I know exactly who is to blame for last night.

[Burney]

But I am no weak-minded socialist type, p. I understand personal responsibility and self-discipline.

Jeremy Corbyn is a non-smoking, non-drinking vegetarian whose idea of fun is apple juice.

Moral: There is no inherent merit in self-denial.

[Sir C]

Jeremy Corbyn is a non-smoking, non-drinking vegetarian whose idea of fun is apple juice.

Moral: There is no inherent merit in self-denial.

Certainly there is not. There is, however, dignity in the capacity for self-denial.

Corbyn's denial isn't an effort of will, for the ability to enjoy booze, fags and drugs is something lefties lack entirely. They are inherently incapable of feeling joy, their 'brains' being so entirely taken up with envy, jealousy, bile and sloth.

[Burney]

Certainly there is not. There is, however, dignity in the capacity for self-denial.

Corbyn's denial isn't an effort of will, for the ability to enjoy booze, fags and drugs is something lefties lack entirely. They are inherently incapable of feeling joy, their 'brains' being so entirely taken up with envy, jealousy, bile and sloth.

A fair distinction. I concur.

[World's End Stella]

End of April :rubshands:

LRK was slightly disappointing in Dec, possibly because my expectations were so high after our first visit.

He seems to have gone poncier and more traditional. Venison as the main course. I would be surprised if there was more than 100g of meat on the plate such was the ponciness. And the second course of minestrone soup was a shocker. Think of chopped grass in water.

Still go again, of course.

[Sir C]

LRK was slightly disappointing in Dec, possibly because my expectations were so high after our first visit.

He seems to have gone poncier and more traditional. Venison as the main course. I would be surprised if there was more than 100g of meat on the plate such was the ponciness. And the second course of minestrone soup was a shocker. Think of chopped grass in water.

Still go again, of course.

I don't think I would go again. Once was enough.

[Rich]

LRK was slightly disappointing in Dec, possibly because my expectations were so high after our first visit.

He seems to have gone poncier and more traditional. Venison as the main course. I would be surprised if there was more than 100g of meat on the plate such was the ponciness. And the second course of minestrone soup was a shocker. Think of chopped grass in water.

Still go again, of course.

I shall be getting myself some venison at the weekend (so long as we can find them) :bang: