Jeremy's Extreme Ford Fiesta Road Test - Top Gear
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You know like playing Polo, but instead of a horse you're riding in a car...
Danthurs if you miss the ball with a hammer that size we will be disappointed.
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I've never understood one thing in those Steven Segal movies about that guy who kills people with a sword so he can live on and on. How does he do all these crazy stunts and twist and turn but then pull out a huge sword? Where does it go? Maybe Dan has the info, and I can finally rest!
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Where does he put the sword so he can do stunts and bend like a rag being beaten? How does that giant sword just go into a sheath in his pant leg? I know I'm supposed to succumb to an inability to doubt the movie because I'm being entertained, but it just so sincerely detracts from the movie experience when he just puts away the sword and then jumps, twists, bends, kicks, and does all that good stuff.
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Ninjas are just a pain.
Yar, lets not be forget about cowboys either. Ninja-Pirate-Cowboy is the cooler version of Rock-Paper-Scissors.
I like to think that a flaming whip is like the semi-automatic version of a flamethrower.
Yar, lets not be forget about cowboys either. Ninja-Pirate-Cowboy is the cooler version of Rock-Paper-Scissors.
I like to think that a flaming whip is like the semi-automatic version of a flamethrower.
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