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2 moans. Masterchef and World Vision advert
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Moan 1.
Does anybody else find the whole business of calling chefs "chef" an uneasy task, especially on Masterchef and Ready Steady Cook.
Apart from the military, I do not know of any other profession where you have to inform the person of their exact job description when you answer them. I would prefer just to call them sir or boss. But when then say "Yes Chef", "No Chef" etc etc etc, it looks forced and downright wrong.
Moan 2.
I am all for certain charities but the World Vison one takes the biscuit in my opinion. For just 60 pence a day you can make a difference.
Yes, I am no peasant but I am not going to to donate 18 pounds a months on the whim of an advert. NSPCC, RSPCA etc ask for, I think 2 pounds, which is totally affordable to average joe. But 18 pounds is a ridiculous amount to ask Mr Normal to donate.
Greedy bar stewards.
Am I justified in my double moan?
What gets on your goat of recent times?
Does anybody else find the whole business of calling chefs "chef" an uneasy task, especially on Masterchef and Ready Steady Cook.
Apart from the military, I do not know of any other profession where you have to inform the person of their exact job description when you answer them. I would prefer just to call them sir or boss. But when then say "Yes Chef", "No Chef" etc etc etc, it looks forced and downright wrong.
Moan 2.
I am all for certain charities but the World Vison one takes the biscuit in my opinion. For just 60 pence a day you can make a difference.
Yes, I am no peasant but I am not going to to donate 18 pounds a months on the whim of an advert. NSPCC, RSPCA etc ask for, I think 2 pounds, which is totally affordable to average joe. But 18 pounds is a ridiculous amount to ask Mr Normal to donate.
Greedy bar stewards.
Am I justified in my double moan?
What gets on your goat of recent times?
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My fella HATES the orange adverts - not the ones at the cinema of the "we're making a film" ilk, but the ones that have been on TV recently with a woman obviously in her 30s talking in a babyish "teenager style" voice. Please tell me you know the ones we mean. I dislike them but not as much as my fella.
I, on the other hand, HATE Clive Anderson, smarmy B st ard. I'd forgotten how much I hated him, until started seeing repeats of "Whose line is it anyway"on Freeview's DAVE. Him and that f ing buzzer, he only buzzes it so much so that he gets the camera back on him. And did I mention he's SMARMY!!!!!!!
Breathe deeply, must chill, it's bed time.
C ; )
I, on the other hand, HATE Clive Anderson, smarmy B st ard. I'd forgotten how much I hated him, until started seeing repeats of "Whose line is it anyway"on Freeview's DAVE. Him and that f ing buzzer, he only buzzes it so much so that he gets the camera back on him. And did I mention he's SMARMY!!!!!!!
Breathe deeply, must chill, it's bed time.
C ; )
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