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Poll: Which is correct in your part of the country.
Breakfast - Dinner - Tea 97 (51.87%)
Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner 90 (48.13%)


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Sam
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Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

It sounds a bit fucking stupid if say you wanna take a slut out one evening and instead of saying "I'd like to take you out for dinner tonight" you say "I'd like to take you out for tea tonight"...
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
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Originally posted by CorsaLad
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Originally posted by JayM
Where I used to work there was a lad who was from Liverpool, but moved to london for about 5 years... we were all sittin in the work van, and out of no-were he says "So whats for lunch guys" he was ripped for the rest of his time in our place


Bet he was well gutted



Serves him right imo, fairy


well its better than saying whats for tea guys
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ken..what?
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quote:
Originally posted by Sam
Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

It sounds a bit fucking stupid if say you wanna take a slut out one evening and instead of saying "I'd like to take you out for dinner tonight" you say "I'd like to take you out for tea tonight"...


Mr Sam has a point.
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I think this thread is confusing me lol it is breakfast dinner tea end of

[Edited on 21-02-2007 by CorsaKen1]
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quote:
Originally posted by Sam
Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

It sounds a bit fucking stupid if say you wanna take a slut out one evening and instead of saying "I'd like to take you out for dinner tonight" you say "I'd like to take you out for tea tonight"...


Sam "My phone bill goes up, if theres a slag on the scene"

"if say you wanna take a slut out one evening and instead of saying "I'd like to take you out for dinner tonight" you say "I'd like to take you out for tea tonight"

Legend.

[Edited on 21-02-2007 by Whittie]
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quote:
Originally posted by CorsaKen1
I think this thread is confusing me lol it is breakfast dinner tea end of

[Edited on 21-02-2007 by CorsaKen1]


Its lunch. EVERYBODY will agree on that
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Breaky Lunch Dinner Supper
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quote:
Originally posted by Sam
Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

It sounds a bit fucking stupid if say you wanna take a slut out one evening and instead of saying "I'd like to take you out for dinner tonight" you say "I'd like to take you out for tea tonight"...



Going out for a meal is going out for dinner

Having an evening meal at home is definately tea
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breakfast, dinner, tea
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When I take the bint out we still call it going out for tea.
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Its breakfast>dinner>tea

if you ask a girl out, you ask her out for a meal.

mabey it dont sound as classy, but neither are the birds

[Edited on 21-02-2007 by Gary]
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quote:
Originally posted by joe6886
When I take the bint out we still call it going out for tea.


Tea is more homely

Eg

You go out for dinner when you don't really know them, but when they come to your house to meet your parents they come over for tea.

Its an exact science
Gary
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quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
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Originally posted by joe6886
When I take the bint out we still call it going out for tea.


Tea is more homely

Eg

You go out for dinner when you don't really know them, but when they come to your house to meet your parents they come over for tea.

Its an exact science



Agreed
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quote:
Originally posted by lynny_sxi
breakfast, dinner, tea


breakfast, LUNCH, tea
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Nah still tea Matthew.
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quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
quote:
Originally posted by lynny_sxi
breakfast, dinner, tea


breakfast, LUNCH, tea



breakfast> dinner > tea!!
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quote:
Originally posted by corb
Tea, is something you drink ffs

Try tackling this with a knife and fork


Agree with corb, if anything tea sounds more poncy than dinner you northern fairies
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary
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Originally posted by Whittie
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Originally posted by lynny_sxi
breakfast, dinner, tea


breakfast, LUNCH, tea



breakfast> dinner > tea!!


Go to a pub.

"Lunch Menu"
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quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
quote:
Originally posted by lynny_sxi
breakfast, dinner, tea


breakfast, LUNCH, tea


you know nothing
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definatly breakfast - dinner and tea
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quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle
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Originally posted by corb
Tea, is something you drink ffs

Try tackling this with a knife and fork


Agree with corb, if anything tea sounds more poncy than dinner you northern fairies



Us northeners are not fairys!
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Oh dear. LUNCH.

Dinner is a more formal tea.

Dinner is not lunch.

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