I do agree Fran. But their schtick sells. I've no idea what Clarkson is like in 'real life' and whether they're all actually like that, or if it's just an act (I suspect they are a bit like that though!)
Well at least you'll get to see Djokovic Al, can't you shoot a slow-acting poison dart at him or something?
Of course. The Mail is one of the most offensive publications, and they do it on a daily basis. The Three Amigos offensiveness pales into insignificance by comparison. I don't forget that.
Haha, he has a tough draw though so maybe Kohlschreiber can do it on his own. If not, I'll lob a few £5 strawberries at him and an empty glass of £10 pimms
Oh. If you want to be happy, stop reading the news. That little snippet does nothing at all for your happiness, despite being, frankly, completely irrelevant to your life. Did you know the victim? Is there any prospect of it happening to you? In all honesty, I don't see why anyone feels the need to post stuff like that on here. If we want to know we'll be on the BBC news website. Vin P.S. I know the correct response is "Oh that's awful, terrible, need to do something".
Flying club class for the Feyenoord game Come on Saints, give us the ticket details, I like to be organised
FAO : TSS and any other bike riders on here. I'm 31, have a full car licence... If I take my CBT can I ride ANY 125cc moterbike? Thanks in advance.
Terrible news, but although odd to say, it could have been worse: the terrorists were planning to blow up the factory, but that was thankfully foiled.
Any restricted 125cc, yes. Restricted means 15bhp or less. Believe me, that's enough for a new biker. An unrestricted 2-stroke sports 125cc can produce anywhere upto 30bhp and are quite a handful to ride. You can ride those when you have passed your full test. Generally people get a much bigger bike almost straight away. That's not the best policy, imo. Watch out for when the bug bites though..!
Useful page for new bike learners http://www.bikelicence.co.uk/ ps I did CBT and Direct Access and passed when I was 40 and went out bought a Street Triple, four years and almost 10k miles later still puts a smile on my face.