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  1. Remy Zero

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    #1 Remy Zero, Sep 24, 2006
    Richard Hammond has taken his first steps following Wednesday's high-speed car crash.

    The Top Gear host stunned family and friends just 30 hours after the accident, in a scene witnessed by co-star Jeremy Clarkson.

    Clarkson told The Sun: "In the wee small hours Richard Hammond suddenly sat up in bed, opened his eyes and asked what had happened. 'You've been in a car accident,' I said. 'Was I driving like a t***?', he asked, before getting out of bed and walking, shakily, to the lavatory.

    "Despite all the odds, it seemed we'd got our Hamster back."

    A spokesman confirmed: "His condition has definitely improved. He is stable and making good progress."


    Go Hamster!
     
  2. Fan512bbi

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    #2 Fan512bbi, Sep 24, 2006
    Great news but the downside is that the producers of Top gear are considering canning the series.
     
  3. QT3141

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    #3 QT3141, Sep 24, 2006
    Go Hamster!

    And canning the series?! Look, motor racing has always carried risks, but that's no reason to chicken out. Ask the Hamster, he'll tell you.
     
  4. Fan512bbi

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    #4 Fan512bbi, Sep 24, 2006
    Exactly :) i could not agree more mate.
     
  5. enjoythemusic

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    #5 enjoythemusic, Sep 24, 2006
    Thanks goodness! Was i Europe and they were showing detailed pics of the car's travels off the runway and bits of the vehicle after the incident. Truly hope he recovers fully.

    Agree with others, driving a car (in general) has risks and those risks are heightened every time we drive at speeds on a track.

    Go Hamster and my blessings are with you.
     
  6. Remy Zero

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    #6 Remy Zero, Sep 24, 2006
    thats what i was worried about. TG is just awesome, compared even to 5th gear. but, we all know that as soon we step into a car, on track/road....there's always risks. u can even lose ur life with just a blown tire.
     
  7. jordan747_400

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    #7 jordan747_400, Sep 24, 2006
    If that quote from Jeremy is true about what the hamster said when he woke up, then he is my new hero :)
     
  8. car-ographer

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    #8 car-ographer, Sep 24, 2006
    Excuse my ignorance...what is the word?? I think I have a good idea, but it doesn't make sense in context...so can someone humor me? send me a PM or something? lol

    Anyways-glad to hear he is making progress...I don't have cable, but I always watch Top Gear on the computer, definately an awesome show.
     
  9. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    #9 BMW.SauberF1Team, Sep 24, 2006
    I'm guessing "twit" or something like that. Twit is like a jerk. Tart is a prostitute. LOL!
     
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    #10 car-ographer, Sep 24, 2006

    Ohhh..ok that makes sense...

    I was thinking it was Ti*s...like driving like a girl or something...but it didn't fit in the sentence, so I was confused.

    but I guess maybe it could be t*at?

    Anyways...again, excuse my ignorance:)

    -Jess
     
  11. TexasF355F1

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    #11 TexasF355F1, Sep 24, 2006
    Glad to hear it.

    I hope they don't cancel the series though. Even though we don't get it here in the states.
     
  12. Dubai Vol

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    #12 Dubai Vol, Sep 24, 2006
    The word is twit spelled with an a. Not nearly as rude in England as the US, but then lots of things don't translate. In the US fanny is a politely humorous term for bottom, but in England it's an impolite humourous term for a woman's naughty bits. Don't go around patting Englishwomen on the fanny! Or do....

    On topic, get well Hamster!
     

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