One-Eyed Richmond Forum
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Moi on May 08, 2008, 08:37:50 PM
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I hate this pig
Channel Nine are running him three times a week FFS :banghead
All his scars on his head, I reckon he's been belted a few times :thumbsup
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looks like IRA Dermie
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I reckon he's great! :thumbsup Sure its quite contrived especially the American shows but lets face it, If he is able to make at least one curry bar take a look at their own hygene and
kitchen cleanliness, its got to be a positive thing. :thumbsup
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Like I said to a mate flogging it to me, It's a cooking show ffs how exciting can that be ......
I don't watch those type of shows so I wouldn't really know anyway.
Betya it's not as bad as BB tho :rollin
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If he is able to make at least one curry bar take a look at their own hygene and
kitchen cleanliness, its got to be a positive thing. :thumbsup
I saw that episode :help :chuck.
I reckon he's #$%@ great! :thumbsup
Edited for accuracy ;D
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I reckon he's been belted a few times :thumbsup
You'd be right he was a professional rugby player when he was young.
Personally I don't mind him too much.
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he is an absolute gun. what a funny prick
for all who dont like him. simple answer. DONT WATCH HIM.
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he is an absolute gun. what a funny prick
for all who dont like him. simple answer. DONT WATCH HIM.
It's like CSI, Channel Nine don't give you a choice, it's on every night of the bloody week lol
You're right, don't watch - and I don't.
But reserve the right to have an opinion on having a program like that with someone like him.
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his a stuffing idiot & for those who get off on such stuff are just as bad
what he is doing is breaking every code of work harrassment
if that prick got in my face he would be wearing a Liverpool headbutt
no-one deserves to be treated in that way but TV seem to have thier own laws
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his a effing idiot & for those who get off on such stuff are just as bad
what he is doing is breaking every code of work harrassment
if that prick got in my face he would be wearing a Liverpool headbutt
no-one deserves to be treated in that way but TV seem to have thier own laws
He has 250 million reasons a year not to give a pooh. ;D
A very VERY successful man at what he does. I have a lot of respect for him. Very clever man.
I suppose that makes me an 'effing idiot'. :lol I can live with that.
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If I tasted his food and it was sh it,I would go to town on him.
If it was incredible,I would by him a drink and be his mate and hang sh it on everyone in the restaurant.
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his a effing idiot & for those who get off on such stuff are just as bad
what he is doing is breaking every code of work harrassment
if that prick got in my face he would be wearing a Liverpool headbutt
no-one deserves to be treated in that way but TV seem to have thier own laws
He has 250 million reasons a year not to give a pooh. ;D
A very VERY successful man at what he does. I have a lot of respect for him. Very clever man.
I suppose that makes me an 'effing idiot'. :lol I can live with that.
l cant talk for his food, but what your saying is you support workplace harrassment & wouldnot bother if someone got up in your face & degraded you in front of your workmates
Workplace Harrassment laws were brought in to stop pricks like that
What his doing is fullblown workplace harrassment & it should be taken off TV
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his a effing idiot & for those who get off on such stuff are just as bad
what he is doing is breaking every code of work harrassment
if that prick got in my face he would be wearing a Liverpool headbutt
no-one deserves to be treated in that way but TV seem to have thier own laws
He has 250 million reasons a year not to give a pooh. ;D
A very VERY successful man at what he does. I have a lot of respect for him. Very clever man.
I suppose that makes me an 'effing idiot'. :lol I can live with that.
l cant talk for his food, but what your saying is you support workplace harrassment & wouldnot bother if someone got up in your face & degraded you in front of your workmates
Workplace Harrassment laws were brought in to stop pricks like that
What his doing is fullblown workplace harrassment & it should be taken off TV
Couldn't agree more.
In fact, I went one better and left a comment on the LHMU's website about them making an example of young Gordon.
They never bothered to even respond, let alone comment on his behaviour
A good opportunity to drum their anti-bullying, harassment etc policies and they've blown it.
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Not to mention it also blows the workplace agreement policy out the door
who the hell would sign a agreement to work with someone like that & get abused
what would happen if he got up in someones face & they smacked him backwards into the deep fryer :o
ooops here comes workcover & lock the place down & view the security footage :lol in this case the producers film
l bet you wouldnot hear about it & the show & ramsey would quickly disapear ;D
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I know two people who use to be waitresses. One did it for a living for 15 years while the other did it part-time while studying at uni. They can relate to Ramsey knowing hot-headed chefs who swore and went off at the staff all the time. They also said if you saw what went on in the kitchen you wouldn't eat the food. What the eye don't see the chef gets away with. The girl who was studying at uni also had to put up with sexual harrassment from customers.
