OK, it might be cheap Lower IVth form schoolboy humour, but it still makes me laugh.
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I found that quite hilarious, thank you.
ReplyDeleteYes, it makes me laugh too.
DeleteHad to giggle with the names on the opened car doors. Loved that skit Clarkson once did with the Raliant Robin.
ReplyDeleteRolling the Robin; it was wonderful.
DeleteIt's FREEZING here this morning. 5 C.
Haven't watched Top Gear for years, so missed all the fun! Did the BBC turn a blind eye - surprised they got away with some of the names!
ReplyDeleteOh, and it's 24ÂșC and sunny here.
ReplyDeleteI think it was intended as half motoring, and half comedy. It was an amazingly popular show that I never saw. The BBC just loved the viewer figures. Very cold here still.
DeleteThere are things I am tempted to say about "Top Gear" but I will keep them to myself.
ReplyDeleteTell all; I can't wait to hear. As I said above, I never saw it; only clips.
DeleteYou attract a few petrolheads to this blog and I don't wish to be metaphorically pelted with rotten fruit as I sit in your blog stocks.
DeleteI imagine you weren't amongst those who wanted Clarkson to be Prime Minister.
DeleteThe three of them were brilliant together.
ReplyDeleteAn unlikely group, but as you say; brilliant .
DeleteBring back the old Monty Python skits.
ReplyDeleteWeren't they amazing. We learned them word for word.
DeleteClever and light humor wins the gold star.
ReplyDeleteA bit crude, but good harmless humour.
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