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over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink 
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask  "
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it? "
Noooo. Dinner at midday, tea at... well, tea time |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
Noooo. Dinner at midday, tea at... well, tea time "
Yes, but you go out for lunch! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
Noooo. Dinner at midday, tea at... well, tea time
Yes, but you go out for lunch!"
Maybe... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it? "
How wrong are you.
It's lunch at lunchtime no matter where you eat it & dinner at dinner time whether it's eaten out or in.
Honestly, I despair at times  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
How wrong are you.
It's lunch at lunchtime no matter where you eat it & dinner at dinner time whether it's eaten out or in.
Honestly, I despair at times "
By jove I think she's got it |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
How wrong are you.
It's lunch at lunchtime no matter where you eat it & dinner at dinner time whether it's eaten out or in.
Honestly, I despair at times
By jove I think she's got it "
Or maybe it's lunch and tea  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
How wrong are you.
It's lunch at lunchtime no matter where you eat it & dinner at dinner time whether it's eaten out or in.
Honestly, I despair at times
By jove I think she's got it
Or maybe it's lunch and tea "
But you have a dinner party in the evening. Not a tea party. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
How wrong are you.
It's lunch at lunchtime no matter where you eat it & dinner at dinner time whether it's eaten out or in.
Honestly, I despair at times "
What about school dinners though |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
How wrong are you.
It's lunch at lunchtime no matter where you eat it & dinner at dinner time whether it's eaten out or in.
Honestly, I despair at times
What about school dinners though "
mine took a packed lunch |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
How wrong are you.
It's lunch at lunchtime no matter where you eat it & dinner at dinner time whether it's eaten out or in.
Honestly, I despair at times
What about school dinners though
mine took a packed lunch "
Still ate it at dinner time though  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
How wrong are you.
It's lunch at lunchtime no matter where you eat it & dinner at dinner time whether it's eaten out or in.
Honestly, I despair at times
What about school dinners though
mine took a packed lunch
Still ate it at dinner time though "
According to wikipedia dinner is generally classed as the main meal of the day...just dropping that one in and watching the ripples  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
How wrong are you.
It's lunch at lunchtime no matter where you eat it & dinner at dinner time whether it's eaten out or in.
Honestly, I despair at times
What about school dinners though
mine took a packed lunch
Still ate it at dinner time though
According to wikipedia dinner is generally classed as the main meal of the day...just dropping that one in and watching the ripples "
Your Wikipedia must be diff from mine
Dinner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
https://en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki › Dinner
Mobile-friendly - However, the term "dinner" can have many different meanings depending on the culture; it may mean a meal of any size eaten at any time of day. Historically, it referred to the first meal of the day, eaten around noon, and is still sometimes used for a noontime meal, particularly if it is a large or main meal.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
Up north we say tea
That's because you Northerners are a strange breed "
Ha ha I think you'll find we are the kindest and warmest people in the country |
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
No. Its tea if eating in, dinner if eating out..
Midday meal is dinner if eating in and lunch if eating out.
Got it?
How wrong are you.
It's lunch at lunchtime no matter where you eat it & dinner at dinner time whether it's eaten out or in.
Honestly, I despair at times
By jove I think she's got it
Or maybe it's lunch and tea
But you have a dinner party in the evening. Not a tea party."
I used to hate all this when living up North. To me,
Morning = breakfast.
Afternoon = lunch.
Evening = dinner.
Tea is a drink.
"Supper" is an unGodly creation of Satan himself.
Felt like I was having a seizure when people tried to explain their names for mealtimes up there... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
Up north we say tea
That's because you Northerners are a strange breed
Ha ha I think you'll find we are the kindest and warmest people in the country "
Indeedy  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
Up north we say tea
That's because you Northerners are a strange breed
Ha ha I think you'll find we are the kindest and warmest people in the country
Indeedy "
Absolutely  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
Up north we say tea
That's because you Northerners are a strange breed
Ha ha I think you'll find we are the kindest and warmest people in the country "
Calling everyone love doesn't make you the kindest & warmest people so there |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just cooked the scrumiest fish gumbo with cauliflower rice.
Fuck I'm an amazing cook!
I bet im better
I sense a virtual cook off.... "
Bring it on...haha.
Actual stuff you cook. No nicking stuff off masterchef |
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"Tea? That's a drink
What's for dinner? is the correct thing to ask
Up north we say tea
That's because you Northerners are a strange breed
Ha ha I think you'll find we are the kindest and warmest people in the country
Calling everyone love doesn't make you the kindest & warmest people so there "
Love? I kept getting called a duck!
"E'yup, duck, y'alright?". |
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