I think more of column B than column A

BRING ON THE SQUABBLE

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and Mick Hucknall.

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No but cheers for the patronizing questioning!

FTFY

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I just found the phrasing she used fairly funny.

I was just implying you wouldn’t be a paedo if there was no evidence, basically. I should have known better than to write anything at all with meo around to misinterpret every word she can for comic effect :smiley:

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He’s Albert Camus in a pair of M&S trousers

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Has anyone mentioned his penchant for wearing light blue shirts in sweltering conditions that highlight his pit moisture?

If not, feel free to do so.

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There is a lot of accidental Partridge in the things he does, especially abroad. Muttering about steaks not being rare enough. He hasn’t kept up too well with the times in terms of trendiness but that could be a good thing. Simple honest seafood is what he is all about, not wild herbs on top of liquid nitrogenised twigs arranged with tweezers.

He has managed somehow to get his son into his show, and into a low tier of celeb chef status, who is basically him but with less personality. Good going that.

How Rick will be laid to rest game of thrones style on a Padstow altar.

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I don’t know who Rick Stein is.

Did he do that show in India where at one stage he went on about poverty around him, then popped over to some impossibly rich feller’s house to do a bit of cooking?

Stacey Soloman’s father, they exist in a void.

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Thought there must be some connection. Thanks.

Yeah that was in Sri Lanka. He went to Taprobane Island where its basically just this dudes house and its a private resort and the guy was mega posh

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Yeah, that sounds like the sort of thing.

Is this now the My Vitriol thread?

This is so tense it’s unbearable. I know Meo and Theo (ooh) are talking about different programmes entirely and I think Theo knows too but won’t admit it as he’s running scared.

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I remember watching one Rick Stein show where he’d gone on holiday with his son to Bulgaria or somewhere. Mountaineering and visiting shepherds who made their own cheese and that. Just remember the whole thing feeling really unsettling for some reason, as though neither had the faintest emotional connection to each other. I had missed the beginning of the show and has just assumed that the lad was another television cook or the producer or something.

I’ve harbored a deep hatred of the man ever since.