Dinner parties getting far better

[Oskar 594]

I am somewhat miffed at not getting invites to these sorts of dinner parties:

New craze sees middle-class women serving up the drug MDMA in BRIE at dinner parties - so the conversation flows more easily

    A new trend for serving French cheese laced with the drug MDMA is emerging
    Middle-class women say 'brieing' is guaranteed to cheer up a dinner party
    A powdered version of the drug is sprinkled in the middle of the soft cheese
    The drug claimed 63 lives in 2016 up from just 8 in 2010

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5744875/New-craze-sees-middle-class-women-serving-drug-MDMA-BRIE.html

The sort of parties I go to we serve baked camenbert with garlic, thyme and these Swedish crispbreads https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/254592139

Meh.

[Fully Detached 2,781]

If it gives the guests something to talk about other than the value of their houses, I'm all for it.

[Wight Flight 11,909]

1 minute ago, Oskar said:

I am somewhat miffed at not getting invites to these sorts of dinner parties:

New craze sees middle-class women serving up the drug MDMA in BRIE at dinner parties - so the conversation flows more easily

    A new trend for serving French cheese laced with the drug MDMA is emerging
    Middle-class women say 'brieing' is guaranteed to cheer up a dinner party
    A powdered version of the drug is sprinkled in the middle of the soft cheese
    The drug claimed 63 lives in 2016 up from just 8 in 2010

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5744875/New-craze-sees-middle-class-women-serving-drug-MDMA-BRIE.html

The sort of parties I go to we serve baked camenbert with garlic, thyme and these Swedish crispbreads https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/254592139

Meh.

That's because you are in Tescos. You need to go to Waitrose for the good stuff.

[Wight Flight 11,909]

1 minute ago, Fully Detached said:

If it gives the guests something to talk about other than the value of their houses, I'm all for it.

That's one of the reasons I don't do dinner parties anymore.

That and the fact that I have no friends left.

[swiss_democracy_for_all 7,015]

Just now, Cunning Plan said:

That's one of the reasons I don't do dinner parties anymore.

That and the fact that I have no friends left.

Onesie loves you, and your dog did. It's not all bad.

[Wight Flight 11,909]

Just now, swiss_democracy_for_all said:

Onesie loves you, and your dog did. It's not all bad.

Maybe. But she had shit table manners.

And the dog wasn't much better.

[Reebo 579]

When I was into recreational drugs in the early 00's you couldn't get actual MDMA for the life in you, as it seemed the E's then were a poor copy of the stuff people got in the 90's. Now middle class wankers are putting it in cheese FFS.

I was too late for it before, and now I'm not posh enough

[Libspero 2,519]

Nothing new..  apparently the Victorians used to grow angel's trumpets ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brugmansia ) and let the flower's nectar drip in their tea at parties to liven things up a bit.

[ccc 3,737]

Well if my experience of the stuff is anything to go by they will have zero memory of what actually happened the next morning - but be shown many a photo of them having the time of their life.

Its memory eraser. 

[spygirl 11,066]

Cant stand cheese.

[dgul 6,196]

I'd say a low level MDMA might be quite a reasonable idea; it should lower inhibitions but not actually have an effect on behaviour (if low level enough).  I'd imagine LSD (again, at doses way lower than normal) would have a similar (well different in specifics, but potentially similar in usefulness) effect.  I don't know about deaths -- both e and lsd have ginormous ld50s -- they're way safer than alcohol, certainly.  I suppose that pre-supposes that a clean enough source can be obtained -- presumably middle-aged housewives know how to get this stuff (or synthesise it).

[I'd add that it would almost certainly would be better than cannabis at low doses -- which is effective enough but has a different set of impacts on behaviour]

Edited May 18, 2018 by dgul

[onlyme 3,183]

1 hour ago, Libspero said:

Nothing new..  apparently the Victorians used to grow angel's trumpets ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brugmansia ) and let the flower's nectar drip in their tea at parties to liven things up a bit.

Pass........

These hallucinations are often characterized by complete loss of awareness that one is hallucinating, disconnection from reality, and amnesia of the episode, such as one example reported in Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience of a young man who amputated his own penis and tongue after drinking only 1 cup of Brugmansia tea

 

[Libspero 2,519]

Just now, onlyme said:

Pass........

These hallucinations are often characterized by complete loss of awareness that one is hallucinating, disconnection from reality, and amnesia of the episode, such as one example reported in Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience of a young man who amputated his own penis and tongue after drinking only 1 cup of Brugmansia tea

 

Now that’s what I call a party..  

[JackieO 4,143]

I've never been to a dinner party but if I did I'd want to go to one like this!

 

[Hopeful 8,073]

I once went to a dinner party where the host went to the bathroom where he interrupted his wife having a quickie fumble with his post-doc.

As I knew what was going on, the husband's 20 second walk to the bathroom seemed to take a frustratingly, long time

It was the best part of the evening by far.

Edited May 19, 2018 by Hopeful

[swiss_democracy_for_all 7,015]

14 hours ago, ccc said:

Well if my experience of the stuff is anything to go by they will have zero memory of what actually happened the next morning - but be shown many a photo of them having the time of their life.

Its memory eraser. 

Hmm I had a mate who dubiously claimed to have no memory of an “interesting” evening in Amsterdam on his stag do. Fair enough he’d had an E but it seemed a tad convenient, and everyone else remembered alright!

[This Time 2,005]

MDMA and food really don't mix though. I'm calling this fake news.