Gordon Ramsey meets his match...
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logicalcommonsense [OP](07/29/2015) [-] stickied by logicalcommonsense
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vincatvangogh (07/29/2015) [-] "You ever cooked a muscle?"
"No"
"You're stupid"
"Nuh uh you're stupid"
Translation for those who need it.
"No"
"You're stupid"
"Nuh uh you're stupid"
Translation for those who need it.
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tehnoobpwnzor ONLINE (07/30/2015) [-] i'm british, i agree with memos, ramsay was being a proper dickhead. id've had a go as well
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anonymousfinn (07/29/2015) [-]
Thanks for letting me know that he wasn't actually talking about a muscle, for I thought that at first and found it very odd. However, I think you're kinda acting like a dick
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archerthefolf (07/29/2015) [-] You corrected him sure but you were pretty rude about it, which was unnecessary because it's not like the guy was being a dick. If you're the type to just be a dick to be a dick, don't let the door hit'cha on the way out.
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stormieskys ONLINE (07/29/2015) [-] I know they are two different things, I guess I just called it the wrong thing. But we can both agree he was being a ass about it, right?
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ritzrules (07/29/2015) [-] "Clonker."
"Twat."
Isn't that how best friends say hello/goodbye in England?
"Twat."
Isn't that how best friends say hello/goodbye in England?
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ukuleleofvengeance (07/29/2015) [-] hahah 'clonker'
out of curiosity, where are you from? If you are english and you didn't hear 'plonker', thats inexcusable
out of curiosity, where are you from? If you are english and you didn't hear 'plonker', thats inexcusable
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iyr ONLINE (07/29/2015) [-] I feel like if they had met under different circumstance, they'd be good friends maybe.
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notwalkingwaffles ONLINE (07/29/2015) [-] Interesting to see how he's basically dumbfounded that somebody could respond to him like that, it being his own exact way and all. It leads me to believe that he either does not know he's being a total asshole a lot of the time, or that he is arrogant enough to believe himself entitled to do so.
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atomschlumpf (07/29/2015) [-] Ramsay's not an asshole. You should watch the UK version of his show that's not overly dramatic like the american one. People ask him for help but then get pissy when he actually tells them what's wrong with their restaurant. He just doesn't talk around the bush and flat out tells them when they're being morons. Those are adults who have their own restaurant but most of the time **** it up somewhere, either not being able to cook or cooking **** or something similar. He is passionate about food and get's angry when people don't treat it with the proper respect.
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Willmooo (07/29/2015) [-]
I always heard that he shouts at supposed 'professional chefs' that have ****** attitudes or a lack of talent , because why the **** are you running a restaurant if you cant cook basic **** .
The only time he'd shout at someone trying their best is as a motivational tactic, to make them fight back harder and improve.
You just need to see his instructional videos or watch him on Junior Masterchef, and he's super chill and supportive.
The only time he'd shout at someone trying their best is as a motivational tactic, to make them fight back harder and improve.
You just need to see his instructional videos or watch him on Junior Masterchef, and he's super chill and supportive.
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bobsagget (07/29/2015) [-] in my kitchen you have to yell just to hear, i cooked mussels for the first time about 2 weeks ago, it's not hard, it's not even hard to explain, some people just don't like doing it. how i cook mussels romano is literally the easiest thing in my kitchen to cook. Sautee pan, add drawn butter put on high heat. add minced garlic and reduce, add white wine and reduce, add tomatoes and basil and mussels then reduce. plate and garnish with shredded Parmesan. done. takes 8 minutes.
