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Top Gear Presenter in Outburs Shocker! |
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By TomtomKent
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23 April 2007 |
TOP GEAR PRESENTER IN OUTBURST SHOCKER!
The presenter of televisions "Top Gear" Jeremy Clarkson shocked his fans and fellow journalists alike last night after an outburst of shockingly mild manners and polite tones of voices.
The outburst occured outside the North Coiunty Hotel, where he was hosting a private function. Clarkson was heard speaking in a calm and level voice to the patrons as they got into their cars. "It was terrifying!" One attendee informed us. "He staggered up to me and suggested that although there is no evidence that pollution is directly causing climate change (in his opinion) there are worrying statistics to suggest that an increase in air born pollutants from fossil feuls may actually be causing an increase in childhood asthma, skin conditions, and cancer in adults."
Another attendee was equally shocked. "He heard that my wife had a German accent and immediately set about informing other guests that contary to the stereotypical voices he used on television when refering to the Germans they are infact a well humoured people, who have suffered unfair criticism over the last century for crimes commited by ancestors that could not possibly be held responsible for today, any more than we should be held to blame for inventing concentration camps in the Boer War."
"This is outrageous!" Declared his editor at the Daily Red Top where the nations favourite Petrol Head writes his collumn. "These level headed and well considered arguments are not what being a Brit is about. We want loud screaming tones, sarcasm and anger, and above all Facts, Data and Evidence should never ever replace Common Sense. Every one knows that who ever says things the loudest is always right, even when they are spouting any old nonsense." When asked if Mr Clarkson had made a comment to suggest that far from blaming the Government for speed camera fines an individual should take responsibility for their actions and not break the speed limit, the editor declared "I refuse to comment. Whats all this rubbish about writing to your local authority with a request to research the need for a Speed Camera? Tosh and piffle! Surely we should be giving column space to some one willing to blow them up or something!"
In an unrelated Incident Richard Kilroy Silk has been sent to the Priory clinic for "Rest and Recouperation" after a stunning after dinner speach that appeared to suggest that foreigners who come to this country to legally apply for work should be welcomed as their skills are sorely required, and their taxes are desperately required by the chancellor. A panic ensued when he made contraversial comments suggesting that the Arab Nations not only gave the world oil and mineral resources, but also a legacy of mathematics stemming from they moment they created algebra. More shocking than any other comment was "Since a large number of the assylum seekers in this nation are from areas where the UKs armed forces have recently interfered, or from turmoil and instability that is the ongoing legacy of our own Empire perhaps we should use some of our excess wealth to aid those who have risked their lives to escape tyranny torture or rape. After all, we always claim that Britain has the moral high ground, why should we judge some ones right to a standard of living based purely on where they were born rather than how they have lived their life? Why use the dregs of humanity as a scape goat rather than ask if the failings of our infrastructure are the result of privatisation and neglect." Shortly after he was removed from his seat and secured in a private ambulance. |
Written by wltshr (341 comments posted) 23rd April 2007 | Nicely put. I have to ask, however, on a more personal note, are you a bit of a loner? And do you have access to a firearm? Regards Wltshr | Written by TomtomKent (33 comments posted) 23rd April 2007 | Yeah, that was a commentary on HOW people put their arguments, not what those arguments are. I may be a loner, but I don't know much about guns. I do how ever play Dungeons and Dragons, which according to some people is far more dangerous.  | Written by Phil (6836 comments posted) 23rd April 2007 | Do people still do that? Dugeons and Dragons I mean. Good piece with some clever 'turnarounds.' What I find most irritating about Clarkson is that my eighteen year old son believes (and quotes) every word that spouts from his mouth. Gob-shite. Enjoyed. Phil. | The truth. Written by BrianRobertNeal (1195 comments posted) 24th April 2007 | Environmentalists are holding the real GC in captivity and have flooded the world with Environmentally Firendly look-a-likes. The hamster never survived the crash and has been replaced by an Android. And the other one doesn't care as long as he gets paid So nobody has noticed. Dungeons and Dragons what about Sword and Sorcery? | Written by TomtomKent (33 comments posted) 24th April 2007 | | No idea... Never played S&S. | Written by Bottleblondesurfer (3445 comments posted) 26th April 2007 | You're pushing at an open door with Clarkson. I can't stand the man. A clever refersal and well executed, The thought of it made me giggle and I liked the comment by the red top. Great idea wish I'd thougth of it. The Kilroy Silk wasn't as good but then I don't hate him as much, so am biased cheers Jane | Sorry it's late Written by Seagull (174 comments posted) 8th July 2007 | | This was enjoyable; a good clever piece of work. I'm going to buck the trend re Clarkson though. I think he's a funny guy. Couldn't make out from Phil's comment whether it's his son or Clarkson who's the Gob Shite! |
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