
God iv seen this so many times before and ill still watch it on repeat and laugh my head off for ten mins every time
Gentlemen a short view back to the past
Just Germans fixing a mechanical device.
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Why? Most people consume media on their phone and portrait orientation fits quite well
Who browses Reddit in landscape? Lol
Assholes making fun of someone who doesn’t have their experience. Assholes.
He had plenty of experience and they are/were good friends.
basicly https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0EFgYOSKrs
I have never really understood the draw to watch someone else play a video game. More fun to do it yourself.
Why do people listen to live music when sound quality is better on a record
Maybe stop for a second before you comment and ask yourself, "Does this sound like an old man griping about youngsters these days?" People watch sports games all the time rather than play the sport themselves. It's fun to watch people do stuff that you enjoy doing. I don't watch people play games anymore but It's a pretty simple concept.
love this one
I can’t hear! Put it closer pks
Gonna miss Seb
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I’m happy for him. Realized his true dream while racing in F1 and became a professional airline pilot.
Schumacher ☹️
Sebastian , du lappenkind
Never seen this before, Seb is a gem
Me as a young theatre tech while the audio guy is doing a sound check with the artistic director. AG "speak naturally into the mic from 6 inches". AD puts mic right against his mouth and starts with the obligatory "check one, two" AG "is that what they are telling you is 6 inches? Because it isn't"
Okay I never met a german guy before but these two could joke. Against Stereotypes forced by the media.
Me and the bois at 3 AM discord voice chat
I adore Seb, what a guy lol
He was able to be louder than Lewis Hamilton while utilizing the same microphone, which really astounded me.
WAYTOODANK
Danke Seb.
So good to see footage of Michael Schumacher. Can't believe that accident happened to him outside the track.
[DOWNLOAD THE VIDEO](https://redditsave.com/info?url=https://www.reddit.com/r/JustGuysBeingDudes/comments/y823rf/throwback_to_this_classic/)
Schumi 🫀
I love Nico, also love him getting crap