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Avatar 720 wrote:Nobody cares about ing Jamie ing Oliver! He's a ing stuck up little and can ing shove his ing 'health food' up his ing hole.
Give me back my turkey twizzlers you ing er!
Anywho, it has come to my attention that I found this pink gak tasty when it was cooked in grease and spit and whatever else goes into the cooking process at Maccy D's, so as far as i'm concerned, it's just an unnecessary price increase.
I could NOT agree more. He is a little piece of ing
And I also Mourn the loss of turkey twizzlers. Oh so much.
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I didn't know they had started serving actual food...
They haven't yet.
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Johnny-Crass wrote:Next thing you know we will have two filters on a cigarette....
Wasn't there something like that in what was called a "light cigarette"?
Kindda but not really. What they did was extend the filter a little bit, and punched holes in the filter to allow air in to dilute the smoke. Problem was, the filter wasnt really long enough to count as taking more gunk out, and 2, the "holes" where placed in the middle of the filter.....where you fingers held onto it, thus covering the holes
Johnny-Crass wrote:Next thing you know we will have two filters on a cigarette....
Wasn't there something like that in what was called a "light cigarette"?
Kindda but not really. What they did was extend the filter a little bit, and punched holes in the filter to allow air in to dilute the smoke. Problem was, the filter wasnt really long enough to count as taking more gunk out, and 2, the "holes" where placed in the middle of the filter.....where you fingers held onto it, thus covering the holes
I much prefered the open honesty of 'Death' brand cigarettes.
Johnny-Crass wrote:Next thing you know we will have two filters on a cigarette....
Wasn't there something like that in what was called a "light cigarette"?
Johnny-Crass wrote:I smoke filterless so I dunno
When I smoked, it was Camel menthol, and as many as I could put down (2 packs a day....dayum) but that was years ago, and I havnt touched one....in like 4 years?
*ok thats weird, I quoted ?Mr Burning, and got this multi quote instead? lol
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I think it's funny that millions of people will hear about it, and not give a and continue to eat the food.
I heard about the Taco Bell thing a couple months ago, and I went out and got seven tacos. I think I'll go out and get three dollar menu burgers today... and a strawberry milkshake. And a parfait, because I'm trying to lose weight.
Everytime his show has come on while I've waited for a better show or was flicking through the channels, it'd be that one episode of his where he's going on about beans and his bean garden. Either that or that's what his show is like.
I prefer my cooking shows to have blind hatred towards even the slightest incompetence. You know, when there's not a proper one on or something.
The Oliver is pretty cool actually if you watch some of the actual cookery programs rather than his raising awareness programs (which are actually pretty good in of themselves).
I don't care what's in it, as long as it's not poisonous. That stuff is delicious.
Not something I'd want to eat every day, or even more than once or twice a month, but now and then I get a craving for a Big Mac that will not be denied.
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corpsesarefun wrote:I prefer my cooking programmes involving Nigella Lawson.
I prefer anything involving Nigella Lawson.
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So, Jamie Oliver is complaing about McDonald...
McDonalds,
MC-FRIKKIN-DONALDS
That is like complaining about....MCDONALDS.
Mcdonalds is the lowest thing you can complain about that you shouldnt.
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2012/02/04 20:58:45
Subject: Re:McDonalds Stops Using Pink Goo In Food
I also detest Jamie Oliver. He took away my school sausage sandwiches.
NO-ONE TAKES MY SAUSAGES AWAY.
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Fafnir wrote:He does kind of have a point though, people should be able to tell what is in the food that they buy and consume when they look at the package.
But... but... turkey twizzlers!
Mandorallen turned back toward the insolently sneering baron. 'My Lord,' The great knight said distantly, 'I find thy face apelike and thy form misshapen. Thy beard, moreover, is an offence against decency, resembling more closely the scabrous fur which doth decorate the hinder portion of a mongrel dog than a proper adornment for a human face. Is it possibly that thy mother, seized by some wild lechery, did dally at some time past with a randy goat?' - Mimbrate Knight Protector Mandorallen.
Excerpt from "Seeress of Kell", Book Five of The Malloreon series by David Eddings.
"You need not fear us, unless you are a dark heart, a vile one who preys on the innocent; I promise, you can’t hide forever in the empty darkness, for we will hunt you down like the animals you are, and pull you into the very bowels of hell." Iron - Within Temptation
Fafnir wrote:He does kind of have a point though, people should be able to tell what is in the food that they buy and consume when they look at the package.
Of course, I like his message and food I just can't stand the man.
Fafnir wrote:He does kind of have a point though, people should be able to tell what is in the food that they buy and consume when they look at the package.
But... but... turkey twizzlers!
You brits got deep fried turkey fries in school lunches?
We got carboard in the states
I enjoyed "School Dinners." Saw a few episodes of "Food Revolution," and it was interesting, but not enough to keep me watching it in any dedicated way. He can be a bit over the top and overdramatic at times, but he doesn't strike me as being intensely annoying.
ing Jamie 
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