Only cause it was on the news.. same with Ross thing.. there was a handful until it went in newspaper and then everyone got on the high horseQuote:
Originally Posted by .:SpIcYsPy:.
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Only cause it was on the news.. same with Ross thing.. there was a handful until it went in newspaper and then everyone got on the high horseQuote:
Originally Posted by .:SpIcYsPy:.
Oh for gods sake, more complaining about stupid things!!! Drives me mad!!
Who is going to be next!
Its going to get to the point where the shows we watch for entertainment, shows which have a bit of humour will not have any anymore! Everyone will be watching what they say in case it offends a handful of people!
I dont see the fuss over this OR the russell brand thing! Im bored of the complaints and even more bored of the stupids twits who feel they have to jump on the bandwagon and complain when they havent even seen the programmmes!! Get a life ffs!
It's stupidly pathetic now, come on British public.. what are we more worried about? The fact that silly things that aren't thought about before stupidly being said, are being said. OR the fact that this whole credit crunch is actually slowly ruining our lives... I know which I'm more worried about!
I agree, I mean there isnt a lot of jokes that arent offensive!Quote:
Originally Posted by Siobhan
Anddd! Laughing is actually a form of agression.. my biology teacher told me that lol, think about it.. everyone laughs to someone elses misfortune/expense.
ita a pigging joke!!!!! never mind the fact that when he actualy did the stunt he spoke out about the dangers of stupid driving:
Dramatic pictures of Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson deliberately smashing a truck into a wall have been released.
A Top Gear spokeswoman said the star was "quite badly injured" in the stunt, staged, she said, to "see how difficult it was to be a truck driver".
Mr Clarkson has said he emerged from the accident "in screaming agony", with bruises to his leg, back and finger, but has since made a good recovery.
Viewers can watch the high-speed smash on Sunday's episode of Top Gear.
In the programme, Mr Clarkson and his co-presenters Richard Hammond and James May were each given a series of tasks to complete as truck-drivers.
Mr Clarkson was instructed to drive a Renault Magnum lorry through a wall at 56mph - the vehicle's maximum legal speed - at a test track near Milton Keynes.
In a recent Sun newspaper column Mr Clarkson described the smash as his first serious road accident for 31 years.
He said he had decided that before being allowed on the road "everyone should be made to drive at high speed into a wall".
He added: "At the moment, teenagers see Bruce Willis driving his car into a helicopter and imagine that you can get out afterwards and still be well enough to punch a baddy in the face.
The presenter said he could not 'walk, talk or think' after the smash
"This isn't accurate. I emerged from my high speed head-on impact in what can only be described as screaming agony. I couldn't walk. I couldn't talk. I couldn't think."
His injuries included an index finger that looked like "a burst sausage" and heavy bruising to his shin and back.
He wrote: "Everyone should experience this before they are given a licence.
"It would let them know that crashes really really hurt and that it would be a good idea to not have one."
while im in rant mode:
has anyone else noticed that following the brand/ross/sachs thing his granddaughter seems to be making the most of it- she has sold stories about russell and his bedroom antics- bit more humiliation for grand-dad?????
has hired max ruddy clifford of kerry kraptona noteriety and is according to one tabloid apparently going in celebrity big bro!!!!:wall: :angry:
these people are a joke who phone up and complain about these kind of things.
alan carr is 100 times more offensive on the Friday Night Project, but becuase it's on channel 4 no one bats an eyelid.
oh dont get me started on that stupid bint!!!!!! And i was only thinking if she goe on celeb bb im switching off!!!! please say that it isnt true, oi was really looking forward to celeb bb this year :angry:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bad Wolf
Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has said it is not planning to investigate complaints about Jeremy Clarkson's joke linking truck drivers with prostitute murders.
About 500 viewers complained about the presenter's quip, featured in Sunday's episode of the BBC motoring show Top Gear.
He had said on the show: 'You've got to change... check mirror and murder a prostitute.'
His comments were an apparent reference to the Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe, who was a lorry driver, and Suffolk Strangler Steve Wright, who used to drive forklift trucks.
The news is likely to please BBC bosses who have defended both the presenter and the show.
As the number of complaints hit 517 by Tuesday morning, the BBC insisted the majority of viewers had 'taken the joke in the spirit in which it was meant'.
Behind the wheel of an HGV, Clarkson said: 'It really is a hard job and I'm not just saying that to gain favour with truck drivers.
'You've got to change gear, change gear, change gear, check mirror... murder a prostitute. Change gear, change gear, murder. That's a lot of effort in a day.'
From Daily Mail