For me I always skipped the celebrity section 'cause it always felt like the show was stunning fast cars and comedy and it screeched to a halt part way through to talk to some B list celebrity (Especially during early seasons) about some lame car story Especially that one weirdo in the early season that tried so hard to be a fourth presenter 'Jay Kay'
God I wish one mass shooter would take a break from killing people and shoot up a "designer" (ie pretentious and obscenely overpriced) apparel store instead.
I made this comment once and my friend got so mad. She straight up dragged me to Bath and Body Works to explain that "Soap is NOT just soap." Expensive as hell though.
The lady in the yellow dress behind Hammond... wow! I think they pick the most attractive girls and put them in front of the audience for the cameras to see.
actually coming from someone who has 2 back problems ( shermans syndrome and ligament damage ) i dont like a hard bed but making friends with a hardwood floor is a fact of life sometimes
"It's okay becuase he's got a jaaaaaaaaagggg" I terrible sorry I ran over your dog" (WOMAN GASP) "In my jaaag" "About 80% got a jjaaaaaaaagg" "I go warm up my jaaaaaaaaaag"
Only the rich can get away with a $500 ticket, but you're forgetting the $500-1000 an hour attorney fee's to fight every other criminal charge you'd get. Reckless driving being one, that's $1000 and potentially 90 days in jail.
It is if its your first ticket, and you would have to only have a speeding citation. However, any speed over 100 mph can result in jail time because it comes with a reckless driving citation.
@@Timg1231 I live in California and got caught speeding on the 5 where the roads are pretty empty. Officer was hiding behind a bridge and caught up really quickly. He just gave me a warning though. I only got out of it because I told him I was heading to visit my parents. He saw me in scrubs and felt bad.
Maybe they have speed cameras, or something like that. On the ticket it says 'Bugatti 2D' - two doors. Clarkson said that he assumes that it is a Veyron.
Well, seeing how since the 90's Bugatti has only made 3 production cars, all of them 2 door... There's only 2 things it could be, the EB110 or the Veyron. My money is on the Veyron, since 210 mph is at the very limits of what the EB110 could do.
That's true about the fine, but what you didn't mention is that getting caught at that speed, you get your license suspended for 6mos for the first incident, a year for the second, 3yrs for the third and permanent for the fourth. And don't forget, if you get caught driving while suspended, your car gets impounded. In Iowa, anything over twenty miles an hour over the speed limit is an arrestable offense. 145 over would probably get you three yrs prison and a permanent driving ban.
Might be a little late. But If your caught doing over 100 in a 65 in Cali the judge suspends your license. That kid with the 210+ is never driving again. We classify that as a "gross endangerment" of others and the self. And they just straight strip your license.
It is not true what Jeremy is saying here: "Half of all plaincrashes are caused by pilot error. Planes can take off and fly and land by themselves. If you removed the pilot from the plain, you would half the number of crashes" That is insinuating that the computer would not do any errors that would cause crashes, which can not be assumed.
05:47-ish - the James May "Cheeese" - notice how every time he says cheese, he always sounds like he chews on the word, e.g Big Wine Adventure S02, he and Oz Clarke met a winemaker and were invited to drink his wines "as well the local 'cheeeese'."
A. Pilot error doesn't account for 50% of all crashes, maybe in the 1980s but these days it's the instruments again. B. Planes can fly by themselves, can almost land themself but they can't take off by themselves. A few years ago a C-17 tried to take off without a pilot, it didn't even get high enough to raise the landing gear before it crashed and exploded. Some incredibly wrong "facts" there.
