What did you all have for your lunch today

[jayohaitchenn]

And I still can't sleep. Gay.

[Talk Talk]

Lunch was a ham and mustard sandwich.

Dinner was a take away from Spicy Temptations in Moredon. Man - their chicken curry in lime pickle is to die for.

Anyway - what's all this "what did you have for tea" shit? Tea is a late afternoon snack consisting of well, the tea drink and sandwiches, biscuits or fruit. Or preferably some sort of pansy bread prawn thing with the crusts cut off.

Jesus. The early evening meal is dinner. Get yourselves a life and a copy of Debrett's.

[flammableBen]

Language free market. If we want to call our evening meal tea then that's what it's called. Unless you think there should be a government body set up to make sure that people stick to the classic archaic definitions for meal time terms?

[Talk Talk]

Language free market. If we want to call our evening meal tea then that's what it's called. Unless you think there should be a government body set up to make sure that people stick to the classic archaic definitions for meal time terms?

FFS, I don't even want a government. What I do want is classic archaic definitions for meal time terms.

How about we start calling beer 'piss' or bacon 'pigshit'?

Nope, I thought not. It just grates.

[flammableBen]

That doesn't really work though.

I think a better analogy would be calling beer 'mead' or bacon 'ham'.

[Bogus Dave]

i had a blt for lunch nomnomnom

and chines4e for dinne4r. much monage

[nochee]

Half an hour!

[axs]

Lamb and coriander tagine, very nice.

[Samdy Gray]

FFS, I don't even want a government. What I do want is classic archaic definitions for meal time terms.

How about we start calling beer 'piss' or bacon 'pigshit'?

Nope, I thought not. It just grates.

Well blame primary schools then, because they always called lunch 'dinner' (i.e. dinner time) when I was younger.