Useless Loop Superthread

[Gluey]

mmm what's fucked up is that I just had Weetbix Crunch for dinner and Mr G had Sirloin steak....

 

[Varitek]

Who the fuck calls lunch dinner?

That's just fucked up

jen said lunch is dinner or dinner is lunch or something. confused the fuck out of me. speaking of snacks, i think i need to finally have that shower, and then eat some leftover pizza.

 

[LemonMelon]

what's up Lemon Melon?

It's 3 AM, and I'm honestly contemplating the beginnings of an epic CD collection cataloging project. Basically, what happens when I get really bored late at night when my parents are still awake.

 

[Axver]

Who the fuck calls lunch dinner?

That's just fucked up

I've noticed it as an old-fashioned thing, where 'dinner' is used to refer to the largest meal of the day, be it at lunchtime or teatime.

 

[coolian2]

supper ??? WTF ?


supper would be like something you eat after dinner say 8-9 pm like one of axvers muffins and a cuppa before bed.

YES

 

[the tourist]

 

[coolian2]

mmm what's fucked up is that I just had Weetbix Crunch for dinner and Mr G had Sirloin steak....

I could seriously go for some Weetbix Crunch, i wish i'd picked some up yesterday.

 

[Axver]

The meals of the day according to Axver:

Breakfast
Morning tea (absolutely no drink of tea required nor even relevant - but thanks for thinking it is, ignorant America)
Lunch
Afternoon tea (see morning tea)
Dinner (aka tea)
Supper (light snack in late evening)

 

[Varitek]

mmm what's fucked up is that I just had Weetbix Crunch for dinner and Mr G had Sirloin steak....

sorry, that sucks, but it was funny

 

[coolian2]

I've noticed it as an old-fashioned thing, where 'dinner' is used to refer to the largest meal of the day, be it at lunchtime or teatime.

I know we still call lunch at Christmas time Christmas Dinner.

But who regularly still uses the term?

 

[Gluey]

growing up, lunch during the week was 'lunch'. The big sit down affair in the weekend was 'dinner'.
The evening meal has always been 'tea'

How did I survive that unscathed?

 

[LemonMelon]

It would have been better if the sign said something normal, but had a smaller sign that warned of the edges on the larger one, and so on into infinity. It would be pretty mindblowing, actually.

 

[the tourist]

The meals of the day according to Axver:

Breakfast
Morning tea (absolutely no drink of tea required nor even relevant - but thanks for thinking it is, ignorant America)
Lunch
Afternoon tea (see morning tea)
Dinner (aka tea)
Supper (light snack in late evening)

Too bad someone named it after the beverage, and therefore it's associated with it.

 

[Gluey]

I could seriously go for some Weetbix Crunch, i wish i'd picked some up yesterday.

I picked some up today and it got the better of me and the steak!!

 

[coolian2]

I found the Fuck Yahweh thread, i think


http://forum.interference.com/showthread.php?s=&postid=4917921#post4917921

 

[Varitek]

It's 3 AM, and I'm honestly contemplating the beginnings of an epic CD collection cataloging project. Basically, what happens when I get really bored late at night when my parents are still awake.

um, dare I ask what happens when you get really bored at night and your parents are not still awake?

 

[Axver]

I know we still call lunch at Christmas time Christmas Dinner.

But who regularly still uses the term?

Nobody younger than about 65 in my experience!

 

[the tourist]

I know we still call lunch at Christmas time Christmas Dinner.

But who regularly still uses the term?

On Sundays my family had dinner at 2 pm. No lunch. But then supper at like 8 or 9 (very small meal).

 

[coolian2]

I picked some up today and it got the better of me and the steak!!

I might have to wander down to the local Woolworths tomorrow

 

[Axver]

Too bad someone named it after the beverage, and therefore it's associated with it.

Too bad Americans are so ignorant that that's the only association they can make.

 

[LemonMelon]

um, dare I ask what happens when you get really bored at night and your parents are not still awake?

Let's just say that Screwtape would have no idea what I was talking about, even if I carefully described it to him.

 

[Axver]

Let's just say that Screwtape would have no idea what I was talking about, even if I carefully described it to him.

 

[coolian2]

Let's just say that Screwtape would have no idea what I was talking about, even if I carefully described it to him.

 

[coolian2]

I had a Lipton Iced Tea today.

Not bad, but i won't be buying it again.


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[the tourist]

Too bad Americans are so ignorant that that's the only association they can make.

So "tea" is no longer a beverage? It's now a meal, too? I can be silly, too. I'm going to have morning Coke tomorrow (no coke included, but of course, you oughta fucking know that or you're an ignorant New Zealander/Australian).

 

[Gluey]

Nothing beats Green Tea

 

[mysterious_jen]

So "tea" is no longer a beverage? It's now a meal, too? I can be silly, too. I'm going to have morning Coke tomorrow (no coke included, but of course, you oughta fucking know that or you're an ignorant New Zealander/Australian).

mmmm morning coke



snnnniffffffff.

 

[coolian2]

I've had my iPod for three years and it doesn't have a mark on it.

I had my old phone for nearly 4 or 5 years and it's not in great shape, but it's still quite acceptable.

I've had my new phone since my birthday, 5 days ago. I've been using the phone for 4 days and the bloody thing is already scratched to hell.

 

[LemonMelon]

I had a Lipton Iced Tea today.

Not bad, but i won't be buying it again.


</random>

From powder, or straight out of a bottle? Love that stuff, I must say.

 

[Axver]

So "tea" is no longer a beverage? It's now a meal, too? I can be silly, too. I'm going to have morning Coke tomorrow (no coke included, but of course, you oughta fucking know that or you're an ignorant New Zealander/Australian).

Funny how the usage of 'tea' to refer to a meal is centuries old. Not my fault you and your ignorant compatriots weren't aware of it.