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To: Vanders9
You can all flame away if you like, but I think this decision by the BBC is a very courageous one, given the massive public support for Clarkson, and the huge amount of money Top Gear brings in, but as much as I love the show and Clarksons contribution to it, I think its the right decision.

I agree. But when I was young, I said something that really pissed off an older co-worker and he got caught by the boss trying to beat me to a pulp. (I kept blocking and laughing) The boss said "What's going on?" I said "Nothing". He was happy to not have to get involved and it made my rep as a stand up guy.

The show is dead and just doesn't know it yet and I hope the producer dude did everything he could to prevent it. It's going to hurt more people than Clarkson.

47 posted on 03/25/2015 1:15:11 PM PDT by Stentor ("The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity.")
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To: Stentor

Yes I’m pretty sure that this is a little incident that’s been blown up. If left alone, after a bit, when everyone had cooled down, Clarkson would probably have apologised, bought the guy a beer,and that would have been that. Thats how blokes settle disagreements. But, unfortunately, it DID get blown up. Non BBC employees witnessed it and told the press about it. And once that has happened, the BBC would have little choice but to investigate the incident officially.


56 posted on 03/26/2015 3:03:20 PM PDT by Vanders9
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