I would imagine they're probably in counselling by now.
I do hope that when Beckham next drives anywhere, we can have rolling news coverage, just to be assured that the journey doesn't end in such a disaster.
Meanwhile, I'm off down to the bookies to put £20 on them calling their next kid "Range Rover Bumper" if Posh pops a sprog nine months from now.
I would imagine they're probably in counselling by now.
I do hope that when Beckham next drives anywhere, we can have rolling news coverage, just to be assured that the journey doesn't end in such a disaster.
Meanwhile, I'm off down to the bookies to put £20 on them calling their next kid "Range Rover Bumper" if Posh pops a sprog nine months from now.
No guarantees that rolling news coverage will prevent a disaster, in fact, it might even cause it....I give you Paris! :eek:
I would imagine they're probably in counselling by now.
I do hope that when Beckham next drives anywhere, we can have rolling news coverage, just to be assured that the journey doesn't end in such a disaster.
Meanwhile, I'm off down to the bookies to put £20 on them calling their next kid "Range Rover Bumper" if Posh pops a sprog nine months from now.
I haven't been able to think about anything else all day.
Surgeons at a Beverly Hills hospital have been fighting to save the life of the Range Rover Sport.
A spokesman for the hospital recently stated that: "Everything seems to be going as well as could be hoped for. The Range Rover is out of intensive care, and will be transferred to a plastic surgery unit in the near future to have a new bumper fitted."
Anxious relatives, including a 15 year old Land Rover Discovery, have been holding a candle-lit vigil outside the hospital, and floral tributes have been placed at the scene of the tragedy. One simply read "Get well Rangey."
The condition of the other vehicle involved in the accident is unknown, but nobody really cares as it wasn't famous.
Surgeons at a Beverly Hills hospital have been fighting to save the life of the Range Rover Sport.
A spokesman for the hospital recently stated that: "Everything seems to be going as well as could be hoped for. The Range Rover is out of intensive care, and will be transferred to a plastic surgery unit in the near future to have a new bumper fitted."
Anxious relatives, including a 15 year old Land Rover Discovery, have been holding a candle-lit vigil outside the hospital, and floral tributes have been placed at the scene of the tragedy. One simply read "Get well Rangey."
The condition of the other vehicle involved in the accident is unknown, but nobody really cares as it wasn't famous.
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Hope it wont affect her accordian playing
Has he signed an 'exclusive' deal with a weekly rag for the story and pictures? So many questions.......:rolleyes:
I would imagine they're probably in counselling by now.
I do hope that when Beckham next drives anywhere, we can have rolling news coverage, just to be assured that the journey doesn't end in such a disaster.
Meanwhile, I'm off down to the bookies to put £20 on them calling their next kid "Range Rover Bumper" if Posh pops a sprog nine months from now.
No guarantees that rolling news coverage will prevent a disaster, in fact, it might even cause it....I give you Paris! :eek:
Hilton?
That was the starting point
Oh no, it was the Ritz!:o
Did he have his bike with him?
Or was she back in the house?
although, 'Evoque' might be quite nice actually
I haven't been able to think about anything else all day.
Surgeons at a Beverly Hills hospital have been fighting to save the life of the Range Rover Sport.
A spokesman for the hospital recently stated that: "Everything seems to be going as well as could be hoped for. The Range Rover is out of intensive care, and will be transferred to a plastic surgery unit in the near future to have a new bumper fitted."
Anxious relatives, including a 15 year old Land Rover Discovery, have been holding a candle-lit vigil outside the hospital, and floral tributes have been placed at the scene of the tragedy. One simply read "Get well Rangey."
The condition of the other vehicle involved in the accident is unknown, but nobody really cares as it wasn't famous.
A bumper from a pair of bumpers??? :eek:
"Chloe, 18, from Solihull is displaying more silicone than used to repair Becks' bumper - phwoar!"
"We sent a reporter out to find out if Chloe, 18, did a good enough job of repairing a bumper"
Should imagine he has a special clause built into his insurance policy covering him for possible damage while looking at himself in the car mirrors.