BB FANS

lol

heaven only knows what would happen if I mentioned shag pile carpet.....

hey, you'd be amazed at the effect it's had on me. this week I've roller-bladed to work, parachuted out of a helicopter, swum 50 lenghts of a pool, and driven my car at 300mph on a disused airfield

Didn't know you were so talented Tasty! what every woman needs! Although I don't think your immortal (or are you!)

I also keep getting this urge to sing Dr Alban songs.

yes but I bet you're still emotionally unavailable, don't put the lid back on the toothpaste, hog the duvet and constantly scratch your balls like all men. No matter how much you try to disguise yourself as a woman

Had a vision of a Woman scratching her balls








Unwanted memories of Bangkok

with a name like Bangkok it does make you wonder

Any chance we can get back on TOPIC

06 October 2006 07:49:30 GMT

Top Gear crash 'could be screened'

The 300mph crash which left Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond fighting for his life may be shown on television, according to reports.

An insider told the Mirror newspaper that the BBC, which screens the show, are hoping to make a special programme about the accident, which occurred as Hammond was driving a jet-powered car at high speeds during filming for Top Gear.

The claims came as Hammond's co-presenter Jeremy Clarkson resumed filming on the popular motoring programme for the first time his since colleague's crash.

The source told the Mirror that BBC bosses were hopeful that Hammond would agree to the one-off documentary about his accident and subsequent recovery, although they are said to have ruled out showing footage of the immediate aftermath of the crash, for fear it could be "too distressing" for viewers.

"No one has asked Richard while he is still in hospital. Everyone is keen to make sure he doesn't feel pressured into anything," the insider said.

"But those who know him well believe he will be happy to do it."

Hammond, 36, is still recovering from the brain injury that he sustained after the jet-powered Vampire dragster he was driving veered off a track at Elvington airfield, near York, last month.

However, doctors have been pleased by the quick progress that the presenter has made since being rushed to Leeds General Infirmary for initial treatment and the star has now been moved to a hospital in Bristol closer to his home.

Although Hammond's Top Gear co-star, Clarkson, began filming again yesterday, test driving a Lotus Europa at Surrey's Dunsfold Park Aerodrome, the BBC have said that the next series of the show will not be scheduled for viewing until they have further news of the presenter's medical progress.

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I think that's really bad, making a programme out of Richard's accident, I think it's really insensitive when he could of been killed!

Chad, I think it's something Richard and his family would want is for it to be screened.

Why do you say that Suzanne? I don't think they have been asked as the article shows.

I read on a Teletext article that they will only screen it if he agrees.

Cars are his passion and he has came out of that terrible accident alive, which is a miracle. I really am of the belief Richard wouldn't have any disagreement with it being screened.

Ok, fair enough.

Hamster can't remember
22/10/06

TOP Gear crash victim Richard Hammond has lost his short-term memory.

He struggles to recall what has happened in the previous 24 hours. It’s not known whether the condition is permanent, though doctors are hopeful he’ll recover.

Dad-of-two Richard, 36, known as “The Hamster” on BBC telly’s motoring show, suffered a severe brain injury in his 300mph smash in North Yorkshire last month.

His pal and co-presenter James May said yesterday: “He’s not better, even with the best will in the world. He knows who people are, who his wife and kids are but he forgets that he talked to me that morning.

“The last time I spoke to him we were actually having a good laugh about his memory.

“He was saying he had macaroni cheese in the hospital and he was excited because he hadn’t had it for 20 years. And then he thought maybe he’d had it yesterday.

“Then he said, ‘I’ve got a car magazine in the locker beside my bed. It’s great! I know I must have read it but every time I pick it up it’s really interesting’.”

Hammond is now in a BUPA hospital at Bristol, some miles from Cheltenham !

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