What's wrong with a plate?
46 replies
eyebrowsb replied on 28/08/2016 20:55
Posted on 28/08/2016 20:55
SG2 .... I do realise that there are people starving all over the world
I was not being insensitive, just keeping on topic.
Maybe you should start a new thread regarding your concerns?
Write your comments here...no need lynruby youhave shown yourself for what you are..... sg2
I'm not sure what you mean?
moulesy replied on 28/08/2016 20:56
Posted on 28/08/2016 20:56
SG2, with respect, you are entitled to your views but you lost my sympathy with your last two posts to lynruby who has an equal right to her/his opinion and which I found rather rude to be honest.
The thread was simply expressing opinions on the "masterchef" style of presenting food these days and has no relevance to the situation in Syria, surely?
Metheven replied on 28/08/2016 21:04
huskydog replied on 28/08/2016 21:05
brue replied on 28/08/2016 21:07
Pliers replied on 28/08/2016 22:18
Posted on 28/08/2016 22:18
What a lot of moaners we have become ,,,, at least we have food think of the Syrians no food, no real life really so perhaps we should be thankful we can fill our stomachs from whatever the food is served in or on and be thankful.....SG2....
SG2, I think most of the topics on this website are irrelevant to the poor souls caught up in war zones anywhere in the world.
Are they bothered about caravan layouts, tow cars, ferry crossings, reverse polarity, unoccupied pitches, dogs, etc, etc. Oh, and alphobetical anythings.
Perhaps not.
There are very, very, many more appropiate websites open to anyone who wants to discuss the inequalities of life.
avondriver replied on 28/08/2016 23:41
Rocky 2 buckets replied on 29/08/2016 07:22
Posted on 29/08/2016 07:22
It's the small portions that wind me up. I'm happy to have it served any which way as long as there's enough to know I've had a meal. These gastro pubs with 6 fat chips or an egg cup of mash with 3 strips of meat is a complete bummer. No one should need
to buy a takeaway on the way home from a meal with family & friends-it just ain't right. Plate?, I'll take it on a dustbin lid if there's
enough of it.
Goldie146 replied on 29/08/2016 07:35
Posted on 29/08/2016 07:35
Last Friday we went to a local pub for supper. Nothing wrong with the food or presentation. But I'm a bit of a Gin nerd and find it hard to resist buying new ones to try. So when the waitress came for our drinks order, I asked what Gins they had. "Oh, about eight - what would you like?" She was hard pushed to remember what they were, but I picked one from her list that I knew I liked. I asked for the tonic not to be added to the Gin glass. That was OK - the tonic was in it's bottle - but the Gin was more like a flower display than a drink - a tall elegant large bowled wine glass with what seemed like a punnet of strawberries in it with the odd rose petal.. I sent it back and asked for GIn without the fruit. No problem. Butt the replacement had nine large ice cubes,Sparkly and pretty but not really wanted. (I fished them out onto my serviette).
Style over substance.
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