11:34 The "novel batteries" bit always kills me "Obviously it means she has no idea how these batteries will actually work, other than the fact that they're going to be running on magic and made in the forest by goblins."
Judging by the time of the comments posted, this was suddenly in people's recommendations a year after it was uploaded. Whoever wrote RU-vid's algorithms is a genius.
It's only rude if you are pretentious. To everyone else, it's called banter. - I'm not calling you pretentious btw, just that most people who get 'offended' are pretentious fucks.
This is a prime example of British humor. Irony, dark and sarcastic with a huge amount of selfspot. Shame that due to al this political correctness nonsnse, it will soon be something of the past.
12:40 Waw she was uncomfortable after the spitting comment and Hammond immediately jumped into action going over the top to avoid more attention on the awkwardness.
I miss the good old days, being young, watching Top Gear, thinking it would go on forever, just like my youth... But now life comes knocking with a reality check, reminding me I'm turning 36, forced to watch, Grand Tour.
Wendingo Oof! Yes! 🙌🏼😂🙌🏼 I am feeling your sentiment SOHARD right now; I turned 37 yesterday and I’ve been missing these a lot. Sure a shit, time’s stealthy little witch, isn’t it. The fuck 🤨😂🙌🏼😁
@@TheMissKizmet indeed it is. I keep hearing that aging means progress and progress means better... And yet, whenever I re-watch one of the outdated, morally indefensible, politically incorrect, offensive to the gereal public TopGear episodes I often catch myself thinking that the current state of affairs sucks! Despite all the cool, modern technology and science we're still getting fatter, slower, more antisocial, stupider and not only we do nothing about this regression we find ways to embrace it! And The Grand Tour, in my opinion, is the single best proof of my sad, depressing opinion on progress and life in general. TopGear was my coping mechanism, bring back the original cast and stop fucking around, BBC!!!
@@wendingo Alas, contractual obligations and personality clashes have rendered this ambition a mere pipe dream. Next to the slippers and the keys to the Bugatti Veyron.
The guy in the mobility scooter would never have needed to go to court had it not been for the government needing to receive more of their tax money from fines.
this is why I laugh at people who defend the police/government by saying they're doing it to help... had a woman try to explain to me that fining a guy for drifting out of a car meet and being nicked by the unmarked police car hiding in front was okay because he was being unsafe and got within a few metres of hitting someone. she seemed to miss the fact that the police would rather use unmarked cars and make money from people driving unsafely than put marked cars there and actually protect the people. if those people had be hurt by the car the police would've been there and done fuck all because they don't make any money from preventing a crime
@@skywayminicabs6292 If you want shit for brains, look at your comment. All I see are pointless spaces and a lack of any capital letters whatsoever. Plus, you've probably liked your own comment. Oh, and it's 'disabled', not 'dis-abled'. Even Autocorrect could do better than that, which is saying something. Go review your own comments before hating on someone else's intelligence.
These guys are the realist folks on television. I feel like the producers tried to make them into fake TV show hosts but just got punched in the face in response.
In some European countries you can loose your licence when you cycle drunk, even if you don't have a licence you can get a ban or even a time behind the bars.
@@chickenchaser125cc9 yeah I did it in the summer. I was wobbling all the way home. Almost fell too. But managed to get across the road and parked the bike.
It's the same with horses in the USA which I dont understand. You are literally sitting on top of a vehicle that will not let you hit anything and if well trained will get you home while completely unconcious. It's like getting pulled over for being drunk behind the wheel of a self driving car.
Chicken Chaser 125cc people are killed by accidents with cyclists. So if can affect someone else to that level you really should be in full control. It may seem unlikely but it has and does happen
He's currently in trouble because he called Meghan Markle a yacht girl wh*re (which she was since she was a terrible actress and couldn't get gigs elsewhere -- that's why she got her hands on Prince Harry then used the race card to marry him despite being barely 25 percent black). So she played on yachts hired out by people such as Jeffrey Epstein to make money.
The reason (old) Top Gear did so well was because it appealed to so many people. Not everybody wants to hear three men drone on about car specs, that's why there were so many female viewers
ex·cres·cence /ˌikˈskresəns/ noun a distinct outgrowth on a human or animal body or on a plant, especially one that is the result of disease or abnormality.
@@callummclachlan4771 I came to the conclusion that he could mean two things. Speed bumps Pot holes Both of which are known to basically everyone. But nope, that idiot had to use a completely unrelated word, that makes literally no sense in context. Him being a politician kinda justifies it though. It's not like you see them very often talking about things they understand.
In Finland it would have been easily determined if it's a car on not. Top speed of 25km/h and its ok, 26-45km/h and it's micro car and 46km/h and up it's regular car.
Boris Johnson speaking Latin? The media never reported on that part of his time as Prime Minister. (I don’t really have any hate towards him. He wasn’t the most efficient PM we’ve had, but at least he was a laugh).
About that Indian motorcyclist 7:00 ; I covered a 100 km on a Kawasaki ER6N in Germany without touching any controls. Foots on a safety cage, ass in a seat and I'm leaning on a bags and reading kindle book. Pretty confortable
"Peugeot Partner FAP"... It's a thing..... LOL Google-ing it I just found out theres also a "Peugeot Partner Tepee HDi FAP 110 Ranch" Also there's a "Peugeot Partner Premium Fap HDi 110" That's just horrid....
excrescence plural noun: excrescences a distinct outgrowth on a body or plant, resulting from disease or abnormality. "the males often have a strange excrescence on the tip of the snout" Similar: growth lump swelling an unattractive or superfluous object or feature. "the building is a sixties excrescence foisted on an otherwise flawless street" Similar: eyesore blot on the landscape monstrosity There you go folks
one more question - sorry Does anyone remember which episode it was where they were talking about Blu Tooth in cars? James said something like 'your car's not in the mood it won't connect' - I can't remember but it It was really funny
In Germany we have something similar German logic is when you have to drive your bicycle home from work because the police took your drivers licence because you were drunk while driving on your bicycle
An excrescence is an abnormal growth. So, I suspect that Bozzer basically wanted to remove speed bumps. If I'm right, I'd say that was a great idea, I hate those stupid suspension mashing monstrosities.
What is the idea behind small cars aiding with traffic, or rather lessening it? It just means you can fit more idiots who have no idea where they're going on the same congested road at the same time.
In Shenzhen they worked out that if every registered vehicle tried to occupy the city roads at the same time then there would not be enough room for them.
@@ianmontgomery7213 Nah I was being satirical. My point was more in lines of the roads not being able to handle the population regardless of the size of the car. I'm not claiming to have a solution to traffic, cuz I don't think there is a single solution that will fix it all.
@@meusana3681 They way they control the number of cars in Shenzhen is by auctioning of registration plate. As more cars get on the road then the price goes up. It is currently around USD14K.
