Flynn
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The thing that worries me about this whole thing is he was not wearing his high visibility jacket while doing something as dangerous as driving a car.
Haha! Love it!:lol:
The thing that worries me about this whole thing is he was not wearing his high visibility jacket while doing something as dangerous as driving a car.
This week, after someone sold a photograph of me supposedly using a mobile phone while "hurtling up the M40 at 70mph", I became front page news.
It was all very horrid. Reporters climbing over the wall of my house, parking on my flower beds and poking about in my garage, taking pictures
And now there are calls for me to be sent to prison for two years
Why? I think the law which prevents you driving while using a phone is as daft as those laws which prevent you entering the city of Nottingham unless you have two eggs. Or urinating in a policeman's helmet.
If you can't drive and talk at the same time, you really are a complete spanner.
Driving while under the influence of heroin is bad. So is driving while blind. And it's definitely dangerous to drive while building a model cathedral out of matchsticks.
But the most dangerous thing of all is to take a photograph of someone - who was actually listening to an iPod - while at the wheel.
The chap who did this, one of the ugliest men in Britain incidentally, says his girlfriend took the snap. Girlfriend? With a face like yours? Do me a favour.
But anyway, I am taking steps to prevent this sort of thing happening again. I am fitting my car with very dark tinted windows.
Oh, and can I just say that the reason I was only doing 70 is that I was driving a 40 year old car. And it wouldn't go any faster.
Jeremy's response in this week-end's press:
He seems to have taken it quite well...
Jeremy Clarkson's newspaper column said:I think the law which prevents you driving while using a phone is as daft as those laws which prevent you entering the city of Nottingham unless you have two eggs.
Who does he think he's kidding? You don't hold an iPod to your ear! :lol:
I guess he had to come up with something if there is a the possibility of a two year stint as a guest of Her Majesty.
While it is true you do not "normally" hold an ipod to your ear, there is nothing that says you "can't".
I personally believe him. He was holding an ipod to his ear. Not the craziest thing he has ever been known to do.
Haha. Classic Clarkson. If it wasn't for people like him sticking up for Joe public then we would be in a police state by now (we almost are already). In particular that comment about why he was only going 70 When I get my A.E.102 shape Corolla I want to get some 100% tints as well. I just love his random comparisons which are so completely and utterly random that they are hilarious a la' "And it's definitely dangerous to drive while building a model cathedral out of matchsticks.Jeremy's response in this week-end's press:
He seems to have taken it quite well...
I wish people would stop using their mobile phones while driving.
What is wrong with it as long as it is safe?
He was refering to someone talking on a mobile phone, not texting.