Cilantro I can understand, but celery? Sure that even have flavour? To me it is just crunchy water.

This will not happen.

Hell, the highest office in the UK is still the Privy Council. And yes, privy means privy.

That's. The. Joke.

The booze isn't important in that the guests are necessarily drunk, but the presence of booze acts as a sort of symbolism. Booze signifies turning what might be a formal, work event into something more relaxed and freewheeling, even before a drop has touched your lips.

Because that isn't what brings in the bacon.

Nonsense. They have a highly diverse membership.

Hopefully, this will be the start of the end of that horrible shit show of an event. The media and the politicians are not supposed to be best mates hanging out together. Frankly, the only good thing about the Trump dumpster fire is that he is reminding the press that their job is NOT to maintain access, but to report…

"Good soup" - President Donald Trump

Acorn did nothing illegal OR immoral.

It's weird, but just so fucking delightful.

They are both millionaires who somehow appeal to poor folks.

Great Job Bus Stop!

The weird thing is that they are expected to.

Yeah, they put it on forms, but they don't expect to be addressed as Dr Smith in regular conversation.

That would be Americans again. In the UK nobody calls professors by their title. Not students, not fellow staff.

No. It isnt on him. It is on the people who use the title. He does not get referred to, or addressed as Chef Ramsay in his British shows.

On the actual line, when taking an instruction the reply "Yes chef" sounds ok and makes sense given the hectic nature of a kitchen, but to refer to him, in the third person as "Chef Ramsay", just sounds silly. I think Americans are more keen on honorific in daily life that we Brits are.

In the British shows, people do call him Gordon.

I wish I could plate up well. I can cook pretty damned well, but my meals always look deeply pedestrian and uninspired.