Is Ainsley Harriott Gay?
William S. Hubbard
No, he's British.
"Miz Edwina" <mize...@aol.comNoSpam> wrote in message
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> As I was reading Michael Musto's column, I found this snippet:
>
> http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0003/musto.shtml
>
> <<The most bizarre new cooking/chat show is the one hosted by Ainsley
Harriott,
> that British creature who, after telling us how his wife and kids are his
whole
> world, minces around the kitchen in a flamboyantly wrist-flapping way that
> makes RuPaul look like Ving Rhames. Harriott-who was discovered by Merv
> Griffin-shoots his show, appropriately enough, at the Chelsea Piers (and
> actually, it's an occasionally funsy romp).>>
>
> I've only watched his show once. And, once was quite enough...thank you. I
have
> to admit I wondered if he was gay? Any stories?
>
> Edwina
>
Miz Edwina
http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0003/musto.shtml
<<The most bizarre new cooking/chat show is the one hosted by Ainsley Harriott,
that British creature who, after telling us how his wife and kids are his whole
world, minces around the kitchen in a flamboyantly wrist-flapping way that
makes RuPaul look like Ving Rhames. Harriott—who was discovered by Merv
Griffin—shoots his show, appropriately enough, at the Chelsea Piers (and
Dennis Lewis
week -- "Two Fat Ladies" at 7 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday -- but if this
is another reason to tune in to Food TV...
Miz Edwina <mize...@aol.comNoSpam> wrote in message
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> As I was reading Michael Musto's column, I found this snippet:
>
> http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0003/musto.shtml
>
> <<The most bizarre new cooking/chat show is the one hosted by Ainsley
Harriott,
> that British creature who, after telling us how his wife and kids are
his whole
> world, minces around the kitchen in a flamboyantly wrist-flapping way
that
> makes RuPaul look like Ving Rhames. Harriott-who was discovered by Merv
> Griffin-shoots his show, appropriately enough, at the Chelsea Piers (and
Reets
>Is this on The Food Network? Right now I only watch that channel twice a
>week -- "Two Fat Ladies" at 7 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday -- but if this
>is another reason to tune in to Food TV...
You must tune in to Iron Chef. They worked with live GIANT eels a couple of
weeks ago. A great moment in television history.
Reets
T. Hicks
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What's "Iron Chef," and who shows it?
Terry, famished
Reets
Food TV. Japanese show dubbed into English. Campiest show on television.
Reets
lucrezia
Hubbard <Bi...@deadroads.com> writes
>
>No, he's British.
LOL. Ainsley's father-in-law is someone rather famous, but I can't for
the life of me remember who. His frenetic flouncing is considerably
less when he's not in "cooking mode". (I've seen him on a couple of
interview shows, and he appeared in the docu-soap Airport, being
escorted around Heathrow's shops by the slightly annoying "personal
shopper" who didn't know who he was. (She didn't know Chris Akabusi
either.)
-Lucrezia
>
>
>"Miz Edwina" <mize...@aol.comNoSpam> wrote in message
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>> As I was reading Michael Musto's column, I found this snippet:
>>
>> http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0003/musto.shtml
>>
>> <<The most bizarre new cooking/chat show is the one hosted by Ainsley
>Harriott,
>> that British creature who, after telling us how his wife and kids are his
>whole
>> world, minces around the kitchen in a flamboyantly wrist-flapping way that
>> makes RuPaul look like Ving Rhames. Harriott-who was discovered by Merv
>> Griffin-shoots his show, appropriately enough, at the Chelsea Piers (and
>> actually, it's an occasionally funsy romp).>>
>>
>> I've only watched his show once. And, once was quite enough...thank you. I
>have
>> to admit I wondered if he was gay? Any stories?
>>
>> Edwina
>>
>
>
--
luc
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web: http://www.bagels.demon.co.uk/
"Whoa... there is no spoon." - Neo-logism
T. Hicks
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> In article <86bf9h$39ka$1...@newssvr04-int.news.prodigy.com>, William S.
> Hubbard <Bi...@deadroads.com> writes
> >
> >No, he's British.
>
> LOL. Ainsley's father-in-law is someone rather famous, but I can't for
> the life of me remember who.
I have the dimmest idea that he might be, or have been, a well-known British
jazz musician, but I'm not coming up with the name? Razz? Put down that
syringe and talk to us.
rrrrr
Unfortunately, due his het. status (and kids) the future, rather like the
present, looks grim.
merri...@netscape.com
rrrrr wrote:
>
> If Ainsley Harriot was gay there'd be less chance of him reproducing.
Uh -- hello? Are you actually trying to infer that homosexuals cannot
reproduce -- or perhaps don't want to? Guess you haven't heard about
Melissa Etheridge and her family, have you?
> Unfortunately, due his het. status (and kids) the future, rather like the
> present, looks grim.
The same applies to Jessie Helms and Strom Thurmond...
*M
Ariel1099
>
>Uh -- hello? Are you actually trying to infer that homosexuals cannot
>reproduce -- or perhaps don't want to? Guess you haven't heard about
>Melissa Etheridge and her family, have you?
Are you trying to say Melissa Etheridge is a father too, like Ainsley Harriott?
rrrrr
Ariel1099 <arie...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Oh for fuxake! Tell a joke and the world jumps down your throat!!! I *did*
say LESS CHANCE, not no chance. Go figure!