PJMCC1UK said:strongbowholic said:I think it's more the fact he's tweeting pics of the menu rather than what he is eating. What purpose does it serve? Should he not be resolving the world's problems rather than thinking "By golly! I know what they want! Screw world poverty, hunger, war, famine, pestilence and financial meltdown, they'll all want to know what I am scranning down for my evening nosebag!"PJMCC1UK said:Ah the old socialist outrage rears it's head again.
It's a meeting of world leaders. Do you somehow expect that they would serve them last nights leftovers or burgers from Farm Foods? I doubt any of the poor you feel so outraged for follow him on Twitter anyway so he's hardly doing it to rub peoples faces in it.
Quite frankly it's not that impressive if we were talking extortionate banquets.
I'm sure the press releases from the meetings will answer anything else. This is a twitter account. And there are plenty of people out there who have this thing for tweeting pics of what they are eating.
And this was his full tweet.
''David Cameron @David_Cameron 22h
This is the menu for the #G8UK dinner. I’ll chair a discussion on tax, trade, transparency and Syria at 830 tonight pic.twitter.com/GAWDxvEDkI''
No this is definitely socialist outrage.
There may be plenty of people who tweet pics of what they're eating but all that shows is there are plenty of sad, needy, attention seeking fucktards who need to get out more on the net - Twitter and Facebook being the daddy's of 'look what I've had for dinner, aren't I a **** for taking a pic and posting it for everyone to see'
The fact that our PM feels like he needs to join in is up to him I suppose, the menu itself is hardly the stuff that should instigate any kind of uproar, in fact I have the rotary club at my place every other week and they have something very similar for 19.95 a head.
Can't wait until he shows us all what level he's got to on Candy Crush..