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his a effing idiot & for those who get off on such stuff are just as bad
what he is doing is breaking every code of work harrassment
if that prick got in my face he would be wearing a Liverpool headbutt
no-one deserves to be treated in that way but TV seem to have thier own laws
I agree, cant stand the man, and I dont watch the show for that reason. He is a foul mouthed bully, that for this snap shot in time seems to be the flavour of the month. It is totally unnessessary to carry on like that but unfortunately it gets ratings, so I guess we keep flicking till he does get pushed into the deep fryer :wallywink
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I respect anyone who is passionate about their craft like Gordon is. We need to look at his two show in a completely different light. Kitchen nightmares as far as I'm concerned is a community service whereas Hells kitchen is purely a competition with a very substantial reward. In Hells Kitchen, Ramsay plays the hard assed drill seargent pushing contestants to the brink. Kitchen nightmares is about saving peoples businesses, removing the dead wood and cleaning up their act. If anyone has closely watched this show they will notice that Ramsay will only slag off people who deserve it. On a few shows he has encouraged young chefs and shown them how to do things the right way. Its the lazy burned out hacks that he targets and they either respond to the wakeup call or they cave in and leave.
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haha Gordon Ramsey buisnesses are dirty according to Today/tonight & his been under investigation for a long time & proven his buisnesses are not upto the health standard
bet that puts a sour taste in some mouths :rollin
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Was watching On the Couch and them talking about Fevola having a go at a player who didn't pass to him.
And then there's Richo's dummy spits.
And how everyone would probably condemn both them for doing that and then in the next breath think Gordon Ramsey is an okay bloke.
Go figure!
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Was watching On the Couch and them talking about Fevola having a go at a player who didn't pass to him.
And then there's Richo's dummy spits.
And how everyone would probably condemn both them for doing that and then in the next breath think Gordon Ramsey is an okay bloke.
Go figure!
Mooney and Steve Johnson had dummy spits at Scarlett when he kicked it out of the full. The media call it maintaining high standards when you're winning but poor behaviour when you're losing :whistle.
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haha Gordon Ramsey buisnesses are dirty according to Today/tonight & his been under investigation for a long time & proven his buisnesses are not upto the health standard
bet that puts a sour taste in some mouths :rollin
Good to see Monk you're getting your news & current affairs quota from Today tonight. When it comes to presenting the news accurately and presenting stories that are totally unbiased, There is no better source than Today tonight! ::) Hmmm what channel is Rasey on??.... No further questions your honour!
Moi, I rerspect you incredibly and always enjoy your replies but for the life of me I can't see what a Richo Dummy spit and Gordon Ramsey have in Common. A more appropriate parallel would have probably been David Parkin at his red faced worst! I think they are still trying to remove that phone from the woodwork at Princess park! ;D
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Moi, I rerspect you incredibly and always enjoy your replies but for the life of me I can't see what a Richo Dummy spit and Gordon Ramsey have in Common. A more appropriate parallel would have probably been David Parkin at his red faced worst! I think they are still trying to remove that phone from the woodwork at Princess park! ;D
It's called morale in the workplace.
If i went around screaming at the people I work with like he does, and Richo does sometimes, morale would be rock bottom. Richo gets criticised for sending the wrong message to younger players, but this bloke is held in high esteem for some reason.
Sorry, but I don't get your logic either.
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Ramsey was even on Parkinson this morning. He's everywhere lol.
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I like him and I like the passion he shows for what he knows about. And in the end of it all this is what he's trying to do. And this is show people how to cook food better than they do. He knows more about food than most of us, so if this is his way then its his way. And like it has been said if you don't like it then change the *#@^%$ channel. To me this se3ems to be the easiest thing to do if you don't like him.
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Gordon Ramsay signs on with Herald Sun
Article from: Herald Sun
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23812117-2862,00.html
June 05, 2008 12:00am
THE world's hottest chef is joining the Herald Sun.
Gordon Ramsay, who's opened more than 22 restaurants in six countries, written a dozen books and fronted three TV series, will contribute a recipe column each Tuesday in our new extrafood section, beginning next week.
The recipes will appeal to everyone, from novices to regular cooks, from the budget-conscious to dinner-party planners.
Ramsay's straightforward and sometimes salty passion for food has won him fans among cooks and diners alike.
It's also won him a BAFTA -- the British Oscar -- for his TV series Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares, now seen on Channel 9, and a dozen prestigious Michelin stars for his various restaurants.
His new column comes as he prepares to visit Australia this month to attend a Sydney food show and launch his new book, Healthy Appetite.
Having recently opened restaurants in New York, Prague and Versailles, outside Paris, the father of four has little time to relax.
Herald Sun editor in chief Bruce Guthrie said Ramsay's signing was a huge coup.
"We are very excited to have him as part of our new food section. His recipes prove that above all else, he's a great cook."
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Moi's buying the Age from now on :lol
You can just see what the recipes will be like...
Scones - Take 4 cups of self @#%& raising flour, a pound of *#%! butter, mix the #^&()ers together with your fingers not your #&*$ing hands. Add milk until it's a &%#@ sticky dough. Use cutters to size then shove the #&^$ers into a #^$#ing hot oven at 200 %@#%ing degrees until golden @%#$ing brown.
