American Reacts Clarkson, Hammond and May: The Most Offensive Clips... In The World. 

He's evolving lol

Every syllable of that was just DRIPPING! 😜😜✌✌😂😂

Open mind gets you far in life.

I am British Sheldon cooper, yet to understand what counts as banter or sarcasm

Agreed! -A fellow Brit

Blasphemy

Also THAT emoji

ONLY known as (laughingly) an 'eggplant' by ignorant Americans who have brains the size of Trump's (so NONE). But correctly referred to as... an aubergine!

@@stewedfishproductions7959 Trump or Biden; neither are exacly intellectual giants, though from a British perspective, the corrupt, senescent Biden's more of a nuisance. His sad delusion about UK-Ireland relations and his sympathy with the loathsome EU, for example.

@@squirepraggerstope3591 - Here in the UK we say 'Better Biden' than 'Don the Con' (once a grifter, always a grifter OR the 'Grifter that keeps on Taking'). He is absolutely HATED in Scotland; he LIED to the Scots; Sadly, the 'knock on effect' being that Americans don't get a great welcome anywhere!!!

It's like when you copy your friends homework but change it just enough so the teacher doesn't know you're copying

that was the Alabama road trip

So you're saying he's rude and fat? Not cool

Technically he was right, twice.

The bridge was not level though

He needs to watch more vietnam war movies to get it.

- 'Latin' is incorrect. It's (informally) 'Latin name' or formally, 'species name' - you do not capitalise the species epithet; Solanum Melongena should be Solanum melongena

From sound I feel like guessing Bugatti vs plane

@@mlee6050 I think so. The truffle one, whichever one that one was.

@@adammullarkey4996 okay yeah sounds like it, I think I remember truffle in Bugatti and James sleeps after saying you unbearable man and Richard is annoyed James not fly at night

Top Gear also did a race from Wembley to Milan back in 2012 I think.

@@marcdavey Yes, I forgot about that, but you're right.

@@Ant1ev0 humans have always been the same, it is getting a bit worse though

The video from the warthog is publicly available, you can hear the pilot being physically sick by having engaged blue on blue. Not saying that he didn't make mistakes, but what you described as "saw markings"was that he saw something orange on the convoy. Which was not exclusive to the brits and not a universal "this is friendly marker" and he got no response on the radio.

@@volundrfrey896 Yup the definite mistake was not waiting for a response, can understand the adrenaline from flying over hostile areas and the need to stop the enemy once spotted, but with there being doubt he really needed that answer first. Things like this happen in most conflicts, just happened that this was recorded.

I think it's more the fact he's made a 7 minute reaction video nearly 40 minutes long

I'm thinking it's when he pauses and say's "what?" When somebody said "water" and he didn't understand it because it didn't sound like "wader"...

Blood weird morelike

Exactly he pissed off to many higher ups in the BBC.

A fruit cake morelike

Regarding your idea of toilet in the rear seats emptying onto the road, obviously you've never ridden a motorcycle on the road.💩😣

As someone with Roma grandparents, you are correct about pretty much all of this, but I want to add that the word Gypsy is also used about Irish travelers, which are an unrelated itinerant group of people that are nonetheless distinct from the surrounding Irish people. The word is also used, especially in America, for nomadic people in general. So, I don't know how I feel about the word itself. I personally have no problem with being called it and using it about myself because that's the word people know and they won't have any more stereotypes about the people of my grandparents than they already have because of a name change, but other people might feel differently, especially if they are from Eastern Europe where there is a lot more "tension" in this debate. Btw, thanks for mentioning the Holocaust. My particular heritage, Sinti/Manouche (German/French Roma that speak an unintelligible dialect to other Roma, like the Kalderashi), was almost completely wiped out in the Porrajmos (the big bite. Always thought it sounded really, really scary.), as my grandpa used to call it, and he would always get resentful whenever the Holocaust was brought up as if it was synonymous with the Shoa (the killing of the Jews), because "People don't care about us dirty Gypsies because we haven't got enough money to be people and we haven't got enough writers to be important people. That's how clever the Jews are: They don't only have money; they have other people's money (bankers), and they not only have writers, they have writers that people read every day (journalists)." Today, I bet he would be seen as an anti-semite for that comment, but in reality, I think he was just bitter about growing up in a culture that was no longer there, while he watched as the state of Israel fought successful war upon successful war against its neighbors between the 40's and 60's while the whole Western world threw money at it like their favourite terrier in a dog fight. He was a very skilled artisan ironworker and made some very pretty art that still hangs on my parent's wall, but he worked all his life making metal beams and railings in a factory only to die two weeks after retiring. A fate that is surprisingly common among his generation; they seem to live their whole lives seeking the freedom that was lost when their parents' generation settled down to avoid persecution only to die from the freedom-associated vices they used to get by until then, often alcohol and smoking. Sorry about this being incredibly long and unraveling. I just never really talked about it and was incredibly upset and frustrated at his funeral and nobody else gave him a proper eulogy for pretty much the same grief-related reasons.

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You mean the one where Jezza races Hamster and Cpt.Slow from London to Milan?

@@laziojohnny79 monte carlo in the Aston Martin.

@@mancuniangamecat8288 Ah ok, different destinations and cars, same shit French train tho.

No that’s the old version that is now associated with nazi Germany. Today the lyrics are Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit, fuer das deutsche Vaterland

@@Jonsson474 Nooo! That's the first line of the third couplet (verse), which since 1952 is the officialy and only one used at official matters or sport events. Nevertheless the first one is, although controversial not forbidden by law and still sometimes used, either by preference, mistake or out of nationalism.

You mean the uploader?

Having driven from Le Have to Barcelona several times in the eighties I can confirm it takes approximately 14 hours only stopping for a piss! 🤣🤣🤣