Armadillo

[Tortuga_terrestre]

Does anyone on the forum have an Armadillo? I think they are sooo cool. They are the mammal version of a tortoise. I'm watching Anthony Bourdain, No Reservations on the Travel Channel. And the episode takes place in Uruguay and sadly they kill and eat one.... even he was a bit tramatized by the experience.

 

[Candy]

Walter what are you watching that crap for? I can't stand that guy he is so disgusting. Go play with the baby she's way cuter.

 

[Tortuga_terrestre]

Walter what are you watching that crap for? I can't stand that guy he is so disgusting. Go play with the baby she's way cuter.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Yeah he is a douche bag...but I love the places he visits. The baby is here watching the show with me.

 

[jackrat]

Walter what are you watching that crap for? I can't stand that guy he is so disgusting. Go play with the baby she's way cuter.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Yeah he is a douche bag...but I love the places he visits. The baby is here watching the show with me.
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Walter what are you watching that crap for? I can't stand that guy he is so disgusting. Go play with the baby she's way cuter.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Yeah he is a douche bag...but I love the places he visits. The baby is here watching the show with me. .

I've worked with Tony in the past and he's a damn nice guy.Not a douche bag in any sense of the word. He certainly wouldn't call someone he's never met a douche bag.You might want to take a good look in the mirror.

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[PeanutbuttER]

Jackrat- When/how did you work with Anthony Bourdain?

 

[Tortuga_terrestre]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Yeah he is a douche bag...but I love the places he visits. The baby is here watching the show with me.
[/quote]I've worked with Tony in the past,and he's a damn nice guy.Not a douche bag in any sense of the word.He certainly wouldn't call someone he didn't know a douche bag.


I enjoy his show...I'm jokingly calling him a douche bag. I love his dark humor and pretty sure he wouldnt be offended by someone calling him such a name or title. Let him know that at ANY moments notice, I will soo accompany him of any of his adventures. Cheers.

 

[jackrat]

Jackrat- When/how did you work with Anthony Bourdain?

I was a chef in the late 80's,early 90's.I was in Lafayette La. at the height of the Cajun food craze.We traveled all over cooking.I did some work with him at the International Chef's Convention.At the Marriot,if memory serves me.There were chefs from all the world working together.

 

[Tortuga_terrestre]

Jackrat- When/how did you work with Anthony Bourdain?

I was a chef in the late 80's,early 90's.I was in Lafayette La. at the height of the Cajun food craze.We traveled all over cooking.I did some work with him at the International Chef's Convention.At the Marriot,if memory serves me.There were chefs from all the world working together.


Werent a bit young to be a chef at the time? I attended Le Courdon Bleu, Pasadena. I've gotten as a far as being the sous chef assistant...But to work with international chefs? that takes years of work.

 

[jackrat]

Jackrat- When/how did you work with Anthony Bourdain?

I was a chef in the late 80's,early 90's.I was in Lafayette La. at the height of the Cajun food craze.We traveled all over cooking.I did some work with him at the International Chef's Convention.At the Marriot,if memory serves me.There were chefs from all the world working together.


Werent a bit young to be a chef at the time? I attended Le Courdon Bleu, Pasadena. I've gotten as a far as being the sous chef assistant...But to work with international chefs? that takes years of work.

Not too young at all.It was a hell of a place to serve your apprenticeship at the time.I worked with one of the master chefs during this convention and secured a job working with him.Things didn't work out and I never was able to relocate,but we have remained friends for years.It doesn't take years to work with international chefs.It takes being there and doing the work,kinda like most other endeavers.