Who Do You Think You Are - Jeremy Clarkson Part 3

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Jeremy Clarkson Delves Deep Into his familys past and its past successes. Sorry About the terrible quality, its the only copy i could find on the net, Just downsize the player itl make it seem a bit better

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[gloomyoutlook]

lol, clarkson's quite funny beyond car-related humour

[BMan100]

wow thanks for posting this. I'm really hooked on this.

[assym2006]

@lilithdeswan

Mason or Ball jars depending on which company made them.

Regards

[lilithdeswan]

@assym2006 how are those american screw on top jars called ?

[truekiwijoker]

Doesn't Clarkson show himself up with the comment about being owed 42 billion pounds? oh wait, he'd already done that joking about his mother being old...

[1998disco72]

Very big thing, since it pre-dated canning foods!

[1998disco72]

@Ladybugmommy Yessir and they make a damn good glass, I was waiting for someone to say that!! LOL! Good post.

[dorull83]

those we have alot of in Norway. We made alot of jam in those. we just call them Norway glasses.

[Ladybugmommy]

we call em Mason jars out here!

[assym2006]

you can stil get the jars , mainly in the US, they use them for home 'canning'

[mickdasic]

@captianmorgen i dont want to act like a know it all but i think these profession help new industries in research and development. for example u need a plastic jar that can stand 2 billion degrees of heat, they help you to go back in time and see what compound they used 200 years ago and see if you can make a compound of plastic that can stand that kind of heat with materials available then and now by mixing them together.

[pelao824]

@captianmorgen It's a tendency on modern history to hyper-specialize due to overabundance of sources. I knew a guy who studied the wool trade of a northern england town between 1604 and 1611 for 40 years an hasn't finished yet.