[Kate!]

Religion or Politics definitely.

[Beso]

How **** the cook was

[Crimson Dynamo]

I dont think anyone on tibb goes to dinner parties tbh

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I dont think anyone on tibb goes to dinner parties tbh

Speak for yourself....I regularly attend soirees

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Speak for yourself....I regularly attend soirees

[Oliver_W]

Politics and religion can make for lively debates, as long as the attendees know how to conduct themselves and don't just screech insults or go on self-aggrandising rants.

Bad dinner table discussions are disimpaction and vivisection #yumyum

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

[Cherie]

We all watch Come Dine with me and dream LT

I actually hate cooking for friends and actively avoid it, but when I have had the occasional dinner party politics and definitely Brexit are to be avoided

Mr C was slagging off Brexiteers on a recent trip to Spain when we ran into our neighbours and it was clear from the looks on their faces they had voted out so I had to intervene as he wasn't picking up the signals

[Crimson Dynamo]

Brexit would be the worst topic would think, the old religion and politics cliche does not work as literally no one is religious anymore and as such would not care.

[Oliver_W]

Brexit is boring af now

[joeysteele]

At present, politics inc brexit.

Any dinner functions I go to, whether smaller dinner group or a bigger function.

I'd avoid politics.
I've never seen a divide as bad as there is now.

I admit I'm less tolerant myself too.
Positions now just seem to keep hardening.

[smudgie]

Nothing is taboo at my dinner parties.
Apart from me being nosey about my kids relationships of course

[Calderyon]

This meal tastes funny/disgusting. Who made it?

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

[Cal.]

Brexit, religion, politics and money