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[Graknorke]

Also the right is right.

But if you go too far right, you'll be left]

Or you'll be two wrongs. You just don't know where you'll end up.

[TD1]

Nah, if you go too far right you just get left behind.

[Eric Blank]

You get the left's behind, if you know what I mean. *winkwinknudgenudge*

[hector13]

They endorse that kind of thing though, so they shouldn't mind.

[Knit tie]

Also the right is right.

Right!

Why would that make you swing right?

What I mean is, after I saw that the people and the governments of the Heavenly 1st World West^TM are not really any better, morally speaking, than their Russian counterparts, I started growing more patriotic and pro-Russian. You can see this for yourself in the deceased Ukraine thread and the still alive Russia thread.

[hector13]

Hey, you're in my home town. I assumed you were American heh. Sorry.

Low-level public workers are usually morons.

In saying that, low-level workers everywhere are usually morons... the government ones are usually just a higher quality of moron, because they think that with the power of government behind them, they must be awesome.

[Knit tie]

Hey, you're in my home town.

Edinburgh? We should meet for drinks.

the government ones are usually just a higher quality of moron, because they think that with the power of government behind them, they must be awesome.

Most Russian low-level government officials consider it their duty to abuse their power to generally inconvenience others around them as much as possible simply because it makes them feel more important. It's a self-esteem issue, methinks.

[hector13]

Hey, you're in my home town.

Edinburgh? We should meet for drinks.

Unfortunately I'm not in my home town. I live far away

I miss all the crap food. And Irn-Bru, oh god how I miss Irn-Bru.

[Knit tie]

Hey, you're in my home town.

Edinburgh? We should meet for drinks.

Unfortunately I'm not in my home town. I live far away

I miss all the crap food. And Irn-Bru, oh god how I miss Irn-Bru.

The food is kinda bad-tasting and beyond unhealthy except in a few select places, but the drinks are good.

[hector13]

Hey, you're in my home town.

Edinburgh? We should meet for drinks.

Unfortunately I'm not in my home town. I live far away

I miss all the crap food. And Irn-Bru, oh god how I miss Irn-Bru.

The food is kinda bad-tasting and beyond unhealthy except in a few select places, but the drinks are good.

Pfft, bad tasting food. It's bloody glorious

There's a chippy and a chinese take-away on Sciennes next to Summerhall. Best places in Edinburgh. The pub next door is also good.

[Caz]

Hey, you're in my home town.

Edinburgh? We should meet for drinks.

Unfortunately I'm not in my home town. I live far away

I miss all the crap food. And Irn-Bru, oh god how I miss Irn-Bru.

The food is kinda bad-tasting and beyond unhealthy except in a few select places, but the drinks are good.

The Brewdog Bar in Cowgate has pretty good food and great drinks. Unfortunately it's full of hipsters. :/

[Knit tie]

I, personally, prefer Fishers in the City for seafood, Mum's Comfort Food for everything else, Yes Sushi for amazing and cheap ramen and Mussel and Steak bar for when I'm feeling fancy.

[Kadzar]

Hey, you're in my home town.

Edinburgh? We should meet for drinks.

Unfortunately I'm not in my home town. I live far away

I miss all the crap food. And Irn-Bru, oh god how I miss Irn-Bru.

The food is kinda bad-tasting and beyond unhealthy except in a few select places, but the drinks are good.

The way the guy looks at the "Mum" in the main picture, I can't help but feel that they are probably definitely trying to appeal to some sort of Oedipal fetish.

[Frumple]

Methinks you're just projecting, comrade.

[Eric Blank]

We can always ask Freud. Freud is always relevant.