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re: cheapness - Not everyone goes to these things with the secondary objective of getting wrecked. I tend to, but then that's usually my secondary objective, at barbemeets, Xmas, work, the library... not everyone is in as advanced a state of deterioration as myself and the good 'rat.
re: the subject of this and the other thread concerning the birthday bash... I would have thought that turning up to wish Rothkoid a bappy hirthday would be sufficient reason to come. spooky and myself will be unable to afford to get totally wankered, as it happens, especially if we're buying the B-boy a couple, as is traditional. You're welcome to hang with us if everyone else starts to become too repetitive for you - of course, I can't promise we won't repeat ourselves, but it won't be through inebriation.
Finally - Pubs are easy. They're ready made for casual attendance, have room in abundance for people to sit and chat, and are usually easy to find for non-locals. They also have the advantage of staff to tify and clean up after you. Lots of reasons, really, English pub culture being what it is. But a different sort of meet can always be arranged for another time. Like going to see a play (done that), organising a jam session (done that)... |
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(But don't do it without your fez on...) 
fooooood!