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it's also funny people think this guy got caught with his pants on fire is a big deal for him. it's like the HGH question in sports, if you can do something to get you ahead for a little bit, make good living, would you do it?

the difference is you cannot test for HGH but you can do fact checking to see if someone lied on his/her resume. this makes FN look like idiots more than anything else.

foodinmouth at 4:57PM on 02/19/08

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Robert Irvine's Bio Pulled from Food Network Website; Wikipedia Entry Edited

I dunno. I can't seem to care. I've been entertained by his show and have been impressed that he has been able to do what he does on it. So since I have been entertained I don't care about anything else.

If Food Network wants to change the opening to his show that's fine. It would be a shame to take it off the air though... it is certainly better than some shows they've got with people presumably more qualified.

As far as him being a jerk at a restaurant? It would be nice that a professional (he does cook for a living) would be better behaved toward the kitchen of a place he is eating, but I've seen that from so many people just trying to impress that again: can't seem to care.

jpolk at 3:01PM on 02/19/08

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Robert Irvine's Bio Pulled from Food Network Website; Wikipedia Entry Edited

ah come on who wouldn't embellish when it is sorta true. It's like the millions (not me :)) who's resume is "helped"to get a great job. You may not do it but i know many who would. it doesn't make it right but .....

love2cook at 3:01PM on 02/19/08

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Robert Irvine's Bio Pulled from Food Network Website; Wikipedia Entry Edited

I remember reading his wikipedia entry awhile back and was somewhat concerned about the dates of his naval service not quite coinciding with those of Prince Charles, but I didn't pursue it further.

Honestly, which TV personality isn't full of bull?

jayfallon at 2:34PM on 02/19/08

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