Tea or Dinner?

[L.F.C]

I call it Tea because that is what it's called.

 

What do you call it then, tea or dinner?

[RobbieOR]

Dinner.

[Woo]

Tea cos Im scouse an dat laaa.

[Section_31]

Tea - David Cameron calls it dinner.

[Uncle_Meat]

If it's at dinnertime, I call it dinner.

 

Teatime, I call it tea.

 

Simple but effective.

[L.F.C]

If it's at dinnertime, I call it dinner.

 

Teatime, I call it tea.

 

Simple but effective.

 

Some people just don't understand though mate.

[Fugitive]

Tea

[RobbieOR]

Its actually what time you have your dinner at.I take it in England you have your dinner around one we have our dinner over here about 5 or 6.It all depends on what time you have it at.

[Woo]

I never use the term 'dinner'.

 

Breakie.

 

Lunch.

 

Tea.

[Faustus]

Breakfast

 

Dinner

 

Tea

 

That's the order. Anybody who says otherwise is wrong.

[mattyq]

If i'm going out on a date it's dinner otherwise it's tea.

The meal in the middle of the day is lunch. Simple

[discuit]

Tea, Because i live in the North.

[Guest PaddyBerger15]

Uncle Meat knows.

Only Southerners, queers and lasses call the evening meal, Dinner.

There is no such meal as lunch, unless you are a pretentious fuckstain who pays 180 quid for 2 pieces of lettuce at some 'exclusive' restaurant because some other pretentious cunt wrote that it was excellent in some cunt of a magazine.

I think that should clear up any doubt or confusion.

[Anubis]

Tea - David Cameron calls it dinner.

 

Uncle Meat knows.

Only Southerners, queers and lasses call the evening meal, Dinner.

There is no such meal as lunch, unless you are a pretentious fuckstain who pays 180 quid for 2 pieces of lettuce at some 'exclusive' restaurant because some other pretentious cunt wrote that it was excellent in some cunt of a magazine.

I think that should clear up any doubt.

 

I was looking for a way to express my opinion, but it seems that S31 and Paddy have covered all the points I wanted to touch on.

[Hand Shandy]

I was looking for a way to express my opinion, but it seems that S31 and Paddy have covered all the points I wanted to touch on.

 

I'm in the same boat as the Missionary...

[Section_31]

I never use the term 'dinner'.

 

Breakie.

 

Lunch.

 

Tea.

 

See now, you've still got the most namby-pamby term in the English language showing there, the beauty of having Tea at 5pm or later is that you get to call your early-afternoon meal 'dinner'.

 

Won't you join me for a 'spot' of lunch? * giggles then snorts * spiffing!

[Guest PaddyBerger15]

See now, you've still got the most namby-pamby term in the English language showing there, the beauty of having Tea at 5pm or later is that you get to call your early-afternoon meal 'dinner'.

 

Won't you join me for some lunch? * giggles then snorts * spiffing!

 

That shit is just one short step away from drinking Pimms and then you turn into Leeson the gobbling Goblin.

[Guido]

People :

 

Breakfast

Lunch or Dinner

Tea

 

Hobbits :

 

Breakfast

Second Breakfast

Lunch

Afternoon Tea

Dinner

Supper

 

 

Everyone else is wrong so shit off.

[Scott_M]

Tea.

[DJLJ]

Don't we have this crop up about once a year?

[Remmie]

Retards.

 

Tea is something you drink.

 

We had this debate before and it was decided, by me, that it is breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner.

[Fugitive]

Brekkie

 

Dinner

 

Tea

 

Anything else is just wrong and proves that you enjoy bum fun.

[Remmie]

Brekkie

 

Dinner

 

Tea

 

Anything else is just wrong and proves that you enjoy bum fun.

Yep. Bumming is top quality and you should try shoving your cock up a fit birds arse.

 

! DINNER!

[Uncle_Meat]

At school, did you have dinner ladies or lunch ladies?

 

Did you queue up with a dinner ticket or a lunch ticket?

 

Did you envy your mates who went home at dinner hour because it meant they could watch Pipkins, Rainbow and the first 5 minutes of The Sullivans?

 

If the answer to those 3 questions is "Lunch lady", "Lunch ticket" and "I envied them going home at Lunch Hour", you probably went to the kind of school where you would get bummed senseless by the Head Boy in the showers after playing "Rugger" before going home to your detached mansion somewhere in Surrey and therefore your opinion does not count.

[Guido]

At school, did you have dinner ladies or lunch ladies?

 

Did you queue up with a dinner ticket or a lunch ticket?

 

Did you envy your mates who went home at dinner hour because it meant they could watch Pipkins, Rainbow and the first 5 minutes of The Sullivans?

 

If the answer to those 3 questions is "Lunch lady", "Lunch ticket" and "I envied them going home at Lunch Hour", you probably went to the kind of school where you would get bummed senseless by the Head Boy in the showers after playing "Rugger" before going home to your detached mansion somewhere in Surrey and therefore your opinion does not count.

 

What am i if i bummed the dinner lady with my lunch ticket?