Caption competition 04/12/09
Potty mouthed chef Gordon Ramsay created havoc on this week's Friday Night with Jonathan Ross show when he whipped up a huge tower of Indian snacks. Unfortunately Wossy's desk was left in a mess after the whole heap toppled down before their eyes.
Ramsay appeared on the show to promote his new book, Gordon's Great Escape, which details how to cook classic, authentic Indian food.
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P45
Given Gordon's mouth and the BBC's intolerance of bad language Jonathan realises his P45 can't be long in coming.
Jonathan tried hard to pretend.........
to be the goal posts while Gordon pretended that he had never been very good at getting one in the net.
Gordon Ramsay is unconvinced by the latest renewable energy idea
...as demonstrated with gusto by Jonathan Ross yesterday
Who DROPPED all the pies?
Jonathan leads the audience in singing a slightly revised version of that well known footy chant "who ate all the pies".