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JAMIE OLIVER ON NOW

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HUNKERMUNKER · 19/03/2005 22:19

In case anyone wants to get off MN and watch him

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HUNKERMUNKER · 19/03/2005 22:19

Sorry, on Parkinson, ITV1 (RTKanga, your job's obviously safe )

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dinny · 19/03/2005 22:22

watching, HM. think he's doing amazing stuff now but remember watching him on the ringmain (on BP) and he was so full of it off-air.

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JoolsToo · 19/03/2005 22:52

he was good - I never used to like him - but I've really grown to love him!

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HUNKERMUNKER · 19/03/2005 22:53

I like what he's full of now, Dinny And I hope that he kicks Tony Blair's arse from here to next week when he meets him!

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Blossomhill · 19/03/2005 22:55

He's great. Done so much for others. Very selfless, lovable character. I love him

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lockets · 19/03/2005 22:56

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whatsername · 19/03/2005 22:56

I think he's great too, but ewan mcgregor's on now

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gingerbear · 19/03/2005 22:58

So WTF is he still happy being paid by Sainsbury's to advertise the srap they sell??

And polluted, coloured farmed salmon??

I think he is doing great things for kids food, but there are double standards here somewhere.

And I feel sorry for long suffering Jools.

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soapbox · 19/03/2005 22:58

He's just grown up really

When he first hit our screens he was young and a bit too much really!

Now he's matured a bit and found a cause or two he really has found his measure.

A very likable guy - the moreso as he could just have opted to line his own pockets and given nothing back.

Rumour has it that his 15 project was backed by him personally at some significant risk to all that he had earned to date!

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soapbox · 19/03/2005 22:59

Gingerbeer - I think Sainsbury's is effectively what pays for him to train the chefs at 15! I suppose its a bit of needs must for him

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gingerbear · 19/03/2005 23:01

probably right Soapbox, but it irritates me.

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Newbarnsleygirl · 19/03/2005 23:02

The man is fabulous.

I now have fallen in love with him!

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JoolsToo · 19/03/2005 23:03

oh - thought you meant me for minute there

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whatsername · 19/03/2005 23:04

I think he is a genuinely nice person who is prepared to put himself and his reputation on the line for others. That warrants a huge amount of respect imo.

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Blossomhill · 19/03/2005 23:04

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gingerbear · 19/03/2005 23:05

Are you long suffering too Joolstoo??

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gingerbear · 19/03/2005 23:06

He must have spent an awful long time away from home during this latest campaign.