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That was very very entertaining indeed, laughed out loud quite a few times. Jeremy was borderline racist, but he was spot on about New Orleans, I can't believe that mess is still there. I know it's a huge job to clean up, but I really reckon that would never be allowed to happen in Britain.

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Thought tonights was brilliant, didn't really think Clarkson was being racist, although in the exceptional world of politically correct bollocks he may well have been by todays standards. Loved the bit with the American Stig, and the bit where Clarkson turned up with cow. Would have loved to see the bit after the camaras went off where Clarkson was apparently threatened with a lawsuit over a car he gave away for free.

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I enjoyed tonights episode but I'm wondering if Hammond's accident has resulted in the strange format this series is following :ph34r:

I think tonights episode should have been the first one of the current season - it felt like a special edition rather than a proper show.

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Every post I've read on a range of forums I visit have said that they loved this weeks episode!

If people complained to the TV Watchdog about the first episode in the series, then you can be sure as hell that the Daily Mail readers will be in uproar about the cow incident!

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That was unbelievable wasn't it? What a sad state (get it?) of affairs. The most developed country in the world? I don't bloody think so!
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Yeah 'cos if they frove a car through Liverpool with "Stephen Garrard is a thieving c**t who NEVER only ever f**king plays any good when playing for the mickey mousers" no one would attack that car would they...

But never let the truth get in the way of feeling superior over the septics huh? :ph34r:

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:ph34r: Yeah right, that's comparable to what they wrote. Do you think a Scouser would throw rocks, get 'the boys' and threaten a camera crew if someone drove a car through town saying "Cameron for PM", or "jangly pop is rubbish"? I don't think so.
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Right, so if you drive through Liverpool with "football is rubbish" painted on your car, then you could expect a severe beating? I'm not convinced.
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Clarkson also said that he believed that some Americans had actually started to breed with vegetables!

BTW way I was supprised at both how f**ked up the deep south actually still is and the state Louisana was still in 1 year after the hurricane hit.

Why does it take a motoring show to visit such a place for me to see the state of things?

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