Fat-tonhgued mockney wánker gone.

[Sir C]

Or at least his 'restaurants' have.

I made the appalling error of eating in one out of choice once. :hehe:

Subsequently I was made to visit one on 2 or 3 occasions for business :hehe:

They were absolutely fúcking dreadful.

[Burney]

Or at least his 'restaurants' have.

I made the appalling error of eating in one out of choice once. :hehe:

Subsequently I was made to visit one on 2 or 3 occasions for business :hehe:

They were absolutely fúcking dreadful.

Good. Twát.

Funny thing is, his original 'Fifteen' restaurant was excellent.

[Sir C]

Or at least his 'restaurants' have.

I made the appalling error of eating in one out of choice once. :hehe:

Subsequently I was made to visit one on 2 or 3 occasions for business :hehe:

They were absolutely fúcking dreadful.

Fat-tongued, that is. Sausage-fingered ****. Me, not him.

[Sir C]

Good. Twát.

Funny thing is, his original 'Fifteen' restaurant was excellent.

Wasn't that staffed by crims and ne'er-do-wells?

Not for me, Clive.

[Burney]

Wasn't that staffed by crims and ne'er-do-wells?

Not for me, Clive.

No more so than most restaurants, I imagine.

After all, you don't decide to become a glorified hash-slinger because you're knocking it out of the park at school, I imagine.

[Pat Vegas]

Or at least his 'restaurants' have.

I made the appalling error of eating in one out of choice once. :hehe:

Subsequently I was made to visit one on 2 or 3 occasions for business :hehe:

They were absolutely fúcking dreadful.

Jamie's Italian was horrendous.

:-(

[Sir C]

No more so than most restaurants, I imagine.

After all, you don't decide to become a glorified hash-slinger because you're knocking it out of the park at school, I imagine.

Wait, if you're not great at geography your options are criminality or the hospitality industry?

What the fúck kind of theory is that?

[Burney]

Wait, if you're not great at geography your options are criminality or the hospitality industry?

What the fúck kind of theory is that?

I'm simply saying that low-paid, backbreaking manual work with long, shítty hours. Naturally the class of people who gravitate towards it will tend to be those with few options. Such a demographic will tend to be more prone to criminality.

[redgunamo]

No, crims come in all shapes and sizes, imo. Just like .. Africans

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-mozambique-credit-suisse-charges-idUSKCN1SQ2E1



I'm simply saying that low-paid, backbreaking manual work with long, shítty hours. Naturally the class of people who gravitate towards it will tend to be those with few options. Such a demographic will tend to be more prone to criminality.

[John Bunnell]

Most restaurant chains that hasn't got the name "nando's" are struggling.

Somehow eating chicken & rice has become more popular than eating a nice Italian.

Low brow savages we are.

[eastgermanautos]

Or at least his 'restaurants' have.

I made the appalling error of eating in one out of choice once. :hehe:

Subsequently I was made to visit one on 2 or 3 occasions for business :hehe:

They were absolutely fúcking dreadful.

The problem is, his looks degraded significantly and almost inexplicably. I suppose it was coke or something. Only one rule for being a celebrity chef: stay svelte. Those who violate are punished.*

*The one exception to this being Guy Fieri

https://loveforquotes.com/i/94cccd00a46d4e8996f46058568b939b

[eastgermanautos]

I'm simply saying that low-paid, backbreaking manual work with long, shítty hours. Naturally the class of people who gravitate towards it will tend to be those with few options. Such a demographic will tend to be more prone to criminality.


It's truer to say that they would be doing even more sh!tty work, such as shoveling concrete. The long sh!tty hours are a given, but whether you are using a shovel or drizzling some dishes back there in the kitchen, that is the question.

[7sisters]

No, crims come in all shapes and sizes, imo. Just like .. Africans

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-mozambique-credit-suisse-charges-idUSKCN1SQ2E1

Loving the name of the presiding judge here R.