Clarkson, in trouble again?
Nov 4th 2008, 7:47 am
#31
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Re: Clarkson, in trouble again?
such a fuss over nothing though! so what Clarkson blurts his usual sarcasm out to the world, why people take such offence is beyond me!Remember when that politician said 'nitty gritty' and all hell broke lose.
It's all gone far too PC.
Nov 4th 2008, 12:47 pm
#33
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Re: Clarkson, in trouble again?
[QUOTE=Lorna at Vicenza;6938121]I asked a question.
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Nov 5th 2008, 3:55 am
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Re: Clarkson, in trouble again?
I watched that whole episode last night. It was quite amusing.
Seems that some people go out of their way to take offence these days and it makes the UK a worse place for it.
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Seems that some people go out of their way to take offence these days and it makes the UK a worse place for it.
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Nov 5th 2008, 5:23 am
#37
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Re: Clarkson, in trouble again?
How do you know?
Mind you I can't object......... I was in WH Smith in Tunbridge Wells about two years ago, and a lady asked for my autograph............ when I queried this, she said she assumed 'you must have a new book out, Jeremy'.
In a previous life I was frequently mistaken for Chris Serle, who used to read the funny bits out that viewers had sent in on 'That's Life', the Esther Rantzen show.
Bizarrely and inexplicably, I have hardly ever been mistaken for either George Clooney or Brad Pitt.........
Mind you I can't object......... I was in WH Smith in Tunbridge Wells about two years ago, and a lady asked for my autograph............ when I queried this, she said she assumed 'you must have a new book out, Jeremy'.
In a previous life I was frequently mistaken for Chris Serle, who used to read the funny bits out that viewers had sent in on 'That's Life', the Esther Rantzen show.
Bizarrely and inexplicably, I have hardly ever been mistaken for either George Clooney or Brad Pitt.........
Nov 5th 2008, 5:27 am
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Re: Clarkson, in trouble again?
How do you know?
Mind you I can't object......... I was in WH Smith in Tunbridge Wells about two years ago, and a lady asked for my autograph............ when I queried this, she said she assumed 'you must have a new book out, Jeremy'.
In a previous life I was frequently mistaken for Chris Serle, who used to read the funny bits out that viewers had sent in on 'That's Life', the Esther Rantzen show.
Bizarrely and inexplicably, I have hardly ever been mistaken for either George Clooney or Brad Pitt.........
Mind you I can't object......... I was in WH Smith in Tunbridge Wells about two years ago, and a lady asked for my autograph............ when I queried this, she said she assumed 'you must have a new book out, Jeremy'.
In a previous life I was frequently mistaken for Chris Serle, who used to read the funny bits out that viewers had sent in on 'That's Life', the Esther Rantzen show.
Bizarrely and inexplicably, I have hardly ever been mistaken for either George Clooney or Brad Pitt.........
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Nov 5th 2008, 5:31 am
#39
why ayeeeee man!
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Re: Clarkson, in trouble again?
Unless you write for the mail that is.
Nov 5th 2008, 5:35 am
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Re: Clarkson, in trouble again?
Agreed - I thought it was hilarious.
Sky News is making the most of it:
His comments come after serial killer Steve Wright was convicted in February of murdering five prostitutes in Ipswich.
A comment in November 'comes after' a conviction in February??? Tenuous link....
Sky News is making the most of it:
His comments come after serial killer Steve Wright was convicted in February of murdering five prostitutes in Ipswich.
A comment in November 'comes after' a conviction in February??? Tenuous link....
Nov 5th 2008, 5:46 am
#41
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Re: Clarkson, in trouble again?
Agreed - I thought it was hilarious.
Sky News is making the most of it:
His comments come after serial killer Steve Wright was convicted in February of murdering five prostitutes in Ipswich.
A comment in November 'comes after' a conviction in February??? Tenuous link....
Sky News is making the most of it:
His comments come after serial killer Steve Wright was convicted in February of murdering five prostitutes in Ipswich.
A comment in November 'comes after' a conviction in February??? Tenuous link....
It's about time the the UK got a hold of itself, kicked back at the stupid media and governments, we need civil disobdeience, people not moaning about 'people coming over here taking our jobs' when these people are usually on the dole with 5 kids anyway, it's about time something big happened at home....
Nov 20th 2008, 4:08 am
#42
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Re: Clarkson, in trouble again?
did anyone see Top Gear last night! the challenge against the Germans was hilarious!! 
the who can get round the track first and then get their towel on the sunbed bit was brilliant 
the who can get round the track first and then get their towel on the sunbed bit was brilliant
Nov 20th 2008, 4:25 am
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Re: Clarkson, in trouble again?
that is a great episode, I especially like the argument about if the mini is british or German. 
