Let the bottom meet the barrel.
New Grand Tour started strong by making me want to own every car featured.
Detroit is in a sad state, though.
Detroit is in a sad state, though.
Don't have the stomach for Clarkeson these days. Too Gammon.
Grim... wrote:
Detroit is in a sad state, though.
"What, Michigan?" - Everyone
Zardoz wrote:
Don't have the stomach for Clarkeson these days. Too Gammon.
A perfect win in Backgammon?
Grim... wrote:
Grim... wrote:
Detroit is in a sad state, though.
"What, Michigan?" - Everyone
Well that's you uninvited from Thanksgiving.
I can't help which state Detroit is in!
Pretty sure we gave it back after the War of 1812.
Zardoz wrote:
Don't have the stomach for Clarkeson these days. Too Gammon.
He's quite the Europhile in real life.But like Alf Garnett and the Pub Landlord, people agree with the character and not the satire.
Yeah, and he's got farmland where he grows organic produce and rides a pushbike and shit.
I don't think he really cares if people think he's TV Clarkson in real life, though - it just means the character is working.
I don't think he really cares if people think he's TV Clarkson in real life, though - it just means the character is working.
Grim... wrote:
New Grand Tour started strong by making me want to own every car featured.
Detroit is in a sad state, though.
Detroit is in a sad state, though.
The red muscle car is a thing of beauty
Kern wrote:
Zardoz wrote:
Don't have the stomach for Clarkeson these days. Too Gammon.
He's quite the Europhile in real life.But like Alf Garnett and the Pub Landlord, people agree with the character and not the satire.
Err, no. He's not like Alf Garnett at all. He's just a hypocrite as well as a cunt.
MaliA wrote:
Grim... wrote:
New Grand Tour started strong by making me want to own every car featured.
Detroit is in a sad state, though.
Detroit is in a sad state, though.
The red muscle car is a thing of beauty
Yes, also those are some of the best looking wheels I've ever seen.
I really like this retro muscle car thing we're doing at the moment.
Was it Jeremy Clarkson the actor or Jeremy Clarkson the character he portrays that lamped a member of the production staff?
The problem is, if you act the character of an arse under your own name, on TV, during work to your colleagues, in your newspaper column, then it’s not the audience’s fault that the fact your character spills over into your life makes your real-life self unpalatable.
Whether Piers Morgan, or Katie Hopkins, started out their gig playing the baddie with outrageous views for cash, the moment they put their name to being bigots for whatever gain, they became those bigots.
The problem is, if you act the character of an arse under your own name, on TV, during work to your colleagues, in your newspaper column, then it’s not the audience’s fault that the fact your character spills over into your life makes your real-life self unpalatable.
Whether Piers Morgan, or Katie Hopkins, started out their gig playing the baddie with outrageous views for cash, the moment they put their name to being bigots for whatever gain, they became those bigots.
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