Dodgy Business
Mark Webber's case for being the unluckiest driver in F1 gathered a bit more weight last week. And the effect of the credit crunch is even being felt by grand prix journalists these days
Times of economic crisis, recession and tightening of belts. Wherever you look, papers and websites are publishing their top ten tips to cut personal spending and stave off bankruptcy.
"Why are we paying for drama classes when they're already female?" I joked to my other half, earning a rapid response Timberland boot up the rear. "Just shut up and take them." Okay then. I resolved that the kitten we're about to buy for the kids should be male, just to redress the domestic imbalance a little.
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