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The Takeover Thread - Duchatelet Finally Sells (Jan 2020)

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  • Are we there yet?
  • Scoham said:

    Chizz said:

    The three meals you can eat each day are either breakfast, lunch and dinner, in that order; or breakfast, lunch and supper, in that order.

    Dinner is never served in the middle of the day.

    Yes is a drink not a meal. Although you can have sandwiches, biscuits, cake or bread and jam with tea.

    Fact.

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    Dirty northerners.
    I think it was more of a class thing than south v north.

    I grew up in working class London and we called it Tea.
    So did I but we called it dinner.

  • edited June 2018

    Scoham said:

    Chizz said:

    The three meals you can eat each day are either breakfast, lunch and dinner, in that order; or breakfast, lunch and supper, in that order.

    Dinner is never served in the middle of the day.

    Yes is a drink not a meal. Although you can have sandwiches, biscuits, cake or bread and jam with tea.

    Fact.

    image
    Dirty northerners.
    I think it was more of a class thing than south v north.

    I grew up in working class London and we called it Tea.
    So did I but we called it dinner.

    Pah, we called it evening meal, i.e. breakfast, lunch and evening meal :wink: .
  • edited June 2018
    At school, it was always called dinner time for mid-day meal.
  • We had dinner tickets at my senior school and dinner time although the posh kids called this lunchtime.
  • Chizz said:

    The three meals you can eat each day are either breakfast, lunch and dinner, in that order; or breakfast, lunch and supper, in that order.

    Dinner is never served in the middle of the day.

    Yes is a drink not a meal. Although you can have sandwiches, biscuits, cake or bread and jam with tea.

    Fact.

    If you're working class and from the midlands or north, you may well eat breakfast, dinner and tea, in that order.
    Well then you'd have to take a long, hard look at yourself.
  • Just had some very very ITK info passed to me....



































    Roland calls it tea.

    He can eat shit.
    Shit-tea
  • I think the 'tea postings' are to cover that embarrassing time - you know after someone gets told off - and no one really knows where to look or what to say :neutral:
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  • RedChaser said:

    Scoham said:

    Chizz said:

    The three meals you can eat each day are either breakfast, lunch and dinner, in that order; or breakfast, lunch and supper, in that order.

    Dinner is never served in the middle of the day.

    Yes is a drink not a meal. Although you can have sandwiches, biscuits, cake or bread and jam with tea.

    Fact.

    image
    Dirty northerners.
    I think it was more of a class thing than south v north.

    I grew up in working class London and we called it Tea.
    So did I but we called it dinner.

    Pah, we called it evening meal, i.e. breakfast, lunch and evening meal :wink: .
    Do you own a bed n breakfast?
  • Scoham said:

    Chizz said:

    The three meals you can eat each day are either breakfast, lunch and dinner, in that order; or breakfast, lunch and supper, in that order.

    Dinner is never served in the middle of the day.

    Yes is a drink not a meal. Although you can have sandwiches, biscuits, cake or bread and jam with tea.

    Fact.

    image
    Dirty northerners.
    I think it was more of a class thing than south v north.

    I grew up in working class London and we called it Tea.
    We called it food, and weren't we pleased when we got some
  • edited June 2018

    RedChaser said:

    Scoham said:

    Chizz said:

    The three meals you can eat each day are either breakfast, lunch and dinner, in that order; or breakfast, lunch and supper, in that order.

    Dinner is never served in the middle of the day.

    Yes is a drink not a meal. Although you can have sandwiches, biscuits, cake or bread and jam with tea.

    Fact.

    image
    Dirty northerners.
    I think it was more of a class thing than south v north.

    I grew up in working class London and we called it Tea.
    So did I but we called it dinner.

    Pah, we called it evening meal, i.e. breakfast, lunch and evening meal :wink: .
    Do you own a bed n breakfast?
    Cmon Elfs, not if we had evening meals = half / full board hotel / guest house :wink: .
  • Whats the big obsession with the number of post? Have I missed something? So what if it reaches 1,000 pages.
  • CH4RLTON said:

    Whats the big obsession with the number of post? Have I missed something? So what if it reaches 1,000 pages.

    If you go back 43-pages you’d see that no internet chat forum thread (not even one as dull as this) has ever reached 1,000 pages before and there are several warnings about what may happen.
    It may be only as worrisome as the Y2K bug in that all the clocks in our houses will stop twice a day or it may reach proper “cats and dogs living together” type Armageddon.

    With this in mind we’re all limiting our posts to only post the most accurate and worthy content onto this thread before it discombobulates.....

    “There is no doucher.......only Zuuuuuul”
  • edited June 2018
    Ah crap, you both bested me
  • At school, it was always called dinner time for mid-day meal.

    And in my day the staff behind the jump were dinner ladies and you went home for tea.

    Sunday lunch was the exception.

    That said, meals should be breakfast, elevensies, lunch, tea, dinner, supper.
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  • Redrobo said:

    At school, it was always called dinner time for mid-day meal.

    And in my day the staff behind the jump were dinner ladies and you went home for tea.

    Sunday lunch was the exception.

    That said, meals should be breakfast, elevensies, lunch, tea, dinner, supper.
    But wasn’t Sunday lunch a roast dinner???
  • edited June 2018
    31.1 pages to go.
  • constipated!
  • Twenty minutes and nothing new to say.
  • Ffs
    Night all
  • Fumbluff said:

    Redrobo said:

    At school, it was always called dinner time for mid-day meal.

    And in my day the staff behind the jump were dinner ladies and you went home for tea.

    Sunday lunch was the exception.

    That said, meals should be breakfast, elevensies, lunch, tea, dinner, supper.
    But wasn’t Sunday lunch a roast dinner???
    You are sounding a bit French there if you don’t mind me saying.

    It is Sunday lunch, and we have a roast dinner. Can’t see the contradiction myself.
  • Pudding or dessert?
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