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What do people call it Lunch or dinner time  :I'm a complete mofleakin Deak

Lunch  :I'm a complete mofleakin Deak

I tend to eat it rather than converse with it.

Lunch....I wasn't allowed to call it dinner when I was a child, even though at school, we had dinner ladies!!!

i'm having pizzatime right now.

is that a snack?

brunch

I just eat when I'm hungry, I call it food O'clock.

i like that :clap:

leftovers from last night's dinner.

bassett boy seems to be pushing the 80% bollocks boundaries somewhat recently.

Excellent work sir!

Lunch.

dinner time is in the evening unless it's sunday.

Thanks however it is a serious issue otherwise the fabric of our society could collapse

That happened years ago when Teatime was abolished.

Who stopped it?

Breakfast
Brunch
Dinnertime
Tiffin
Teatime
Bedtime snack
Midnight snack

In that order  :I'm a complete mofleakin Deak

what if you work shifts

Insert your shift time between said mealtimes.

Then you're gay.

Not up here they haven't.....it is a classic of Scottish hospitality to turn up on the doorstep and they will say "You'll have had your tea then". (Not true...)

It's definitely lunch... dinner is your evening meal.

dinner when I was a kid....Tea was in the evening....

Now I have grown up a bit and got all posh like, it's lunch and dinner darling !

so when the scotiish go on about a fish supper and have it at 5 oclock, is that not teatime :hmmm:

Thai people eat constantly.

And no, I am not exaggerating, they ALWAYS have something that they are munching on.

So if we have lunch, tea, then dinner will we not get fat

not long till dinner or tea?

You will have to ask them that!!  They certainly have fish suppers, haggis suppers, even mars bar suppers for tea...

 I've never really understood what high tea is.....would someone posh explain...axs?

like afternoon tea innit!!

hmmmm cakes on 3 tired stands! yummy

I said somebody posh....

It's an Indian thing

Im well posh Reg - Im like the queen  :girlchat: :harp:

You are supposed to take high tea about 6pm

High Tea = Dinner.

Tea = Tea & Scone

innit.

I've always called it lunch, unless it's going to be my main meal of the day.

Quite often when I was a student a family sized pie would be the only meal of the day. Clearly this was dinner, even if it was eaten at 3pm.

Ah...thought you'd know...should scone be pronounced like gone or bone?

JFW does being like the Queen, mean you're getting on a bit and have never done a hard days work in your life?

gone.

YEP! and I never carry any cash! and I eat swans for tea

Do you have someone to wipe your bum?

You should remember it's scone like gone...might come in useful.

Never heard of a Tiffin before, but if 4D says its true then it is. It shall become a bonefide part of my day.

does someone wipe the queens bum for her? ??

The Groom of the Stool has a responsibility to make sure the monarch's toiletry requirements are met...no honest.

It's def lunch time. 

The amount of discussions I had at work (in Leeds) arguing its lunch not dinner, dinner at lunch time is a northern thing.

Dinner is around 1pm, tea is at about 6-7pm, this is the northern way, and although I ain't from ooop north, it's always been that way for me.

The idea that dinner is the evening meal is an abomination

Think it's the industrial working class way....certainly the way for those inside.

I had no idea there was an alternative until going off to university and finding a bunch of middle class types.

 :D that's just reminded me of an Alan Partridge Sketch when he says you feed beefburgers to swans

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtURTBLuNtg (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtURTBLuNtg)