Sqwertz wrote:

> jmcquown > wrote:
>
> > "Sqwertz" > wrote in message
> > ...
> >> Gary > wrote:
> >>
> >>> As people often forget what a brilliant chef he actually is, what
> >>> meal/s (including any beverage/s you'd also choose) would you
> >>> most like world renowned chef Gordon Ramsay to cook for you
> >>> (if he had to) and please say why, for any separate meal named.
> >>
> >> I would like to see him serve Leg of Ingrid Newkirk.
> >>
> >> You sure sound like his publicist? Don't expect any serious
> >> responses here. Gordon Ramsey is an asshole, and that's what he
> >> he'll always be. Great Chef, my ass.
> >
> > I don't see you owning a five star restaurant, nor do you have one or
more
> > television shows. Oh wait, you have a show here all by yourself... it's
> > called "bitching"
>
> I'm not the one advertising myself as part of the Jill McQuown and
> RFC show. Nor am I parading my assholishness around on TV and
> begging my publicist to advertise me on Usenet - the lowest form of
> publicity there is.
>
> What kind of "Chef" needs to get new dish ideas (with explicit
> reasons) from RFC so he can parade GR into some restaurant and rip
> them a new asshole in his usual style based on the recommendations
> he gets here?
>
> Those people who do that open themselves up to criticism. Kinda
> like... well, YOU. Except you do your own publicity antics.
>
> Do you even know who Ingrid is?
>
> All conversation whatsoever is completely lost on you. Why do
> people even talk to you except for superficial amusement and
> boredom?
>
> You're the epitome of a drunken, wine-glass bearing Blonde that
> stops by every conversation at a social gathering and lasts about 20
> seconds before getting shunned by heads bobbing to the opposite side
> and looking to the ground.
>
> All you can do nowadays is have people over your dead-fortune-house
> and complain about them because nobody will ever invite you to their
> house anymore. Weren't you getting married, BTW?
>
> You're free to criticize me all you want - I enjoy it. But I'm not
> the asshole claiming to have a 5-star restaurant. Have you
> contacted Maury or Sally for your own TV debut?
>
> (Where do you get a '5-star' restaurant, anyway - The New York
> Daily Telegraph? And you yourself own what restaurant?)
>


I agree with this poast


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Greg ===>>> roflmao