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Fun Stuff => Pictures & Jokes => Topic started by: Dare on August 21, 2018, 03:36:19 AM
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:D
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:DD :DD :DD :DD
So True
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Oi you two, nothing wrong with British chef's. |-( ;)
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Oi you two, nothing wrong with British chef's. |-( ;)
You beat me to the punch Ian. :D
But it's still pretty funny Dare. :DD :DD :DD
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Oi you two, nothing wrong with British chef's. |-( ;)
... as long as it’s something you can boil :tease: :tease: :tease:
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Oi you two, nothing wrong with British chef's. |-( ;)
You mean cooks? :tease:
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:DD :DD :DD :DD
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.. I'm just glad to learn that British Lovers are better than the Swiss!!! :DD :DD :DD :DD :DD
As far as British Chefs, I'll have you know that I can cook the finest British Classics .... Spaghetti, Curry, Pizza etc.
Best Regards,
Cal :)
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One of you British food lovers tell me what Shepards Pie is and
if it's any good. Restaurant here has it but I'm afraid to tyr it.
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One of you British food lovers tell me what Shepards Pie is and
if it's any good. Restaurant here has it but I'm afraid to tyr it.
That's probably wise Dare, as you'll no doubt be served Cottage pie
rather than proper Shepherd's pie. ;) :D :tease:
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Maybe you should change that to "English chefs." British would include Scottish chefs. Any country who's most famous dish involves turning a sheep inside out.......
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One of you British food lovers tell me what Shepards Pie is and
if it's any good. Restaurant here has it but I'm afraid to tyr it.
... the two common mistakes >>>
1) People spell it wrong (Shep-Herd) ... clue is in the two syllables.
2) Shepherd's Pie is made with Lamb, Cottage Pie is made with Mince (Ground Beef in North America).
3) Cottage Pie can involve Sweetcorn and Cheese (again, typically in North America with a few variatons).
... plenty of tatties on top, every time! :)
Best Regards,
Cal :)
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Maybe you should change that to "English chefs." British would include Scottish chefs. Any country who's most famous dish involves turning a sheep inside out.......
I dare you to whisper that in Gordon Ramsay's ear - sure he would love to hear from you!!! ;)
Best Regards,
Cal :)
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Maybe you should change that to "English chefs." British would include Scottish chefs. Any country who's most famous dish involves turning a sheep inside out.......
I dare you to whisper that in Gordon Ramsay's ear - sure he would love to hear from you!!! ;)
Best Regards,
Cal :)
The big surprise is how he's stayed on tv all these
years. Calling him rude is a compliment. He thinks he's
going to be the next Bourdain.with his manners in some
countries they'll stick him in the pot and cook him. In case
you haven't notice I mildly dislike him
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Maybe you should change that to "English chefs." British would include Scottish chefs. Any country who's most famous dish involves turning a sheep inside out.......
I dare you to whisper that in Gordon Ramsay's ear - sure he would love to hear from you!!! ;)
Best Regards,
Cal :)
The big surprise is how he's stayed on tv all these
years. Calling him rude is a compliment. He thinks he's
going to be the next Bourdain.with his manners in some
countries they'll stick him in the pot and cook him. In case
you haven't notice I mildly dislike him
Don't feel bad dare, as most of us fellow Scots dislike him for all the pantomime surrounding those early claims that he played in the "first team" for Rangers FC. It's an old story now, but most of us still shake our heads, as Gordon confesses to "foggy memories" surrounding several inaccuracies.
Best Regards,
Cal :)
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Calman not only that Gordon Ramsay is one of those Southern Scots, they claim to be from the old country but hang out and speak like they're from Surrey or Sussex in England. :P
P.S. they also live with their families near London. ;)
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Calman not only that Gordon Ramsay is one of those Southern Scots
He was born in Johnstone, Western Glasgow in 'Central Scotland' (40 mins from my old stomping grounds) - but grew up in Stratford-upon-Avon in the West Midlands, England, so "English" is his natural accent as an adult.
Best Regards,
Cal :)
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So Gordon is a tad more Scottish than singer Rod Stewart. ;)