Richard Brookman wrote:
> Bob Miller wrote:
>
>>>> I thought it was an early Series 2, BICBW.
>>>
>>> According to the BBC profile
>>> (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/5365792.stm) it's a 1957
>>> Land Rover
>
> <stands>
> Corrected
> </stands>
>
>>> We all wish the Hamster well - at least he was doing what he loves
>>> most. --
>
> Indeed we do.

Considering my latest purchase, i thought i better donate to the Yorkshire air ambulance..........

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/KAWASAKI-ZZR1...oryZ9807QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem


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Ta!

Nige

Subaru WRX (54)
Land Rover Turbo Diesel 110 (G)
KTM 520 SX (2001)
Kawasaki ZZR 1100 (1995)

"David G. Bell" wrote:

|| I want to know that,
|| whatever other problems he might be left with, he's still the same
|| person.

The reason I am so fond of the Hamster is that a) his enthusiasm is entirely
genuine, and b) he manages to entertain without being arrogant or pulling
anyone else down, which is a rarity these days. He seems (and there's a few
people who've met him posting around the web these days to confirm it) to be
a genuinely nice guy, and hooray for that.

TG is one of the very few programmes I actually turn the TV on for. I
couldn't give a toss about the Porsches and Ferraris - the banter and the
outrageous stunts have me in stitches every time.

I would really miss him if he didn't make it back to his job.

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Rich
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Take out the obvious to email me.

Richard Brookman wrote:
> "David G. Bell" wrote:
>
>>> I want to know that,
>>> whatever other problems he might be left with, he's still the same
>>> person.
>
> The reason I am so fond of the Hamster is that a) his enthusiasm is
> entirely genuine, and b) he manages to entertain without being
> arrogant or pulling anyone else down, which is a rarity these days.
> He seems (and there's a few people who've met him posting around
> the web these days to confirm it) to be a genuinely nice guy, and
> hooray for that.
> TG is one of the very few programmes I actually turn the TV on for.
> I couldn't give a toss about the Porsches and Ferraris - the banter
> and the outrageous stunts have me in stitches every time.
>
> I would really miss him if he didn't make it back to his job.

100% for me too, utter nutters that just love the stuff they do. Infectious stuff really, even Jane loves
it & my 6 year old daughter watches the repeats!

Some of the funniest & best staged bits of fun the TV has seen that i can recall really.

Anyway, he'll be fine by the sound of it & he'll live to carry on etc.

I hope to have tickets to top gear sometime in 2008 ffs!

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Ta!

Nige

Subaru WRX (54)
Land Rover Turbo Diesel 110 (G)
KTM 520 SX (2001)
Kawasaki ZZR 1100 (1995)

On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 21:29:09 +0100, "Richard Brookman"
<THErichard.brookmanOBVIOUS@btinternet.com> scribbled the following
nonsense:

>"David G. Bell" wrote:
>
>|| I want to know that,
>|| whatever other problems he might be left with, he's still the same
>|| person.
>
>The reason I am so fond of the Hamster is that a) his enthusiasm is entirely
>genuine, and b) he manages to entertain without being arrogant or pulling
>anyone else down, which is a rarity these days. He seems (and there's a few
>people who've met him posting around the web these days to confirm it) to be
>a genuinely nice guy, and hooray for that.
>

indeed he is, and he's about the same height as me, maybe even a bit
smaller, so he is a midget!

>TG is one of the very few programmes I actually turn the TV on for. I
>couldn't give a toss about the Porsches and Ferraris - the banter and the
>outrageous stunts have me in stitches every time.
>
>I would really miss him if he didn't make it back to his job.
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Simon Isaacs

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