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what u having for supper?

  1. Originally posted by vindicktive vinny are dinners and supper the same thing in england ?

    Dinner in England is lunch, but here in America Dinner and Supper are often used in reference to what in England would be called your Tea (evening meal).

    When someone in England says "what's for tea" they are not talking about the drink.

    ETA: Supper in England is like a late night snack...a slice or toast or something
  2. Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson You people disgust me…reviving this thread when there is a perfectly good "What's for dinner" thread in the CORRECT "ORAL indulgences" category.

    FInally someone around here fucking gets it
  3. WellHung Black Hole
    Tara is having anything that does not run away from her for dinner this evening
  4. Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Dinner in England is lunch, but here in America Dinner and Supper are often used in reference to what in England would be called your Tea (evening meal).

    When someone in England says "what's for tea" they are not talking about the drink.

    ETA: Supper in England is like a late night snack…a slice or toast or something

    what about hi-tea.
  5. Originally posted by vindicktive vinny what about hi-tea.

    What about it
  6. wjat its about
  7. Originally posted by vindicktive vinny wjat its about


    It's about Victorians sitting out on their lawn having tea and scones while the maid pours the tea for them...it's not real anymore.
  8. i c.
  9. CandyRein Black Hole
    When Butt and I got steak that day it was a 3 pack and Butt had the bright idea to make cheese steaks with the left over steak

    Sautéed onions and garlic with provolone cheese and fries ..also had a nice salad too ..

    Wayyyy better than Penn Station ❤️
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