Anyway, I had training all day (and tomorrow). The hotel served sandwiches and a beef veggie soup. Both were quite good!
What did you have for dinner today?
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by Conforumist » Tue Sep 27, 2011 1:52 am
Just to clarify, dinner is "lunch"; right? I know many people thinks it's supper, but it is lunch. It took me a long time to get used to that, when I moved from Ottawa to Halifax. "Dinner" is lunch for people in these parts.
Anyway, I had training all day (and tomorrow). The hotel served sandwiches and a beef veggie soup. Both were quite good!
Anyway, I had training all day (and tomorrow). The hotel served sandwiches and a beef veggie soup. Both were quite good!
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by ChristianBecker » Tue Sep 27, 2011 5:03 am
I'm confused now, thanks Conforumist 
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Lunch: A slice of bread (you know, the kind of bread eaten in Germany) with salami and a joghurt following up.
Supper: My gf's special Nudelpfanne. Penne with a sour cream and tomato sauce, garlic, some chili powder, mini cabanossi, diced bell pepper and corn.
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Lunch: A slice of bread (you know, the kind of bread eaten in Germany) with salami and a joghurt following up.
Supper: My gf's special Nudelpfanne. Penne with a sour cream and tomato sauce, garlic, some chili powder, mini cabanossi, diced bell pepper and corn.
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by Doughnut Jimmy » Tue Sep 27, 2011 6:22 am
Conforumist wrote:Just to clarify, dinner is "lunch"; right? I know many people thinks it's supper, but it is lunch. It took me a long time to get used to that, when I moved from Ottawa to Halifax. "Dinner" is lunch for people in these parts.
Anyway, I had training all day (and tomorrow). The hotel served sandwiches and a beef veggie soup. Both were quite good!
Not necessarily Conforumist, I think we've had the argument somewhere else on here but dinner gets used to mean both food in the middle of the day or food in the evening
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by ChristianBecker » Tue Sep 27, 2011 6:24 am
The Cure - Lullaby wrote:Spiderman is having me for dinner tonight.
Edit: Added emphasis without which my post might be a little cryptic.
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if you don't get the joke it's your loss
Love and laughter you see are the new currency
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if you don't get the joke it's your loss
Love and laughter you see are the new currency
'cause greed's coinage is not worth a toss
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by Dotsie » Tue Sep 27, 2011 9:13 am
In Manc we have dinner and tea.
So, I had curry for my tea last night.
Some of you have a very inventive menu - tonight I'm having baked potato with cottage cheese!
So, I had curry for my tea last night.
Some of you have a very inventive menu - tonight I'm having baked potato with cottage cheese!
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by ChristianBecker » Tue Sep 27, 2011 9:29 am
That sounds all very delicious, Thunderkat and Dotsie!
I'll have bread with salami or chicken breast and tomatoes and mayonnaise, some cheese and soem other stuff like that tonight.
I'll have bread with salami or chicken breast and tomatoes and mayonnaise, some cheese and soem other stuff like that tonight.
On with their heads! I'm the clown prince of fools
if you don't get the joke it's your loss
Love and laughter you see are the new currency
'cause greed's coinage is not worth a toss
if you don't get the joke it's your loss
Love and laughter you see are the new currency
'cause greed's coinage is not worth a toss
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by ChristianBecker » Tue Sep 27, 2011 7:05 pm
Depends on the vegetables. 
But I admit that it can be yummy.
Even though I'm a bit suspicious of all soups.
But I admit that it can be yummy.
Even though I'm a bit suspicious of all soups.
On with their heads! I'm the clown prince of fools
if you don't get the joke it's your loss
Love and laughter you see are the new currency
'cause greed's coinage is not worth a toss
if you don't get the joke it's your loss
Love and laughter you see are the new currency
'cause greed's coinage is not worth a toss
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by chris.ph » Tue Sep 27, 2011 7:05 pm
chili mmm lovely
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breakfast
brunch
lunch
high teas
teas
dinner
supper
midnight feast
2am drunken kebab
to list all meals in order
breakfast
brunch
lunch
high teas
teas
dinner
supper
midnight feast
2am drunken kebab
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