Gordon Ramsey is a psychopathic Luciferian and Zionist, who sodomises and murders children, spirit cooker, child trafficker, Kabbalist, Freemason and homosexual paedophile, who has visited Epstein Island on multiple occasions to torture, murder and eat babies to satisfy Moloch and Lucifer, and drink their Adrenochrome rich-blood.
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Now come to Britain and say the same to Gordon Ramsay’s face, with the press present.
He can afford to have the best King’s Counsel barristers and utterly obliterate you with my country’s ultra-brutal and hyper-savage libel & slander laws.
Can you …?!
@Skide #263706
Exactly, he’s a total asshole who seems to enjoy knocking others down but for some reason people like watching that. You know what I do? I choose not to watch his shows. Janie Ofthefamily Dipshit. I mean, it’s not like they are being forced to watch it.
“Janie Ofthefamily Walsh”
Of the family? Isn’t that sovereign citizen bullshit? Trying to separate yourself from the legal fiction of Janie Walsh?
I really enjoy watching them pull this in court when the judge issues a warrant for their arrest. “If you’re not Janie Walsh, then she has failed to show to her appointed trial. And you can step back.”
As to the rest, can you actually define any of these words: psychopathic; Luciferian; Zionist; spirit cooker; Kabbalist; Freemason; Moloch; Lucifer; Adrenochrome? Looks like you’re just selecting the entire pull-down menu and spitting it out.
@Yutolia #263842
Personally I hate his energy, recipes are supposed to be living memories not some weird crypt artifacts to be only used as such. Cooking is a living art and he genuinely tries to put it in a damn coffin. As a rather accomplished(tooting my own horn here) home cook I’ve built recipes what could not exist if not for the melting pot of the local scene. To Ramsay this would be an abomination, if he had his way we would never have the triple threat chili nor the guac deviled eggs!
@Skide #263861
I hate his energy too. And I hate the fact that he is always screaming at someone, as if that’s going to make them a better cook. It’s not - what it’s most likely to do is cause them to make more mistakes because they’re nervous as hell.
And yeah, he really doesn’t seem to understand what makes cooking joyful. Like you, I am a very accomplished home chef. My mom is an actual chef and I have learned a ton from her and I continue to learn from her and now she’s learning from me also. And we have learned a ton from the local melting pot scene as well. We recently made Mexican street corn shepherd’s pie and it is absolutely delicious. But yeah, if Ramsay had been involved he wouldn’t thrown everything out (or possibly at us) before anyone could even taste it.
I saw a Gordon Ramsey anecdote that wasn’t about cooking. Someone was on a plane, first class, Ramsey came aboard, sat down, immediately started reading something. A woman came on, with a fussy baby, couple of bags, diaper bag.
She ended up seated next to him. Baby fussed and cried, got upset about the engine noise at take-off, all kinds of things. Everyone was waiting for Ramsey to blow his top but he just sat there, ignoring the drama.
The whole flight, never spoke sharply to the woman or snidely about the baby.
Got to the destination, people gathering their stuff, he ignored all of it. Finally the woman turned to Gordon and said, “COuld you at least take a couple of the bags?” he said, ‘yes, dear,’ and took one bag to carry.
Gordon Ramsey reminds me of the manager I had when I worked at Burger King (for far too long). It seemed like her default mode of communication was yelling at people. Not even just employees, but even customers at times. She was so bad that I once ran into a guy I recognized from working there, a few years after I quit, and the first thing he said after the initial greetings was “wasn’t Judi a bitch?” lol
@Conscience #264000
Because then at least you're not being ignored. Somebody sees you and acknowledges you exist.
For some people, the only way they can feel real or alive is if others notice them. If not, they feel completely invisible. They would rather have people scream at them than just walk past without a glance, like they don't even matter.
This is why shunning is such an effective method of social control.
I think that's the common motive behind TikTok fixations: "Notice me! Pay attention to me! I do exist, I do!"
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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