Off Topic Breakfast, Dinner, Tea v Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Suprised the cheeky ****s never asked for a hot drink also...Maybe they should have asked for a coffee with their tea.

 

I’m still seeing some people on and off here calling their tea, Dinner, They need to grow up, Who has their “Dinner” at 5pm, .

 

Children?

Normal adults have it from 7 onwards.

Why is this such a big issue for you? Lots of words are different regionally. I bet you have some mad words for bread rolls.

 

ask? **** that, just go into the kitchen and make it yourself and search the cupboards for biscuits

 

I watched a porn film backwards tonight, saw a plumber hoovering spunk off a girls face, break the washing machine and leave.

 

Breakfast in the morning
Lunch at lunchtime 12-2pm
Dinner anytime between 5 and 8pm

Tea is a snack between lunch and dinner

 

That is pretty much it. If you compare it to the rest of Europe, I use Italians in this example;

Colazione - Breakfast in the morning
Pranzo - Lunch
Cena - Dinner (although much later than the Brits due to the siesta working hours and the heat).

 

No one eats dinner at 5pm. As they are not special needs and have jobs. Dinner is eaten after 6.

 

Children ?

 

Tend not to eat them.

If I did I reckon I’d have them for breakfast.