In Swedish it's stiga, steg, stigit.Quote:
Originally Posted by donKey jote
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In Swedish it's stiga, steg, stigit.Quote:
Originally Posted by donKey jote
I got tickets to USA Top Gear!
One week from tomorrow.
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Originally Posted by 52Paddy
Funny but bad episode. We all know now that these races are set up, yet they keep going. Didn't find it entertaining at all. The 'black' Merc did seem nice though
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Which episode? And Clarkson has explained many times that the races aren't 'set up' other than the fact that when they first devise them they know that it's going to be a very close finish - There wouldn't be any point in doing it otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by evelynz8735
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Old, fat, going blind and a bit stinky :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Eki
The past tense of Stig is 'wannabe talk show cannon fodder' I guess.
Shame, I was a fan of his when he was himself.
Well, just watched a "60 Minutes" interview with the whole gang. Great stuff. :)
The whole "stug" issue made me watch my first ever "fifth Gear" a couple of weeks ago.
I'm sorry I hadn't done so before... it really shows up the Top Gear trio as the buffoons they are.
I still like Top Gear mind you, specially some of the epic episodes (Alaska comes to mind), but I'll be watching both from now on: Top Gear for the schoolboy humour and fifth Gear for the auto reviews :)
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-11621083Quote:
Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson caused offence when he described a car as "speciale needs" - a play on its proper name, Ferrari F430 Speciale.
Media regulator Ofcom investigated after receiving two complaints.
Two complaints :eek: :rolleyes: Did Ofcom survive the spending review, because they must be very busy investigating all these complaints.
They're being merged with Postcomm, not sure what practical effect that will have but they're pretty hopeless at the moment.