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i'm eating my fingernails, as usual.
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Fuck, munties like hell. A bowl and no lunch'll get'cha. Hah. Anyway, serious hunger....What to eat? FUCK!.
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Right now I'm eating Betsy's hot spicy cocktail nuts.
In about 20 mins the doorbell will ring and it'll be the guy from the italian restaurant on the scooter with a portion of pasta penne al pesto, lasagna with 4 types of cheese and napolitana saus, and half a loaf of freshly baked bread. |
Pesto penne rocks. I used to make that where I worked. The best pasta ever, though, is farfalle in spicy bell pepper sauce. I don't remember what the sauce is called. I'm so hungry now.
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Some broccoli/noodle thing
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Burgers with a side of garlic roasted potato wedges and a fat bowl of weed for dessert.
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Supper tonight is a glass of milk, and some pitta bread with salad.
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Certainly they do. People who eat supper do, anyway!
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Not in America. Only old people and people who watch Little House on the Prairie too much.
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Dinner is lunch. Supper, is well...supper.
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No no. It goes like this:
Breakfast Elevenses Lunch Afternoon tea Tea (light meal) or dinner (serious meal) Supper |
Dinner is steak. Supper is having a bowl of soup because you can't stomach a full dinner.
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Supper is what you have before retiring to bed. Anything from a biscuit to a small meal, generally. Almost any kind of salad-based situation makes a splendid supper, I feel. Where cheese is involved, lashings of chutney is ideal.
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So dinner is supper (serious meal) and supper is just a snack?
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Dinner is a proper meal, tea is a light one, taken anytime from approximately 5pm - 7pm (the main meal of the day). Supper is partaken of late at night. It may be a snack, a small meal, or anything in between.
I rather sense that cultural differences are at work here. Soup for supper would be a ghastly faux pas; soup should only be enjoyed for lunch or as a starter at dinner. I'm rather partial to cream of asparagus, personally. |
Yes, so it would seem. I'm only familiar with breakfast, lunch (sometimes dinner), supper, and various other, spastic food orgies anywhere between breakfast and breakfast the next day.
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Depends who you are, and where you're from, doesn't it? I've been mocked for using the word 'lunch' instead of 'dinner' by certain types. Tschh - bunch of savages in my town.
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In America, officially, we have "breakfast" in the morning, "lunch" around noon, and "dinner" around 5-6 PM. Technically, though, each day is just one big meal.
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