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lol mighty :rollin
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Hysterical MT lol :thumbsup
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Ramsay's not going to f-f-fade away
POTTY-MOUTHED chef Gordon Ramsay can continue to swear with impunity, with a Senate inquiry expected to reject calls for some obscenities to be banned from television.
http://www.theage.com.au/national/ramsays-not-going-to-fffade-away-20080618-2swm.html
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Yet everyone arced up about Sam Newman,
Pathetic.
I know which one I'd rather have!
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Ramsay isn't discriminative - he swears at everyone equally ;D
Good to see our tax dollars being spent by the pollies on the important issues ::).
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Ramsay isn't discriminative - he swears at everyone equally ;D
Except his mum. ;D He's really precious about his mum. Hypocrite. :rollin
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Gordon Ramsay remains unapologetic about language
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,23893889-2902,00.html
June 20, 2008 10:48am
GORDON Ramsay has responded to Australian politicians complaining about his swearing... by swearing.
The foul-mouthed British TV chef reacted with typical colour today to news a Senate committee has proposed changes to broadcasting standards, prompted by his expletive-ridden outbursts.
Liberal Senator Cory Bernardi complained one episode of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares contained "the F-word'' 80 times in its 40 minutes.
The committee has recommended parental lock-out systems be made standard for all digital televisions and says the industry should clarify what is meant by the terms "occasional, some and frequent'' coarse language.
Ramsay's response on morning TV today was relatively mild by his standards, probably falling into the "some'' coarse language category.
The unapologetic chef told the Nine Network the kitchen was a high pressure environment, and he lamented reports the Senate wanted to introduce tighter measures.
"Oh dear, that must be (a) catastrophe, no? Turn over (the TV channel), isn't it easier, eh?'' he said.
"I don't mean to swear, it's just the muppets I have to work with sometimes. We have a good day where things run to total perfection but throw a donkey in the mix and, yeah, you're in the s**t.
"The minute you start running the kitchen like it's some form of limp d**k society, trust me, get out.
"I want to run a proper kitchen with a pair of b******s, not stand there and wish everybody a Merry Christmas and pat them on the back every time they do a good job.
"It's high pressure, high energy and, more importantly, real - that's how we keep it every day.''
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Our politicians should focus on getting a handle on the economy & inflation first as well as their own looney tunes Colleagues like Belinda Neal!!! I can't believe this crap. Gordon is who he is!! As has been said before....If you don't like him...Don't watch him!!
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Who cares what Ramsay says nor what the politians think in this case. It's opinionated commentary on subjects like this that distract people from the real issues that should be worrying them not whether a guy swears on the job. Wonder how many times in a game do footballers swear as a whole. Big deal.
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What if Ramsay's employees all returned the favour and starting mouthing off at him, is that okay?
To me he's just setting an example for others to do the same.
I don't watch the show, so can someone tell me if they swear back at him and if he reacts?
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Moi, I can only speak on what I've seen and plenty of the people he works with in his shows give as good as they get and Ramsay just keeps on ticking. One things for sure....He ain't no hypocrite. He actually tries to instill vocalisation in the people he works with so as long as the swearing is not loud enough to be heard by the patrons, he doesn't seem to really care whats said as long as it ends in "Chef".
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I hear he doesn't swear in front of his own kids, but inflicts his abuse on ours.
Sad world! :banghead
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I hear he doesn't swear in front of his own kids, but inflicts his abuse on ours.
Sad world! :banghead
Gordon Ramsey is a stuffwit
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I hear he doesn't swear in front of his own kids, but inflicts his abuse on ours.
Sad world! :banghead
I know the guy is a hypocrite and the swearing just adds to the vibe of superiority he is trying to create. Must be suffering from SWS. (Small Willy Syndrome)
If the kids want to watch cooking shows without the sailor talk then they could always watch the much more friendly Ainslie or the much more attractive and well endowed Nigella on pay tv. :thumbsup
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The swearing doesn't do his publicity any harm and it's now his calling-card but from those I know who worked in restaurants they've known plenty of chefs just like Ramsay and a kitchen isn't for the faint-hearted. They also said a lot people wouldn't eat the food if they saw what goes on.
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Ramsay must have seen this thread's poll and answered pig lol. It's all done for publicity and attention. You would've hardly known he was even in the country if it wasn't for this fracas with Tracy.
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Love him or hate him I bet he wouldn't give a rat backside.
But it is his swearing that has now become the man himself.
To watch a show without him swearing we would turn off right away.
He is passionate with food and this is what he is doing his best to convey to us.
And this thing with Tracey I really don't care one way or the other to be honest.
But the woman reporter that chased him just to see if she could get him to bite was just the same a the tabloids would do.
I am unsure of what channel they were reporting for but they need to look at themselves as it was poor.
And yes I hate cooking shows but I do watch his as I like the passion he has for it.