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"Nash"

I was watching some sort of "When Cars Crash at High Speed!" thing on Channel 5 last night, and when it ended, I was shocked to discover it was made by "Nash Entertainment"

I was just wondering what your next projects are going to be, and I look forward to watching them fill up Channel 5's schedule for the rest of eternity.

I don't know to be honest.
Some bloke called J.Nash though.

Oh, he was the landowner? So he wasn't revolting then?

I was studying the Peasant's Revolt of 1381 and a landowner in Sussex was called J.Nash

I don't like the internet world merging with reality like that.

I saw a reality programme in which a man's bungee cord was way too long. He didn't just scrape the rocks below, he slammed into them with his back. It was essentially a free fall onto rocks, with the exception that he was pulled back up and allowed to drop once again. After that he just lay there for a while, looking seriously hurt as you'd expect, bobbing up and down. Then he looked up at the camera and gave a thumbs up. He was completely fine. I have no idea how.

Nike.

John Burnell said one of the best quotes I ever heard not long ago, I'll try to remember it. He was talking about a helicopter unit trying to find a stolen car in the inner city.

"It's like trying to find a needle in a skyscraper haystack"

I just have to say, I'm getting this major kick off just the words "redneck legend" around here. :P

Gabbo wrote:
> 15lbs is 240 ounces. Dealers usually buy what's called "nine
> bars," and that's 9 ounces and it costs, depending on what it
> was, about £250 I think. So he had over £6k's worth.


It worries me that you know all that..or is this just common knowledge?

smv wrote:
> Narrated by Texan Sheriff John Burnell? The guy is a redneck legend.

Bunnell*

There's a quarry near my parents house and all the lorries that go in and out have the same statement painted on the front and sides: NASH ROCKS.