It's a very working class thing to do, quite common to discuss what you're having for tea, lunch / dinner etc
Not in my experience. Food was to be eaten. I find foodies very judgemental of others. Don't get me started on those who start tasting each other's food!
Gross. Anyone who tried it on my food would get a fork jab
Must be working class as I, as a phase 1er have luncheon and supper!
Just work shit. Pissed off at people who won’t say stuff to your face, then are too cowardly to be in the actual room to say it.
Are you a horse?
I'm not taking about a gastronomic evaluation I'm talking about the small talk, "what you having?", "I fancy this". A restaurant meal is primarily a social occasions not just sustenance
Neigh not a horse. Social interaction should not be boring - food, weather, last night's TV? Find something that interests you at a less superficial level or its a borefest.
Those things are perhaps acceptable icebreakers with people you don't know well but conversation needs to move swiftly on.
No wonder so many people hate socialising.
At almost every dinner I've been to, the question 'what are you having' or 'what are you thinking' has always been asked within the party. Also during and at the end of the meal their thoughts on the food (how it tasted etc...) It doesn't necessarily stem into a full blown conversation about food, if anything it's an act of politeness
You're the odd one out here
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Small talk is shit, unless it's about football, fishing or sex.
me going out for a meal with the Mrs
She says - I want x but no chips, see what else they do - and no veg, salad - and put the sauce on the side
After much negotiation - we manage that and I order my meal
Wind on a few minutes - she looks at my plate, says she doesnt like hers, and the only way of me eating a peaceful meal is to swap for her bland plate of food
She says - I want x but no chips, see what else they do - and no veg, salad - and put the sauce on the side
After much negotiation - we manage that and I order my meal
Wind on a few minutes - she looks at my plate, says she doesnt like hers, and the only way of me eating a peaceful meal is to swap for her bland plate of food
Tables In cafe’s bars etc that rock. why they cannot get tables to sit properly is beyond me. Having to sit with one foot on one leg of the table to stabilise it is annoying. And of course, you forget, move your foot, and the drinks spill all over the table.
To be fair. All mp,s. Only those blinded would say 1 party
To be fair, it's the party in power which is fucking up this country, so I stand by my answer.
those out of power lie also - they just can say what they want, as they cannot be tested unless they are in power
Glad to be in a minority as the majority are boring f¥ckers
what did you have for breakfast?
Think we're in a minority of 2 in getting annoyed by that. Never been good at small talk but I get why people do it.
I get more annoyed when people on other tables sit and read aloud the descriptions of the menu items, including whatever cringe phrases the restaurant has thrown in.
Trout pouts
Apologies if it's been mentioned previously
How stupid do they look and the beautiful women who have ruined their natural great looks with Botox injections into their lips
Hideous
Apologies if it's been mentioned previously
How stupid do they look and the beautiful women who have ruined their natural great looks with Botox injections into their lips
Hideous
Strangest thing at the restaurant last night. General chit-chat at the table across the way when suddenly one of them shouted at everyone to shut up, then when the food arrived he grabbed the plate from the waiter and scurried off under the stairs so nobody could see. You get all sorts I suppose
Comments like this where I’d very much like to make a “Did you say hi to @oakey” type joke but then get worried that was the joke and I’d be the comedy equivalent of the guy who taps in a ball on its way into an open net. Then inevitably someone else makes that joke and get eleventy billion likes.
David James referring to Man City as the 'Sky Blues' on the Football show Sky sports News... Doughnut...
how does that show go ?
Is it a bit like bake off - or more man v food?
I am a fan of sports and a fan of doughnuts, so may give it a watch
That's fine, I can glaze whatever ring you wantAnd what about Ring donuts ?
