Bloody hell have they Off-shored Guy Martin No bugger will be able to understand him, but at least there will be lots of Tea
Our Guy in India Guy Martin sets off on a 1000-mile motorbike trip, exploring a rarely-seen side of modern India as he heads to one of the world's maddest bike races Rider Mania. This is last years
Enjoyed it. Good to see how other people live. What always gets me is people over hear grumble about the rich but when you see how the majority live in India and then see a clip how the richest man India has a billion dollar house makes you think it's not that bad in the UK
Very much so. Advertising is the problem in this country. We're constantly bombarded with adverts featuring the beautiful people in their massive kitchens and fantastic houses with their perfect children. All to get you to buy a particular brand of laundry detergent or something. It's insidious. It makes you feel like you're not doing well enough in life if you don't live in a £750,000 barn conversion that Kevin McCloud's been round to Ooh and Aah over
Kevin MaCloud... "When I first met Jeremy and Jemima, I thought they were quite mad. Building a yurt dressed with cob, bonded together with yak dung that they chewed themselves to create the traditional cement of the pretentious megalomaniac people of Sloane Square. Powering the whole house from the glow of self satisfaction that shone from the framed afterbirth of Bloomsbury and NottingHill, their nine month old twins, mounted to a dreamcatcher on the roof, struck me as uuter lunacy, as did there total blanking of the four structural engineers who they dismissed after pointing out that Piccadilly Circus was not the ideal location for such a build. But now that I've seen the finished building, albeit still nineteen years from completion... Do you know what.... It works..." Did I miss anything?