Pop over the border to Valencia and try one of his paella places.
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.
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.
The mockney, chubba-tongued twat.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.
(((Paul Embery)))Didn't he used to slide down a fireman's pole onto his scooter in one of his shows? God almighty.
The jam is far from the worst.He put chilli jam in egg fried rice. Nuff said.
White middle class twat "devastated" at being pulled up on deep misunderstanding and misrepresentation of someone else's culture - my heart bleeds.Pulled.
'Devastated' Jamie Oliver issues apology as he withdraws 'damaging' kids book
Jamie Oliver's second children's book Billy and the Giant Adventure has been branded as 'irresponsible and damaging' by education bodies, who demanded it was pulledwww.mirror.co.uk
And bannisters. The location scout had to find a venue that had banisters, so he could do his cheeky chappie routine in every episode.Didn't he used to slide down a fireman's pole onto his scooter in one of his shows? God almighty.
"Penguin confirmed that no Indigenous organisations or individuals were consulted with during the writing process."Pulled.
'Devastated' Jamie Oliver issues apology as he withdraws 'damaging' kids book
Jamie Oliver's second children's book Billy and the Giant Adventure has been branded as 'irresponsible and damaging' by education bodies, who demanded it was pulledwww.mirror.co.uk
The jam is far from the worst.
Good for you. But I’m tired. I can no longer summon up the energy to care about somebody else’s use of mango chutneyI 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.
Why are you on a thread about Jamie Oliver then?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
To say this:Why are you on a thread about Jamie Oliver then?
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.
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.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.
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.Pulled.
'Devastated' Jamie Oliver issues apology as he withdraws 'damaging' kids book
Jamie Oliver's second children's book Billy and the Giant Adventure has been branded as 'irresponsible and damaging' by education bodies, who demanded it was pulledwww.mirror.co.uk