rx8 on top gear
01-09-2006 | 10:15 AM
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Originally Posted by hemanrulez
Yeah British humor is different. Its more a play on words rather than outright physical comedy ala Chaplin, Stooges and Will Farrel 
I find it better cos I get it and Im sure people who dont find it crap.
I find it better cos I get it and Im sure people who dont find it crap.
You talking about Charlie Spencer Chaplin? that nice bloke born in London England on the 16th of April 1889???
sorry i like my films!
But your right our Humor is a bit different to our US friends, like spelling i mean Check is when you make sure somethings ok and not that lil bit of paper you give people to pay for things...thats a Cheque! still we both know what each other means so we all get along!
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01-09-2006 | 12:29 PM
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Well I what I really meant was the physical comedy so prevalent in the US v/s the play with words more prevalent in the UK.
I really like some US comedians esp. the stand-up variety not so much the blokes on TV.
You talking about Charlie Spencer Chaplin? that nice bloke born in London England on the 16th of April 1889???
sorry i like my films!
But your right our Humor is a bit different to our US friends, like spelling i mean Check is when you make sure somethings ok and not that lil bit of paper you give people to pay for things...thats a Cheque! still we both know what each other means so we all get along!
I really like some US comedians esp. the stand-up variety not so much the blokes on TV.
Originally Posted by Mickeyblue
You talking about Charlie Spencer Chaplin? that nice bloke born in London England on the 16th of April 1889???
sorry i like my films!
But your right our Humor is a bit different to our US friends, like spelling i mean Check is when you make sure somethings ok and not that lil bit of paper you give people to pay for things...thats a Cheque! still we both know what each other means so we all get along!
01-10-2006 | 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted by iKenndac
Morgans are awesome! My first memory of being in a car was in a Morgan. We still own it - it's awesome. Built in 1952, it has a 2 litre, 4 cylinder engine... and drum brakes on all four corners. Scary as hell!
I belive that the Morgan club has a saying: "If you have owned an Morgan you have not lived in vain!"
Cheers, Niclas
01-10-2006 | 05:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Ike
No it's not ridiculous, other publications have said similar things, I said something very similar to what Clarkson said before seeing that episode. The RX-8 is garrish, some people like that about it some people don't. Regardless, it's a polarizing design. You've got people on this site that think it's the most beautiful thing on the road, then you've got poll results showing people voting it as one of the ugliest cars on the road. I think it looks great, but I see Clarkson's point, and also know people that can't stand the looks of the RX-8.
That is what acctually part of makes a great car for me - that they have character!
I am so dead fed up with the dull cars made to fit everyone so that they in the end loose any personality.
Sorry for the rant. It feels better now.
Cheers, Niclas
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