In any English, English is written with a capital E. In any English, sentences start with a capital letter. And last but not least: In any English the word you are using in a comparative sense is spelled than.DocZ wrote:
erm in "english" english program is spelled programme.... It's not even my native language and I seem to know it better then english speaking people....King_County_Downy wrote:
They totally spelled "Program" wrong
Last edited by Rosse_modest (2006-09-21 11:11:29)
Indeed, there have also been reviews of smaller cars - the one where Clarkson, Hamster and May got their mothers to review the practicality of the Peugeot 1006 and two other similar sized cars. JC drove a Landrover Discovery up a small mountain (big hill?) and they regularly destroy caravans. And last series they took one on holiday before "accidentally" burning it.samfink wrote:
although there was one episode where they reviewed the hummer 9 I think
Get well soon Hammond. Hope you make a full recovery and come back to the show.Mike Smith, former TV presenter, former racing driver wrote:
There are only three possible reasons why it happened: driver error, mechanical failure, structural failure or a gust of wind blew it off course
I know who the Stig is.cheppi wrote:
I'm surprised they let Hammond do it, i thought this was the kind of thing The Stig would do?
zomg whojord wrote:
I know who the Stig is.cheppi wrote:
I'm surprised they let Hammond do it, i thought this was the kind of thing The Stig would do?
That's how you spell it. It's a TV programme. That is the correct spelling.King_County_Downy wrote:
They totally spelled "Program" wrong
Don't make points about grammar and use it badly yourself. It's terribly bad form to start a sentence with 'and'.Rosse_modest wrote:
In any English, English is written with a capital E. In any English, sentences start with a capital letter. And last but not least: In any English the word you are using in a comparative sense is spelled than.DocZ wrote:
erm in "english" english program is spelled programme.... It's not even my native language and I seem to know it better then english speaking people....King_County_Downy wrote:
They totally spelled "Program" wrong
Top Gear is not sick. Hammond knew the risks involved and he did it anyway, it is not a risk free job. If they get to have all this fun playing in jet cars there's always going to be an element of risk.mafia996630 wrote:
that just fukin sad. top gear is sick.
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He was actually the one who came up with the idea and REALLY wanted to do it.Bertster7 wrote:
Top Gear is not sick. Hammond knew the risks involved and he did it anyway,mafia996630 wrote:
that just fukin sad. top gear is sick.
Unfortunately the BBC have said that the final episode in the current run of "The Best of Top Gear" - aka let's double the length of the series and show everything twice - that was supposed to be shown on 1st October has been postponed indefinitely. I believe the next series was supposed to follow on, with possibly a week or two in between.Bertster7 wrote:
I see no reason this should affect Top Gear, other than to set back filming by a bit.