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bobsagget (07/29/2015) [-] ok start off with whole grain flower, about 3 cups, sift it with salt and cream of tartar, add 2 well beaten eggs, 6 table spoons of squid ink and roll out into a sheet. youll have a pitch black sheet, slice this lengthwise or run through a pasta cutter to make your fettuccine noodles. cook noodles with 2 tables spoons of olive oil, a pinch of salt and boiling water. while this is cooking we start out sauce. 3 tablespoons of drawn butter in a sautee pan on high, add a heaping 4 finger pinch of minced garlic and sautee the garlic. add lobster claw meat, 8 shrimp peeled and de-veined. and crab meat. with the protein is developing add diced red onion, basil, salt, pepper, cumin, white pepper, and allspice to flavor, deglaze that pan with white wine, reduce. once the alcohol is cooked out, we add heavy whipping cream (40% milkfat makes better sauces) not too much, about 8 fluid ounces, heat the sauce and reduce to a thicker consistanc. by this time the noodles should be done, remove from heat immediately and throw it in an icebath to shock the noodles and prevent them from overcooking. once your noodles are shocked add them to the pan with the sauce, toss over high heat until the noodles are covered evenly and heated through. top with grated parsley and throw some parmesan for color. serve and enjoy Tom's very own blackbeard pasta!
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Cherryblosom (07/29/2015) [-] If you don't have an icebath to shock the noodles can you try abruptly yelling profanities at them as an alternative?
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Cherryblosom (07/29/2015) [-] 10/10 instantly came and started farthing.
tyvm for food porn, will attempt recipe promptly.
tyvm for food porn, will attempt recipe promptly.
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Cherryblosom (07/29/2015) [-] My intuition tells me this could be a trap but SEND IT!!!
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anon (07/29/2015) [-]
Dude, it's Gordon ******* Ramsey. 2nd most I'm the ******* **** stars in the entire world. I think he can say whatever he wants regarding food and the recipient should say yes master Ramsey thank you for your godly input. He's a food genius and you should respect him even if he acts like a dick.
Someone who is recognized as one of the best at something around the world should be respected when they try to teach you their art even if they shout most the time. Plus Ramsey is actually an incredibly nice fellow, look him up you wanker. If a person should know better he yells at them for making mistakes they shouldn't be making. When he teaches amateur chefs or children he never yells at them (Hell's kitchen is all professional chefs or cooks of some form so he yells at all of them + someone has to run his restaurant at a solid six figure income)
Someone who is recognized as one of the best at something around the world should be respected when they try to teach you their art even if they shout most the time. Plus Ramsey is actually an incredibly nice fellow, look him up you wanker. If a person should know better he yells at them for making mistakes they shouldn't be making. When he teaches amateur chefs or children he never yells at them (Hell's kitchen is all professional chefs or cooks of some form so he yells at all of them + someone has to run his restaurant at a solid six figure income)
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YllekNayr ONLINE (07/29/2015) [-] Ramsay's a good guy.
Watch any of the shows he does. Seriously, any of them.
The guy is here to HELP this man. It's not like the guy signed up for Ramsey to help him without knowing what Ramsey is like. You want help from the best, you gotta show a little respect.
But really, Ramsey says a lot of things, but look at his actions.
Watch any of the shows he does. Seriously, any of them.
The guy is here to HELP this man. It's not like the guy signed up for Ramsey to help him without knowing what Ramsey is like. You want help from the best, you gotta show a little respect.
But really, Ramsey says a lot of things, but look at his actions.
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notwalkingwaffles ONLINE (07/29/2015) [-] I know Ramsay may mean well, but when you come with an attitude you get attitude back. The fact that the man didn't like his own reflection in attitude makes him an arse.
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sirsnipes (07/29/2015) [-] Thing is, he goes to help these ppl, but they are all so edgy and start cursing and shiet. If i need to get a point through to some ppl who are tenser than a brick, i have to resort to shouting or ''flaming''. But Gordon here is to help. If you want to help someone and they are being a total dick about it - then it's justified to talk like that. Also look at Masterchef, he doesn't curse almost at all there. And he is trying to teach ppl there and shiet. Also Junion Masterchef - really family friendly and good stuff there.
