Grow a sense of humor and stop getting offended on others' behalf.
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Because the Mirror UK and the Daily Mail said so?
There was a program a few years ago on Sky (one of the larger UK broadcasters) called 'Inside Gatwick' (Gatwick is London's 2nd airport, and the world's busiest single-runway airport). They had an episode where they talked about airport noise.
I have no sympathy for these people. That airport has been there far longer than they have. And if anything, jets have become MUCH quieter over the past 10 years as old low-bypass powered planes like the 727, DC-9, DC-8, 707, and early MD-80 series planes have been phased out of service.
1951 Tempo Matador. Don't ask, lucky.
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I love the Guardian's Top Gear hate pieces because at the end of the day, Top Gear has an audience of 350+ Million while The Guardian only has around 175k.
That article filled me with rage.
They cancelled right on the eve of the my most anticipated match up (R vs STI). To make matters worse, the feature exists, they have it on tape, and they won't run it. Why does the BBC hate the world?
So no 918 vs La vs P1???!?!?!?
So someone has tied you to a chair and forced you to watch?
In this weeks episode, Jeremy punches a stupid man, James doesn't do anything and Richard doesn't do anything either!
Most of the planet disagrees with you and loves to watch the show
You need to go away
Hammond suffered brain damage following a 280 mph car crash on a Top Gear shoot in 2006. When he returned to the show after months of recovery, Clarkson asked him if he was "a mental" now, and May asked if he "dribbled." The BBC had to apologize again.
The fact that he offends is why I watch. I like that he pokes those sensitive people and gets them irritated.
...or any conversation with Clarkson. I mean, seriously, an argument with a producer? Really? That's just an everyday occurrence on pretty much any film set.
I don't understand why Mr. Butthurt in Oregon thinks CarFax should have to give money to someone for a problem that's entirely CAPTCHA's doing, and probably a computer-generated accident at that.
Yeah it's pretty damn annoying.