I've refused to be drawn on Cameron in the past, simply for the obvious reactions of ''oh you're just jealous'' blah blah. But that's it now, the man is a weasel, a useless, out-of-touch, bandwagon-jumping, hypocritical piece of turd. I almost choked on my own tears of laughter when he described it as 'morally wrong''.. even before i read some of the posts on this thread regarding his inheritance and so forth.

What a complete bag, he needs getting rid of

The country has become far too socialist? ... after Thatcher, Major, Blair, Brown and now Cameron?
Bloody hell, I have heard everything now.

Survival of the fittest within a species involves a lot of them dying.
Unlike your stated beliefs, I believe in civilisation.

Mmm. You gotta admit, though, it would save the country a lot of money. You close all hospitals and surgeries, maybe chemists too, and the fittest will indeed survive but your NHS bill becomes zero, and lots of disabled and old benefit scroungers soon shuffle off their mortal coils, thus decimating your benefits payouts.

Maybe they could then use the savings to form Death Squads, to speed up the process of the least fit, who were taking their time to die.

yes, it's a great philosophy, when applied to civilised humans, I wonder why nobody thought of it before?

Are you bollox. Whenever you have been ill, have you always let nature take its course, or have you, rather hypocritically, relied on doctors or hospitals to save your unfit ass?

If you were diagnosed with cancer tomorrow, would you seek treatment, or simply sit back and accept your demise with a fatalistic Darwinian shrug?

Apparently you can do it in the microwave. The Chow Mein, I mean.

No, no. no. boil it in a pan, not in a bag, in a pan, while your mother looks on and holds her nose telling you its "chinese muck".

Ah, well you see my Mum lived in Singapore for several years and so became civilised.

Why on earth is anyone surprised that their politicians are hypocrites?

didn't Vesta also produce some sort of curry effort ? Beef curry & Rice in boil a bag form IIRC - in the late 60s my dear old ma thought it was really exotic to be cooking 'foreign muck' in the wilds of Norfolk - what I recall most was the size of the portions, about three forkfuls of Beef and one extra of Rice, what a rip off ?

Did you also boil the crispy noodles that were an integral part of a Vesta Chow Mein?

No boil in the bag bollox with Vesta, it was all boil in the pan (apart from the crispy noodles of course)

Probably, my excuse being that none of us knew what crispy noodles were and "cooking" meant that everything either went in a pan on top of the stove or got cremated in the oven which was never set to anything less than "full".

But sanjunien is correct in that the portions were sufficient for a small child who wasn't very hungry and if you were lucky you'd find three small cubes of what was presumed to be some sort of meat in there - but I can still taste whatever they used for flavouring in there which was probably a concoction of chemicals but we took it to be an ancient exotic chinese recipe and would boast of eating a chinese meal at school the next day.

My kids think I was born in the 1800s.

Stop talking about bloody noodles and start laying into Cameron, you lot.

OK .....
Cameron is a noodle.

did you know that " VESTA STIR FRY NOODLE" is an anagram of....

"TORY STARVED ON FLIES" ?


just saying like......