Holy SHIT!
Peanut done got reincarnated into a lego
I really like those! 
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I did not. Wiki confirms though!
Richard Pryor said something similar about a girl, "She was so fine . . .
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I was just watching a Gordon Ramsey thing where he was calling the owner “Princess” while she tried to work in the kitchen.
While laughing my ass off, this post popped into my head.
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He was actually a super nice guy when I met him, but still beyond casual with the “fucks” and “cunts.”
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I’ve watched him on UK shows and he comes across as a nice, reasonable guy.
It seems like he puts on a persona for US television.
That would be awesome. That pretty much takes the cake of cool stuff I’d love to do/experience.
A lot of us UK people swear like troopers, after living in the US and the UK, we definitely swear more on average.
Region in the US definitely matters. Northeast we use vulgarity like an artist uses paint. But down south its improper to “cuss.” Gets me in trouble quite a bit. The way my mother talks makes the dudes in the south sound like nuns.
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The South is way more cutting though, especially if it’s unexpected. I had to explain to a friend of mine who came to visit from NJ that “I like a man with sugar in his britches,” was not a woman hitting on him.
Bless his heart. Lol
Going to disagree here. He comes across as a total prick at all times. In his off-screen life, he is constantly falling out with his neighbours over his boorish behaviour and his entire local community hates him. The kind of egomaniac who believes his own press releases.
Calm down Gordon, it’s just a bit of dinner mate.
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I can see that. When I met him it was in front of cameras at an event I was helping to cater, so maybe he just wanted to look nice to the staff.
Just posting to say that merely “liking” this isn’t enough.
Civility! Making things better since forever.
(I will admit to a terrible potty mouth, but never to churlish behavior. Not outside of my house, anyway, and only then when I need dinner and am falling apart. I like things to move quickly once the let’s-make-dinner bell has rung.)
