Quite proud of this
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Me neither i don’t think
Dinner + games / film: yeah sounds like a great night
Dinner party: not interested, sorry
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I have
Oh sorry, misread that you put dinner party - I thought you said a McDonalds birthday party
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When i picture a dinner party i just imagine a really long debate about separating the art from the artist
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Isn’t that a dinner party?
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No that’s dinner + games / film
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Would rather just drink. Would feel anxious if I went to someone’s knowing we had to go through the palava of eating.
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Most people aren’t good at cooking food imo.
‘having friends round for dinner’ is the ultimate ‘i’m an adult’ flex imo.
I do sometimes have mates round and i’ll do some dinner, but it’s always a precursor to going out somewhere else, sinking tins in the living room, board game night etc. I would never say ‘come round for dinner’. I would never say that.
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How many people do you need for it to be a dinner party?
I just dont think dinner tables are designed to be sat around for more than half an hour at a time
‘putting the world to rights’
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feel that proletarians would never refer to going round someone’s place for dinner as a dinner party either. probably the most bougie thing to have been created by mankind. Just imagine sitting around awkwardly talking to Richard E Grant clones about arthouse films and investment banking.
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Folk who have people round for dinner and then proceed to have made something are kinda annoying ill admit, it should be a takeaway with your choice of meal and sides eaten on their table
- I host dinner parties
- I don’t host dinner parties
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- I enjoy going to dinner parties
- I don’t enjoy going to dinner parties
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2nd paragraph almost reads like Dril.
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Massive pasta bake and garlic bread, maybe a tin each on the house. That’s as far as I’ll go.
This.
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