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onecommentonlyone (07/29/2015) [-]
You also have to remember that it's a TV show, and is done for entertainment. People like seeing Ramsey be a dick, it's what gets views. I don't know, but I would be willing to bet that the clip of him telling those women to 'go back to plastic surgery' is one his highest viewed things online. Same with the 'Amy's Baking Company' episode where it all goes to **** . This is what sells. I doubt that Ramsey is exactly like how he is on Kitchen Nightmares, or Masterchef Kids, they are real extremes.
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notwalkingwaffles ONLINE (07/29/2015) [-] Only seen a bit of the junior show, but I get the impression that he's gentler and speaks in a calmer tone, and generally asks in ways that aren't rhetorical or sarcastic as hell.
It doesn't seem like he has tried that for a while in the adult shows however, most of what I've seen is just him showing up and shouting while he does things.
I get that he's pretty much saving them, but I suspect that his attitude often overshadows the message, making people shut off and stop listening to the problems he wants to show them, and in stead argue because he's being a dick.
It doesn't seem like he has tried that for a while in the adult shows however, most of what I've seen is just him showing up and shouting while he does things.
I get that he's pretty much saving them, but I suspect that his attitude often overshadows the message, making people shut off and stop listening to the problems he wants to show them, and in stead argue because he's being a dick.
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sirsnipes (07/29/2015) [-] Watch the later Masterchef seasons. He is pretty swell there, encouraging ppl, who are total toolbags, and shotting down ppl who are way too cocky and can't cook(like there was this challenge to cook a romantic dinner with truffels, one made fking chilli con carne that looked like diarrhea on a plate - he doesn't curse per say, he says more of the lines '' damn shame, you were really good, but this is just aweful, damn shame''. Which is a bit more brutal i'd think . Cus when he curses at you you can kinda feel better, cus you'd be able to justify it to yourself. But when he says stuff like that, those ppl break and are like wtf oh nooo (( im ruined bla bla bla.
Anyways long story short. New Masterchef (last 3 seasons, where ppl don't curse at him, he doesnt curse at them - because people actually want to learn on that show) and Junior Masterchef.
Anyways long story short. New Masterchef (last 3 seasons, where ppl don't curse at him, he doesnt curse at them - because people actually want to learn on that show) and Junior Masterchef.
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demandsgayversion (07/29/2015) [-] Or it's what the producers said to do. Does nobody find it odd that no episode of any reality show doesn't have any conflict? What an amazing coincidence.
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anon (07/29/2015) [-]
Cooking a mussel is pretty much just boiling it until it opens. How the **** can you own a restaurant and not know that!?
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ChuckNorrisVsMRT (07/29/2015) [-] Mussels are pretty uncommon as a food in a lot of places inland.
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anon (07/29/2015) [-]
He enjoyed that more then he was showing, and he was deff showing after that ahaha
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buymemilk (07/29/2015) [-]
He's found someone equally aggressive, but nowhere near as good/intelligent a chef.
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lolollo (07/29/2015) [-] I really hate people like that.
*surprised, yet entirely innocent question*
"What you say? You think you better than me?! You wanna go?! You wanna go?! Throw down cunt! Throw down! That's what I thought!"
*surprised, yet entirely innocent question*
"What you say? You think you better than me?! You wanna go?! You wanna go?! Throw down cunt! Throw down! That's what I thought!"
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malinko ONLINE (07/29/2015) [-] he wasn't just surprised, he was belittling him about it. He doesn't run a seafood shop. He didn't even have any seafood on his menu, yet gordon was all like "omg i cant believe you've never cooked a muscle! I dont think you can cook!"
this is how it should have gone with normal mature adults. "Hey have you cooked a muscle before?" "no i haven't." "really? would you like me to teach you how to cook one?" "yes that would be splended thank you"
this is how it should have gone with normal mature adults. "Hey have you cooked a muscle before?" "no i haven't." "really? would you like me to teach you how to cook one?" "yes that would be splended thank you"
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malinko ONLINE (07/29/2015) [-] yes i did watch it. i've also seen the entire episode. It's also not exactly what he says but how he says it. tone of voice plays alot in telling what a person is actually thinking while they are saying it.
also, he didnt flip out right at "really" he went on to say say "you must be pulling my leg" which some people take as being called a liar, and with the context of the entire episode, he knew Gordon was about to give him more **** about it than just being surprised.
also, he didnt flip out right at "really" he went on to say say "you must be pulling my leg" which some people take as being called a liar, and with the context of the entire episode, he knew Gordon was about to give him more **** about it than just being surprised.
