As Joan McAlpine gets indigestion from the media hoo-ha over Lunchgate, I am inclined to agree. It is quite unedifying to watch the media fall on Salmond like wild-animals onto a giraffe, looking for lunch.
This is Scotland. It’s should be Dinnergate.
Tags: alex salmond, lunchgate, snp
08/02/2010 at 16:02 |
No, what is unedifying is to watch the revolting Salmond do anything, including existing. And watch you coming to his defence.
08/02/2010 at 16:08 |
This is a parody.
08/02/2010 at 17:39 |
Ah the days of dinner at 1pm, I remember them well. Unfortunately they faded away years ago and let’s not forget, in middle class circles it was always along more Anglo lines of lunch, dinner – with high tea here every day except Sunday.
High tea was usually shortened to ‘tea’ but it still included a one course meal, scones or teabread etc. and all washed down by cups of tea. No fizzy drinks for children in those days.
09/02/2010 at 15:49 |
The Record continues to dissent from all other papers on this by going with “Piegate”. I don’t think anyone has suggested pies were actually involved, but I suppose that’s catchier than “Eck-is-fat-so-don’t-vote-SNP-gate”.