Ramsey's F word can anyone eat there ?
Ramsey's F word can anyone eat there ?
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B16JUS

Original Poster:

2,386 posts

268 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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is it a actual resturant can anyone eat there any ideas where it is

cheers

10 Pence Short

32,880 posts

248 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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To eat there you have to be some middle class pretentious f*cker who smugly acts as if they know one end of a cheese toasty from the other in order to impress absolutely nobody.

thehawk

9,335 posts

238 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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10 Pence Short said:
To eat there you have to be some middle class pretentious f*cker who smugly acts as if they know one end of a cheese toasty from the other in order to impress absolutely nobody.
They really are loathsome aren't they.

B16JUS

Original Poster:

2,386 posts

268 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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is it really that bad ? i was hoping the other 80% of diners actually enjoyed the food and night out

J

10 Pence Short

32,880 posts

248 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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thehawk said:
10 Pence Short said:
To eat there you have to be some middle class pretentious f*cker who smugly acts as if they know one end of a cheese toasty from the other in order to impress absolutely nobody.
They really are loathsome aren't they.
Oh yeah, I really like the way the texture goes with the colour and the horse testicles really work well with the molten cardboard fishfingers.

The last time I saw people talking such utter bks I was watching a Labour minister on Question Time.

Simpo Two

93,068 posts

296 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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10 Pence Short said:
To eat there you have to be some middle class pretentious f*cker who smugly acts as if they know one end of a cheese toasty from the other in order to impress absolutely nobody.
I thoguht they were working class chavs who struck lucky?

Vipers

33,525 posts

259 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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Cant stand him or his continual use of the "F" word, no need for it at all

smile

broadside

856 posts

313 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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A work colleague was taken to one of Gordon Ramsey's restaurants in London for a Xmas bash with a previous company. Eight of them in the party.....bill was best part of £2500 !! It did include wine though!!! I nearly choked on my KFC original meal deal when he told me.

10 Pence Short

32,880 posts

248 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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Simpo Two said:
10 Pence Short said:
To eat there you have to be some middle class pretentious f*cker who smugly acts as if they know one end of a cheese toasty from the other in order to impress absolutely nobody.
I thoguht they were working class chavs who struck lucky?
Not a chance. Not unless they film after KFC has shut.

RobDickinson

31,343 posts

285 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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Ah he's successfull, so we have hate....

shirt

25,548 posts

232 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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mate of mine went along on one of the early series. his OH works in the media and was given the tickets from work. guess for most people on the prog. it would be the same

sstein

6,249 posts

285 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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See when it says the number of diners who are paying etc... do they actually pay? Or do they just have to say if they would pay or not? It's not a proper restaurant so I assume they don't actually take any money ?

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Stuart

The Black Duke

1,642 posts

224 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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course u can been ther twice

greggy50

6,281 posts

222 months

Tuesday 29th July 2008
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sstein said:
See when it says the number of diners who are paying etc... do they actually pay? Or do they just have to say if they would pay or not? It's not a proper restaurant so I assume they don't actually take any money ?

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Stuart
Ive wondered that because then could make it unfair as some weeks could end up with cheapskates who would say no just so they did not want to pay.

Killer2005

20,644 posts

259 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
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Vipers said:
Cant stand him or his continual use of the "F" word, no need for it at all

smile
fk no

thehawk

9,335 posts

238 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
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RobDickinson said:
Ah he's successfull, so we have hate....
It's not him, it's the nobodies that appear in the restaurant.

DBSV8

5,958 posts

269 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
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10 Pence Short said:
To eat there you have to be some middle class pretentious f*cker who smugly acts as if they know one end of a cheese toasty from the other in order to impress absolutely nobody.
for some reason I had a mental picture of Michael Gambon ( aka Eddie Temple )Layer cake ...........quoting that

laugh

Chris Type R

8,981 posts

280 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
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broadside said:
A work colleague was taken to one of Gordon Ramsey's restaurants in London for a Xmas bash with a previous company. Eight of them in the party.....bill was best part of £2500 !! It did include wine though!!! I nearly choked on my KFC original meal deal when he told me.
F me ! I thought that the £19.99 English breakfast at his Heathrow Terminal 5 restaurant was expensive ! Did taste nice though smile

allgonepetetong

1,188 posts

250 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
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DBSV8 said:
10 Pence Short said:
To eat there you have to be some middle class pretentious f*cker who smugly acts as if they know one end of a cheese toasty from the other in order to impress absolutely nobody.
for some reason I had a mental picture of Michael Gambon ( aka Eddie Temple )Layer cake ...........quoting that

laugh
Brilliant observation, now you mention it I can picture him in the back of his Bentley with Daniel Craig sat next to him vividly.

Zad

13,024 posts

267 months

Wednesday 30th July 2008
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One chef that has surprised me is Marco Pierre White. Given his reputation I expected him to be some foul-mouthed egotist on a power trip. When he was on that celeb reality thing (Hell's Kitchen?) he actually had time for the students. If they listened and actually tried their best, he was an absolutely top bloke.