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lolollo (07/30/2015) [-] Why, because you said it added nothing to the discussion? How is it not relevant? I'm noting the fact that all of your dribble might as well be assumptive leaps in logic as opposed to actual logical analysis. Think "Only druggies where those clothes! You must be on drugs!"
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malinko ONLINE (07/30/2015) [-] Dude what the **** are you even talking about? I made no assumptions on **** other than the fact that I personally think that the guy was offended by gordon because he was being an asshole to him. which he was. Go watch the ******* episode before arguing about something when your knowledge stops at a 1 minute video.
you're talking like I'm racially profiling someone.
I've come to the conclusion that you're an autistic faggot and do not have the basic understanding of human interactions. Good day sir.
you're talking like I'm racially profiling someone.
I've come to the conclusion that you're an autistic faggot and do not have the basic understanding of human interactions. Good day sir.
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lolollo (07/30/2015) [-] I'm not telling you you're racially profiling someone, I'm telling you that it's more than possible that you'd have to jump to the conclusions you're making, purely because its "how it looks to you.". Think about your phrase "he was being an asshole to him". What premises support that idea? You only look like an asshole because people think you look like an asshole. It's a subjective claim, yet you're trying to make it sound objective. If you can't understand that, then its not my concern. Your unability to understand a simple argument such as this doesn't magically make it invalid. I've explained 3 times now, with varying degrees of "spelling it out for you" yet you're not questioning specific things about the argument, you're presuming that saying "what?" warrants a response which nullifies it.
TL;DR. You can't say "it looks like he's the one being rude" and then suddenly have it be worth more than someone saying "it looks like he's not the one being rude." It doesn't matter how much television starring Tim Roth you watch to make you think that.
TL;DR. You can't say "it looks like he's the one being rude" and then suddenly have it be worth more than someone saying "it looks like he's not the one being rude." It doesn't matter how much television starring Tim Roth you watch to make you think that.
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malinko ONLINE (07/30/2015) [-] Well I was actually looking for the one the just said "good day sir" because frankly, I really don't give a **** about this anymore, but this was the only gif I could find. but since its an internet argument, we both lose.
and you've literally added nothing to this. all you've done is say "nu-huh! you're wrong! you're stupid!" you've made no points. you've spelled nothing out like you're claimed. You didn't watch the episode, you didn't know how he was being treated for hand and you've haven't targeted anything in my post specifically to disprove. though my opinion is subjective, culture adds an aspect of objectiveness to it.
and you've literally added nothing to this. all you've done is say "nu-huh! you're wrong! you're stupid!" you've made no points. you've spelled nothing out like you're claimed. You didn't watch the episode, you didn't know how he was being treated for hand and you've haven't targeted anything in my post specifically to disprove. though my opinion is subjective, culture adds an aspect of objectiveness to it.
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anon (07/30/2015) [-]
I've spelled absolutely everything out that I've claimed. All you've done is sit around scratching your head claiming you "don't understand.". That doesn't mean I haven't done my job explaining myself, it makes you an idiot who either refuses to read any comment that's in opposition to yours, or too ignorant to understand simple concepts. I say this do you see me explaining myself, this is me explaining myself...its currently happening...right now because as I've explained myself during the entirety of the conversation, all you've done is sit there and continually say "that proves nothing!" With absolutely nothing new to add as far as "how" and especially not anything close to how you're right.
