What the f uck are you having for Dinner thread..

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Style said:
I'm probaly the only person that does this, but do you ever time your dinner so its ready for the start of a program. For some reason i get annoyed if i sit down to eat dinner in front of the tv and adverts are on it pisses me off.
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No I just press pause.. <ok>
 
returnofthesweatband:3394179 said:
Funny old game cricket.. Sure something similar happened to Worcester..

I don't follow the county game though. So have no idea about any of it really.

Quite looking forward to going to the premiership rugby this season, we've expanded the ground a bit more so is easier to get tickets.. And they sell beer i Tn two pint glasses. <ok>
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That's the ground right on the side of the M5 isn't it? Looks a tidy little place. Bores me to ****ing tears club rugby. Don't mind the European stuff though. They reckon rugby is the number one sport down here. Having visited the liberty stadium on many occasions to watch both Swansea and Ospreys I can confirm this is utter bollocks.
 
Rusholme Ruffian said:
A Manc isn't a Manchester United fan. A Manc is a person from Manchester. By the same token, scouser is someone from Liverpool, not a Liverpool fan. Therefore KPR is ****ing paddy and Baz is a cider drinking farmer yokel prick, neither are scousers or should be referred to as such. Watching brookside does not qualify you as scouse and supporting United doesn't make you a Manc. Just saying. They're ****ing halfwits. Again, ****s.
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Oh come on baz uses the phrase soft lad in an attempt to make himself more scouse like..
 
Style:3394171 said:
I'm probaly the only person that does this, but do you ever time your dinner so its ready for the start of a program. For some reason i get annoyed if i sit down to eat dinner in front of the tv and adverts are on it pisses me off.
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I have my dinner at dinner time which usually means I'm at work so the telly is nowhere in sight. Tea, that's another matter.
 
Rusholme Ruffian said:
That's the ground right on the side of the M5 isn't it? Looks a tidy little place. Bores me to ****ing tears club rugby. Don't mind the European stuff though. They reckon rugby is the number one sport down here. Having visited the liberty stadium on many occasions to watch both Swansea and Ospreys I can confirm this is utter bollocks.
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Yeah thats the fecker:. There building more **** up there.. The stadium is pretty good now.. Has been for a few years but they keep expanding it.. I get what you mean re club stuff being boring, I just like to go watch a fight and get pissed in the stands.. It's also ok if you play a decent side with a few internationals in..
 
Thought so.

My Nana loved cricket, must of done some good, she lived until she was 102 although... it could of been the whiskey and cigar before bed.
 
returnofthesweatband:3394272 said:
Rusholme Ruffian said:
A Manc isn't a Manchester United fan. A Manc is a person from Manchester. By the same token, scouser is someone from Liverpool, not a Liverpool fan. Therefore KPR is ****ing paddy and Baz is a cider drinking farmer yokel prick, neither are scousers or should be referred to as such. Watching brookside does not qualify you as scouse and supporting United doesn't make you a Manc. Just saying. They're ****ing halfwits. Again, ****s.
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Oh come on baz uses the phrase soft lad in an attempt to make himself more scouse like..
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I know, and gets all righteous when someone gets shot in Manchester. What the **** does that have to do with him? He's from ****ing Yeovil! It's not his patch, **** off and moan about Taunton you ****.
 
Rusholme Ruffian said:
No! Breakfast, dinner, tea, supper. I am a northern Bastard and that's how it is.
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Right so if you take the mrs out at night for food you say we're going out for tea or dinner?? I stay in for tea go out for dinner..

I have lunch at lunch time.. Tea at tea time.. Go out for dinner.. Don't have dinner at lunch time as that's lunch.. It's weird the whole dinner / tea thing as we say both.. But lunch is lunch..
 
So theoretically you could have dinner twice? See that's just weird. And which makes it wrong .. See you can't have dinner at lunch time then go out to dinner at night.. So basically the midlands way of breakfast, lunch, tea/dinner is technically correct as thusly we can't have lunch at two different times of day..
 
I said possibly. I personally don't go out TO dinner. I go out for a meal. Who the **** really says going out to dinner? Posh idiots, that's who. In for tea, out for a meal. In for dinner, out for lunch. Maybe.
 
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