Twitter beef: Frosty The Butcher v Gary The Chef – social media banter gets meaty!
- Written by I Love MCR
- Last updated 5 years ago
- Community, Food & Drink, Sport
When we interviewed The Drunken Butcher last week he warned us that Twitter can be a dangerous place. He wasn’t joking.
But in this Twitter spat it wasn’t The Drunken Butcher causing trouble. It was Frosty, Chorlton’s self styled butcher to the stars who riled chef Gary Usher from the much loved Sticky Walnut. Ironically it seems, Frosty initiated this frankly ridiculous Twitter spat because he thought Gary tweeted too much. The words ‘glasshouses’ and ‘stones’ spring to mind.
From what we can see these two are both bloody good in their fields, but Lee being Lee, managed to wind Gary up to the point where he went to confront him at the butchers. It’s almost as good as a midweek episode of Corrie. Take a look.
Sticky Walnut has some good news…
Frosty stirs
…and stirs again
….and once more for good luck
Leave him Sticky, he’s not worth it
Good job you’ve gone home Frosty!
Yep!
Good question
Fair enough.
Little stir again from Lee
Wise move
We hear that
People are the worst
Classic Frosty
Gary apologised gracefully this morning. Now let’s kiss and make up fellas.
- This article was last updated 5 years ago.
- It was first published on 23 August 2016 and is subject to be updated from time to time. Please refresh or return to see the latest version.
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