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Jamie Oliver is STILL a massive cahnt

One of the first websites i used to visit was called fattongue.com and it was entirely dedicated to hating Jamie Oliver. In about 1999.

It had a video called "wanking in the moonlight" which had a B3ta style video of Oliver dancing around to Toploader. He had said they were his favourite band.
 
Didn't he used to slide down a fireman's pole onto his scooter in one of his shows? God almighty.
And bannisters. The location scout had to find a venue that had banisters, so he could do his cheeky chappie routine in every episode.

Sorry to give it publicity, but here's Son of Fat-Tongued Cookery Gonk, and his faithful dog-prop, Conker.

 
Pulled. :cool:
"Penguin confirmed that no Indigenous organisations or individuals were consulted with during the writing process." :facepalm:

Anyway, good a time as any to share again that classic moment when Jamie showed a bunch of kids how chicken nuggets were made then smugly asked "who wants to try them?" The expression on his face when every single kid put their hand up. 😂
 
I have enough capacity to care about more than one thing at a time, it might not be the biggest crime on the planet, but I'm not limited to caring about only the big things.
 
I have enough capacity to care about more than one thing at a time, it might not be the biggest crime on the planet, but I'm not limited to caring about only the big things.
Good for you. But I’m tired. I can no longer summon up the energy to care about somebody else’s use of mango chutney
 
Why are you on a thread about Jamie Oliver then? :D
To say this:

My antipathy for Oliver belongs to a happier time, before Musk and Trump, Johnson and Braverman, even Cameron and Osborne. I can’t find it in me any more to care about the use or otherwise of Sainsbury mango chutney.

It was a piece of pathos that has so far entertained at least three people, so I consider myself both satisfied and justified.
 
To say this:



It was a piece of pathos that has so far entertained at least three people, so I consider myself both satisfied and justified.
No worries, but if you're tired and short of energy, then it seems like a waste of your reserves to even bother to look at the thread, let alone post.

It comes across a bit as looking down on others for wanting to discuss it.
 
Pulled. :cool:
I just read about this a day or two ago - I cannot conceive of how this got through editorial, even if it was a celeb author; they should fucking know how particularly sensitive kids/YA fiction is about cultural sensitivity (and quite rightly so) and that this would have been picked up on.
 
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