I don't accept that.

 

fourier series is bad ***

use fourier transforms all de time for taking an arbitrary waveform and break it down into the individual frequencies that compose it.

well i don't but the computer does. i just push de button

 

I thought the hatchback is a 5-door?

 

 

I accept this.

braaaap

 

Since you don't post much in here bluebaby, how's dat apjuan?

 

For rota.

How They Met: Scott and Emma Dixon
By Kate Shoup | Published: Apr 9, 2016



“It goes quite far back, my and Scott’s story,” says Emma Davies Dixon, wife of 2008 Indianapolis 500 winner and four-time Verizon IndyCar series champ Scott Dixon. “We met through a mutual friend.”

According to Emma, this first meeting was, well, underwhelming. “He was quiet,” she recalls. So quiet, in fact, Emma found him somewhat off-putting. “He was this super-shy guy and I wasn’t very friendly.”

A few years later, in March 2006, that mutual friend phoned Emma – who, after finishing her degree at university, had moved to London, where she worked as a presenter for SkyTV.

“Do you remember that guy?” her friend asked, referring to Scott. Yes, Emma said. She did.

“Well, he’s in London, and he’s on his own for a few days,” her friend said. Would Emma be willing to meet up with him? Emma, always outgoing, said yes.

Scott and Emma met for drinks and then dinner, along with Emma’s best girlfriend, whom Emma had brought along as a buffer, just in case. When Scott arrived, Emma recalls, “I could tell he’d had some Dutch courage.”

She explains, “He had a little red wine smile.”

This time, much to Emma’s surprise, meeting Scott was not underwhelming. It was quite the opposite.

“We just really connected,” Emma says. So much so, “my friend literally left me. She said, ‘I’m going to leave you to it.’ We were getting on that well.”

Clearly, Scott agreed. The next morning, he texted Emma and the two met up again. “We were smitten after the second day,” Emma once told a reporter.

But however well they got on, however smitten they were, what future did they have? After all, Scott was an Indy car driver from New Zealand who lived in the United States. And Emma, who had gained considerable renown as an 800-meter runner, representing Great Britain in international competition, “was having a great time in London after earning my degree and I’d just gotten a dream job.”

Still, when Scott invited her to New York the next month, Emma accepted. “He was like, ‘Come to America. Just take a chance.’”

So she did. Already, she could see that what she had with Scott “felt so different from anything I’d had before.”

That sealed the deal. Just a few short months later, Emma packed her things and moved to America to be with Scott. And by December 2006, they were engaged. In February 2008, Emma and Scott tied the knot.

“We got married in Lord March’s private estate,” fittingly, the site of the annual Goodwood Revival and the Goodwood Festival of Speed. (Lord March, Emma explains, “is very close friends with Scott’s manager, (former Formula One and Indy car driver) Stefan Johansson.”) The estate features a “Downton Abbey”-style residence, called Goodwood House, built in 1697, by a son of King Charles II.

“It’s very beautiful,” Emma says of the estate. “We really got spoilt,” adding, “it was amazing. It really was.”

For Emma and Scott, 2008 was “a magical year.”

“We got married in 2008. Scott won the Indy 500 in 2008. He won the championship in 2008.

“Scott had just gotten his pilot’s license and we used to fly to the races in his little Cessna,” she recalls with nostalgia.

And one more amazing thing happened in 2008: “I fell pregnant with Poppy,” the couple’s first child, born in 2009, just hours after the checkered flag at Watkins Glen. Scott finished third before rushing home for the birth. A second daughter, Tilly, came two years later.

What’s the secret to the couple’s relationship? Simple.

“We’re polar opposites,” Scott once told a reporter; and opposites attract. “She would happily talk to a brick wall and have a nice conversation,” he said, adding, “I would be the brick wall.”

 

where is 1158 we need to talk about the NWS stopping yelling

 

Just imagine what they'd look like if Scott Dixon wasn't wearing his drivers suit.

 

Needs more smog and less GP2 cars.

 

So last night Spring Texas happened. I collected these ******* at great risk to life and limb (not really) and snapped a pic. Sent picture to mother in FL, who then forwarded it to the local weather people. And then I became unattributed famous.

 

HOLY **** ESTEFAMOUS

DOES HIS OWN LAUNDRY

IS THAT THE FAP HAND ICE COLD BBY

 

My awesomeness is hereditary. Obvi.

Hey did anyone post the driver's eating queso last night?

 

It always pisses me off when people don't know how to use the polygon/shape tool in Illustrator to make a proper star.

The default star is puffy looking, however if you hold down Shift+Alt when you make it, then you get the real, manly star as God intended them to be.

 

Este soiled his single pair of pants collecting natures *****

 

Sold my espensive stackers when my FL tenants wanted to bring their own. Bought these here in TX for $100 for the set. And when I move, I sell them for $50 and don't need to haul them around. Ain't even mad bout it.

 

And I just realized my cousin and his FIL are in China this week...I wonder of they are going to the GP?

off to FB to investigate...

 

Also, left hand is not fap hand.

 

That is your reach around hand?

 

I feel like the fat one should be the new American star. You know, cause fat.

 

I've always wondered why Adobe would make that puffy looking thing the default. Y U DO DIS??

 

Adobe are communists, obviously.

And my reach around hand depends. If you want a good one and pay extra, you get the fap hand. Otherwise the numbness that is my left hand will hold the penor.

 

#blessed

 

@blue: tell me about the crazy expensive wheels you wish to purchase for your apred.

 

Don't all the kool kids get BRIDE seats. It's the proper JDM thing to do.