Quote by Gordon Ramsay

I swim like a fish and I have an amazing kick.

I swim like a fish and I have an amazing kick.

Summary

This quote suggests that the person is an excellent swimmer, comparing themselves to a fish. They emphasize their powerful kick, indicating their skill and ability to propel themselves through the water efficiently. This statement could reflect the individual's confidence in their swimming abilities and highlight their prowess in the sport.

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By Gordon Ramsay

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