Hihohe posted:

whiteyfats posted:

whiteyfats posted:

Hihohe posted:

BiggerBoat posted:

But aside from that it's OK?

cash crab posted:

chitoryu12 engages in a lot of derails, and if you haven't learned to detach from gimmick posters by now, that's your own problem.

Also, ~friendly reminder~ this thread doesn't accept/deal with reports and I am the only mod dumb enough to deal with it, so if you got a problem, message me directly. I am gonna say this every couple of pages or so because I doubt people read the OP.

Tasteful Dickpic posted:

Of course it is! Here's some thread content as penance:

Lime Tonics posted:

cash crab posted:

I guess it is time for another reminder that this thread does NOT accept reports, stop sending reports. Message me specifically. Reports are ignored.

CollegeCop posted:

I have recently gotten hooked on the Gordon Ramsey "Kitchen Nightmares" series. Lot's of ugly, awkward and gross going on there.

Caught a great one the other night - Burger Kitchen.



Australian immigrant decides that he wants to open an "upscale" burger restaurant.

Problem: He doesn't have enough money.

Solution: His son just inherited money after the death of his grandfather, so he makes him a "partner" in the business. He informs the son that he is a partner AFTER he has taken the money and bought the business.

Business has the typical problems you see in these shows: Owners with an inflated sense of self importance, poor business practices, toxic work environment, etc.

Gordon learns that the head chef cannot make his own dishes, add spices on his own, or even make suggestions about the menu. He has to make the food exactly as the owner tells him.

Gordon tasks the head chef with making him a burger of his own design. While the burger is being made, Gordon goes to meet the son.


Everything you need to know about the son's personality: He wears the hat ALL THE TIME.

Meanwhile, back at the restaurant, the chef makes what looks to be a pretty decent burger.

Not to be outdone, the owner also makes Gordon a burger with his own recipe - using the cheapest ground meat and virtually no seasoning. He serves it without a bun because he doesn't like buns.


"Some people have called me a Meat Sculptor"

Episode has lots of ugly and awkward, including the son crying, the owner awkwardly hawking the book he wrote, and a screaming match between the head chef and the owners wife (which ends with the chef walking out in the middle of dinner service).

Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXDQxham5cU

Interesting note, while looking some info up for this post, I came across this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abe_Saffron

This is the grandfather that left the inheritance - an Australian mob boss!

computer angel posted:

I don't like this and I want to go home.

We Know Catheters posted:

I'm sure he said he doesn't remember directing Maximum Overdrive

10 Beers posted:

Do you work at Home Depot in Louisville? I worked there for 7 years and found so many loving dip bottles on forklifts.

Randaconda posted:

It doesn't bother me. Boots like that are a luxury purchase. Budget your money better.