That's no excuse for badly staged jokes and Richard Hammond prentending to have the mental age of a 5-year old. 'Lets have a car hit a heliwoppa! Yayayayayay!' was what he was like during the car chase in the last episode.
That's no excuse for badly staged jokes and Richard Hammond prentending to have the mental age of a 5-year old. 'Lets have a car hit a heliwoppa! Yayayayayay!' was what he was like during the car chase in the last episode.
They have a limited budget..? They seem to spend quite a lot, in the last episode, they badly damaged a new XFR Jag, and wrote off a Ford Focus.. And a Caravan..
There was also that Marauder segment, they destroyed a Hummer, two parked cars and a part of McDonalds.
They have a limited budget..? They seem to spend quite a lot, in the last episode, they badly damaged a new XFR Jag, and wrote off a Ford Focus.. And a Caravan..
There was also that Marauder segment, they destroyed a Hummer, two parked cars and a part of McDonalds.
Top Gear at 8pm then NHL at 8.30pm, and no girlfriend to complain about me using both TV screens, making a lot of noise and mess and totally abandoning my diet! Beer and pizza time!
Excelling this year at 5-pin bowling oils my gears. Of my 8 years of bowling this is my best year statistically. My average is around 161, personal best. I got a 341 game yesterday (personal best) and 3-game series total of 767 (my best to date). I've qualified for more tournaments, and get to go to Oshawa in May for a tournament where the prize is cash. Our bowling team is first in the league, I'm the captain, and we are the only team with a winning record 60 wins - 18 losses, interesting to note that the 2nd place team has 37 wins - 41 losses, and that I'm the only guy on our team. So, yeah, doing well at my favourite sport oils my gears.
Ok did bad on a test which to me is considered a failure, but gonna try really hard to look at the positives. At least now the test is done and I don't have to study. Plus next week is totally off since its reading week. Lol seems funny it's called reading week, but it's the only week where there is no reading.
Well, there haven't been any available at the supermarkets. And now there are. And why does it seem odd to like apples? It's just like ice cream, we get it only around Christmas and you're really happy to have it.
Being on my own for the first time in Tokyo, without any major problems oils my gears. I dropped my girlfriend off at her interview, went and found a smoking area, found a cafe, ordered a coffee (despite this cafe having absolutely no english in any of the signs) and I'm sitting down using the wi-fi.
