Jackass cast members are reluctant to do.The actor and stunt performer, co-creator of the Jackass franchise, recently told NME about where he and the rest of the crew draw the line – you can watch the video interview above.“I’m not super fearful of it but I don’t like cold weather or cold water,” Knoxville said.“I’ve done stuff in cold weather and cold water but it’s just a hassle.” When asked whether he would film in Scotland, Knoxville said he would love to and added: “I’d just wear a heavy jacket.”On his fellow cast member Steve-O, Knoxville continued: “The guys do have irrational fears. Steve-O who will let you put a hook in his mouth, swim up the ocean and then cast him out to sea to catch a shark with his body, you can do that to him, but we tried to get him to bungee jump and he was like, ‘Fuck you dude I’m not doing it’.“And I’ve seen him jump out of an aeroplane 80 feet in the air into the water, and he jumps off bridges and does flips off bridges.”Knoxville also revealed he’s planning on retiring from “big stunts” after suffering a brain haemorrhage while filming the latest film.“We backload my most dangerous stunts to the end of the film,” Knoxville said.
Don't allow minor bumps on the road to cost you dear
03.02.2022 - 20:37 / dailyrecord.co.uk
SCOTS motorists involved in minor accidents – common during the slippery winter weather – are being encouraged to check their car properly afterwards.
Car leasing experts at Vehicle Contracts say four key examinations after such an incident can help to protect you, your motor and your insurance policy – and save you financially.
Firstly, check your lights are working all round to avoid legal penalties – have another person behind the vehicle to check the brake lights are working or reverse up to a garage to see the lights reflecting.
A bump could also cause an oil or radiator leak that can cost upwards of £1250 to fix. If damage causes a knock-on effect to the engine, you could be shelling out thousands to get your car back up and running.
Also, if you miss a leak and notice it after an initial insurance claim, or decide not to claim, it can be difficult to get the money back for a repair. Make sure you contact your insurer after an accident and identify any potential issues, even if you’re not planning on claiming.
You should also get your car’s hi-tech safety systems reset – if it has them. Advanced driver assistance features include lane keeping assistance, adaptive cruise control, ABS, parking sensors and a long list of other components.
If you don’t have these recalibrated after an accident, you could unknowingly invalidate your insurance. Make sure you get an inspection done if any damage could have occurred to stay safe and keep your policy valid.
You should also check other safety equipment including seat belts and children’s car seats as equipment may have been affected by the accident.
With seat belts, you might need to replace them, depending on how badly damaged they are. Check with your insurance company to see
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