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Old 31-03-2005, 10:10   #39
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Re: Jamie (Oliver)'s School Dinners

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I'm thinking what you're thinking. (same story with hospitals. How hard is it to keep a hospital clean. Much harder since CCT and the influx of private cleaning companies).
I know it's hard to spot the difference between the Labour Party and the Tories these days, but when will people realise that you can't really blame the Conservatives any more. Labour have had two very long terms to sort any problems they claim to have inherited out.

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Ok, the review. Well, Nora is the obvious star.
Granted....I'd like to see more her less Oliver. She's wonderful.

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Oliver didn't come across as well as he had done in the snippet I'd seen of the previous episode but I'd still say he genuinely cares about this issue.
I'm still not convinced. Just as he saw Fifteen as a way of using disadvantaged kids to make him even more money...I think this is an exercise in making money Jamie Oliver Inc.

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Evidence of the battle faced was the classic quote from the kid who when asked what he liked replied "anything cooked in grease".
That bit made me laugh...I think it was staged...but funny none the less.

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Finally, great soundtrack. The mighty 22-20s, Franz Ferdinand etc. May I say pukka?!
No you may not. Never. Ever.
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