Look, you eat your dinner at dinner time and your tea at tea time and anyone who tells you otherwise is a bleeding poof!

Daily running order is thus....



Yer Breakfast

Yer 10 o'clock

Yer Dinner

Yer 3 o'clock

Yer Tea

Yer Supper



Its the law.

Blimey, when you're on the scales and you look down, can you see the scales anymore ?

I'm just big boned......

No, I'm not, even though it would be a desirable state of affairs

In the Navy we had



0700 : scran

1200 : scran

1700 : scran

2100 : nine 'o' clockers

From Oldham, living in St Helens, Head of yr 8 in Oldham secondary.



The midday break is called lunchtime or dinnertime or both in one sentence. "im in detention at dinner miss so can I eat my lunch in your office?" Or I'm having a hot dinner at lunch today"



The evening meal is always, always tea though.

At Mintball Mansions, the small, midday meal is lunch. Because it's a small, midday meal.



Dinner is the main meal of the day. In the evening. At dinnertime.



So there.

What do you feed Wigan_Fan down in the cellar?

Omelettes made with fried, left-over duck skin.

Think them Nigerians must have had him for dinner.

He's been M.I.A for a long time.

Oh, he's still out there.



He's simply not here, for reasons that were very clear at the time.



A shame, because he brought a much-needed intelligent right/right of centre voice, but there you go.

Most people use eggs

And many than add a filling or topping.

"Made with" not "made from".

Are you sure you weren't shagging him, and poor old tb caught you in the act, doing the dirty on him? You did invite him back to your pad for drinkiepoos after all.

No.



But it's terribly traditional and conservative of you to assume that tb would be thus outraged.





However, back on topic.



Today is an exception, since it's the first of my Christmas lunches. At lunch time. So there won't need to be much of a dinner tonight.

As it's your main meal of today, won't it be your dinner, by your own definition?

Thank you tb, does pedantry and a fungus-face go hand in hand?

Shouldn't that be "Do pendantry and a fungus-face..." rather than "Does ...." ?

By definition of the person who invited me, it was a lunch. At lunchtime.

Ah, a sandwich.

Should've said.

Were you looking in the mirror as you typed that?

Dinner at dinnertime and tea at teatime.

I went to [url=http://www.dinnerbyheston.comDinner[/url for my lunch today. Going for my tea next tuesday.