Come Dine With Me -general opinions?

sniffy · 29 Aug 2008 at 17:47

Do it!

The bloke who narrates that actually makes a typical cooking/reality show into something very amusing.

Hedge · 29 Aug 2008 at 18:00

Was funny as hell today, been a good week.

I like this show a lot actually

pitchfork · 29 Aug 2008 at 18:03

Sorry but I would say I'm working class and damn proud of it. I like my fun, I like my freinds and I like cigarettes and booze. Don't give a toss what my neighbours think or really what anyone thinks.

What would you say middle class is?
I can think of nothing more horrible than being a middle class family, mummys a lawyer, daddys an accountant, he drives an suv and mows the lawn, he wears a boring shirt and tie even when not in the office. They have dinner parties and plan all their conversation to look fun and clever.

fini · 29 Aug 2008 at 18:06

pitchfork said:
I can think of nothing more horrible than being a middle class family, mummys a lawyer, daddys an accountant, he drives an suv and mows the lawn, he wears a boring shirt and tie even when not in the office. They have dinner parties and plan all their conversation to look fun and clever.

So you have a problem with people who have successful careers, nice cars, look after their house/garden and dress smartly????

Zogger · 29 Aug 2008 at 18:12

pitchfork you would be amazing on come dine with me. I propose that you and fini apply..

Skidder · 29 Aug 2008 at 18:19

pitchfork said:
Sorry but I would say I'm working class and damn proud of it. I like my fun, I like my freinds and I like cigarettes and booze. Don't give a toss what my neighbours think or really what anyone thinks.

What would you say middle class is?
I can think of nothing more horrible than being a middle class family, mummys a lawyer, daddys an accountant, he drives an suv and mows the lawn, he wears a boring shirt and tie even when not in the office. They have dinner parties and plan all their conversation to look fun and clever.

haha

Middle class means like the vast majority of the country I'm not shackled to some misconception that I am, by virtue of where i was born and who my parents are, unable to change my lot in life.

Does anyone live like you described? What does it mean to be working class? What is there to be proud of? Pat yourself on the back for not broadening your horizons.

Probably not for this thread I guess. I think you may be living in a make believe world constructed from watching bad 1970s classwar sitcoms.