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The World According to Clarkson

Volume Four


JEREMY CLARKSON

MICHAEL JOSEPH

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MICHAEL JOSEPH

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First published 2010

Copyright © Jeremy Clarkson, 2010

The moral right of the author has been asserted

All rights reserved

Without limiting the rights under copyright reserved above, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in or introduced into a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means (electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise), without the prior written permission of both the copyright owner and the above publisher of this book

A CIP catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library

ISBN: 978-0-14-196025-8

To my children

The contents of this book first appeared in Jeremy Clarkson’s Sunday Times column. Read more about the world according to Clarkson every week in the Sunday Times.

Contents

Clear off, nitwit – I’ll rebuild this hospital

This has been my perfect week

It seems it ain’t art if it ain’t ethnic – Opinion

First, fairy cakes – then welding, kids – Opinion

Oi, state birdbrains – leave our land alone

Give it up, Hamza – you’re too ugly

Skiing through the pain barrier

Bleep off, you’re driving me mad

Oi, shoppers – that’s my petrol

Join me in a saucy oath to Britain

Ruck off, you nancy Aussies

Time to save the world again, lads

Potato heads are talking rot on food

I’d rather hire a dog than a prostitute

Pricking science’s silly sausages

Feed them, or they’ll slash all the seats

A vicious Japanese loo ruined my ah so

Argh! I’ve fallen into a speed trap

It’s just a dumb animal, Mr Oddie

Swim with sharks – it’s easy money

Oi, get your hands off my lap dancers

Dante’s new hell: my work canteen

Look, Mr McChap – you’re part of Britain, so just get over it

Now we’re for it: we’ve stopped behaving badly

Working while on holiday is … wow, just look at that

By ’eck, our funny accents are the envy of the world

Peep in my wife’s knicker drawer and see what you get

Miss Street-Porter, I have a job for you in Cambodia

Hey, let’s live fast and die when ministers tell us to

Don’t let banks lose your money – do it yourself

Fingers on buzzers, you bunch of ignorant twerps

Play it my way, kids, and you’ll save rock’n’roll

Ditch the laptop and suit if you wanna stay alive, Mr Corporate

Take in a prisoner as a lodger and that’s two problems solved

Wake up and smell the coffee – tea is for morons

Into the breach, normal people, and sod the polar bears

The daddy of all idiots at your child’s school sports day

I’m a Tigger, he’s a Piglet, and you must be a Pooh

Sorry, worms, you won’t be getting a piece of me

The BBC’s letting loonies gag me with mink knickers

Ambulance, quick – some idiot’s had a brainwave

Save the high street – ditch bad service and ugly sales

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