Oh, bless! I didn't realise it was that bad that it needed a complete head transplant! *grin* (He's doing so well, it's astonishing. He's a proper little fighter, that one.)
On the other hand, it does mean I get to see more of Fisi (who has had his dream come true):
Well, the head in that first picture's looking pretty good, so clearly it worked. XD (Glad to hear he's all right. I know nothing about car racing, but I remember when Ayrton Senna got killed; our whole school was practically in mourning.)
My mum was most disappointed about the Ferrari thing; she doesn't care about cars either, but she was hoping Massa drove a Massarati.
It was such a freak accident - a spring snapped off the car in front of him, which punctured his helmet. It was horrible, and completely out of the blue. He was out of hospital within about a week, though, and is healing astonishingly well. (The really awful thing about it is that we almost got Michael Schumacher back. *g*)
I can still remember Senna's accident as if it were yesterday, I can see exactly where I was as it happened, everything. (I always say this when it comes up, but he had an Austrian flag furled up in his cockpit when it happened. He was going to raise it on the podium, in memory of Roland Ratzenberger, who'd been killed in qualifying the day before. Oh, irony, you bitch.)
...um, yeah. That's what happens when you mention motor racing. I kind of get carried away. Sorry.
Euck. D: (And OH UGH. Do not want The Jaw.) And I think I know you well enough by now to know that long discourses on motor racing are part of your charm; you'd not be you without them. XD *Hugs*
The "nu vorbesc romaneste" tag is really one of the most awesome and entertaining things about your journal. I wonder when it'll start having a Pavlovian effect on me. Thus far I always needed to actually read the entries before I started laughing, but I'm not sure how long it'll stay that way. XDD
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On the other hand, it does mean I get to see more of Fisi (who has had his dream come true):
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My mum was most disappointed about the Ferrari thing; she doesn't care about cars either, but she was hoping Massa drove a Massarati.
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I can still remember Senna's accident as if it were yesterday, I can see exactly where I was as it happened, everything. (I always say this when it comes up, but he had an Austrian flag furled up in his cockpit when it happened. He was going to raise it on the podium, in memory of Roland Ratzenberger, who'd been killed in qualifying the day before. Oh, irony, you bitch.)
...um, yeah. That's what happens when you mention motor racing. I kind of get carried away. Sorry.
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