Top Gear - Journey Before Destination 

First pls pin mom said its my turn

1:55 probably my favorite moment from the entire show. Remarkable.

here's an extract of a poem by Philip Larkin about the moon: The way the moon dashes through clouds that blow Loosely as cannon-smoke to stand apart (Stone-coloured light sharpening the roofs below) High and preposterous and separate- Lozenge of love! Medallion of art! O wolves of memory! Immensements! No, One shivers slightly, looking up there. The hardness and the brightness and the plain Far-reaching singleness of that wide stare Is a reminder of the strength and pain Of being young; that it can’t come again, But is for others undiminished somewhere.

Bobby day with yet another amazing complication, this man is carrying the community hard rn Edit: thx Bobby!!! Keep up the fantastic work!!!

"I know a Philip Larkin poem about the moon... would you like to hear it?" "No"

LOVE the Stormlight Archive reference!!

0:00 Voodoo Child YEAH!!!!

You're a G for this

he comes back with another banger

Is this a Stormlight Archive reference? If so you are even more of a legend than I thought

4:55

And I was the first to arrive (maybe not) but as you expected I have done this properly

Bobby Day: unloads. Everyone: SWEEEET!

Classic Bobby day banger

They have had the best job in the world for the last 20 years

I never understood at 10:40 what was Clackson measuring?

Video Idea: Clarkson speaking in Rubbish instead of English. What do I mean by that? Think of him saying why his cars are the best, and why Hammond and May made the wrong choices, or why he defends his ambitious but Rubbish ideas that end up biting him in the ass. For example, when they were driving hatchbacks in Italy, Clarkson said his Citroën "Would look good on a deck of a Nimitz Class aircraft carrier." When they were driving various luxury SUVs on Grand Tour, Clarkson kept saying that people could buy cheap or expensive items and kept comparing his Range Rover to the middle price range most people buy items in. In Bolivia, he kept thinking he made the right car choice with a Range Rover which was a hunk of junk, even saying Hammond and May's Japanese off-roaders were badly made, when he himself tested a Hilux for its durability.