Clarkson - Exercising as Much Tact as Ever
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i love clarkson me
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And the best bit? ...John Prescot siding with him! :eek: :lol1: (well sort of, he was playing it down)
I suspect they're secret drinking buddies (or maybe wife swappers :Suspiciou ). |
Yeah, and of course he was entirely serious about shooting public sector workers?
He wasn't, was he? :wonder: :D |
with top gear live tickets to shift? I doubt it, but column inches are column inches.
Hes a clever chap is Clarkson. astraboy. |
I agree with his point though, the strikers really should count their blessings, they'd be a fecking sight worse off out in the real world :cuckoo:
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Did Richard hamond really get patched-up by nhs workers ???
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Originally Posted by eelz
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Did Richard hamond really get patched-up by nhs workers ???
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Just as I suspected...
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the guy is a douche end of. public execution of strikers in front of their families and asking why his train to london needs to stop after it hit somebody. his response "after they have burst, they aren't going to get any better are they?"
total obnoxious, talentless prick |
Originally Posted by bigsinky
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the guy is a douche end of. public execution of strikers in front of their families and asking why his train to london needs to stop after it hit somebody. his response "after they have burst, they aren't going to get any better are they?"
total obnoxious, talentless prick |
Hmmm. According to ... http://news.sky.com/home/uk-news/article/16121347 ...
The BBC has been forced to apologise after Jeremy Clarkson said he would like to see striking public sector workers "shot" in front of their families. Even the feckin politicians are getting into the act: Jon Trickett, Labour's shadow minister for the Cabinet Office, said: "No one wants these strikes but most of today's strikers are mums, not militants. "Clarkson should apologise. And the Prime Minister should make clear he disassociates himself from the distasteful remarks uttered by one of his friends." Dave |
It was all a joke, some people need to lighten up a bit :lol1:
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WHAT AN OUTRAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!
It would be a waste of good bullets |
Originally Posted by Gear Head
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So some selfish twonk throws themself in front of a train that will disrupt the lives of hundreds. What do you suggest we do with the remains?
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Originally Posted by astraboy
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I've had personal experience of this a few years ago, the response must have cost millions. The air ambulance actually turned up. What for? To help sweep up the chunks?
astraboy. |
Originally Posted by bigsinky
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seriously? is there much left or is it a genuine splatterfest?
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To be honest they could just kill themselves quietly if they really wanted to.
Costing the country millions and holding up everyones day is just selfish, id leave them to rot. |
They should follow the exemplary example set by Speedy and hang themselves in the comfort of their own garage
selfish cvnts |
Grirlfriend comments that hes covering up his dodgy private life
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Originally Posted by subaruturbo_18
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Blatantly private healthcare
(Yes I realise he transferred to Private...) |
Originally Posted by what would scooby do
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WHAT AN OUTRAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!
It would be a waste of good bullets |
Hammond has raised loads for the air ambulance since then so bit petty for someone to have a swipe at that.
The issue is still the same, no one likess the pen pushing health and safety, red tape idiots. I don't think anyone is saying Doctors, nurses, coppers etc don't do a tough job and should get some reward at the end. It's all the other dross that's the issue. 5t. |
Unison are taking legal advice over Clarkson's comments.
What a pathetic organisation they are..... militant troublemakers with no grasp on reality. |
Whatever one thinks about the strikers, it does not change the fact that Clarkson is an A1 fully fledged dickhead!
He is only trying ineffectively to impress us all with his "overpowering personality" by making such mindbendingly stupid pronouncements in an attempt to get those against any form of authority on his side. Its a very childish way to behave. Its a shame really,because when he presents a serious programme without the other two worshippers from TOP GEAR, he is a very capable and interesting presenter. Les |
He is a TV presenter, an entertainer, and he's gotten to where he is now because people enjoy his outlandish character, and obviously-exaggerated opinions. The fact Unison are treating his comments as a legal matter are beyond sanity.
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So much for freedom of speech. :rolleyes:
There would be public uproar if Clarkson was convicted of anything. He is just outlining how most of UK feel about the public sector strikes. Greedy people with a lot already, wanting more. :razz: |
Originally Posted by Leslie
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Whatever one thinks about the strikers, it does not change the fact that Clarkson is an A1 fully fledged dickhead!
He is only trying ineffectively to impress us all with his "overpowering personality" by making such mindbendingly stupid pronouncements in an attempt to get those against any form of authority on his side. Its a very childish way to behave. Its a shame really,because when he presents a serious programme without the other two worshippers from TOP GEAR, he is a very capable and interesting presenter. Les |
Originally Posted by Gear Head
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So much for freedom of speech. :rolleyes:
There would be public uproar if Clarkson was convicted of anything. He is just outlining how most of UK feel about the public sector strikes. Greedy people with a lot already, wanting more. :razz: |
Originally Posted by ReallyReallyGoodMeat
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He is a TV presenter, an entertainer, and he's gotten to where he is now because people enjoy his outlandish character, and obviously-exaggerated opinions.
He plainly said it to be outrageous and to inflame opinion. Ta-da, it worked. And now he'll be watched even more on the TV to see if he says anything equally provocative, and make even more money. Until the ultra PC knob head brigade get him banned. Doesn't the strike in itself constitute a provocative action? Does anybody with more than half a brain really think Clarkson is campaigning for the public execution of strikers? And as for people who end their lives intentionally underneath a train, I'm sure they wouldn't mind if the world carried on without them. As it does. |
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