I would like to ask all of our members to contribute to Ouch International's Fund For The Postprandially Deprived. We will forward all proceeds (less the standard 82% administrative fee) to Dachshund63.
Dinner or Supper?
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I can donate half a sausage link and some hummus...I've also got a scoop or two of dog chow.
I will gladly sweep up the french fries that are in my car floorboard to donate to the cause! There has got to be thirty or more of them!
And some out of date MRE packs! MMM, MMM good!
My family used them the opposite. On holidays, like thanksgiving, when we eat around 2 or 3 and it's the main meal of the day, we would call it supper. On normal days when lunch is light fare and the main meal of the day is eaten in the evenings, it's dinner.
I can donate half a sausage link and some hummus...I've also got a scoop or two of dog chow.
I will gladly sweep up the french fries that are in my car floorboard to donate to the cause! There has got to be thirty or more of them!
And some out of date MRE packs! MMM, MMM good!
And once again the B&B donation juggernaut kicks into high gear.
Fear not, Dachshund63- you'll be sleeping with a full belly before you know it.
Yep, this is how I grew up. We are a farming and ranching family with an other business that supports farming and ranching.
My parents still say lunch is dinner and dinner is supper. I moved to the city after high school and haven't lived that lifestyle for the last 30 years so I have become accustom to lunch and dinner.
This, almost to the letter.
We call it dinner. I'm OK with supper, though.
But I'm NOT OK with calling a mid-day meal "dinner." No. Dinner is an evening meal, period. Mid-day meals are "lunch," always.
But I'm NOT OK with calling a mid-day meal "dinner." No. Dinner is an evening meal, period. Mid-day meals are "lunch," always.
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Call it whatever you like... just call me when it's ready.
Call it whatever you like... just call me when it's ready.
My father use to say. Call me what every you like, just don't call me late for dinner.
Out on the farm in Ansley, Nebraska we had dinner at noon and supper at six o'clock. My Aunt cooked all meals on a wood stove, My brother and I toted a lot of firewood.
Dinner.
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Though, my family always had Sunday Dinner all early...like 3pm. /shrug
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Though, my family always had Sunday Dinner all early...like 3pm. /shrug
I perfer supper over dinner.
An offshoot poll- Breakfast for dinner (or supper)?
Linner or Brunch?
Growing up on a farm we had dinner at noon, lunch (in the field) around 4 pm and supper when we got home around 10 pm.
