Do you have pudding / desert every night after dinner!?

[Nitefly]

You know too much about me!

*spins head 360 degrees*

 

[sparklebox]

Nope I personally don't (nor does the rest of my family) x

 

[Van Hellseek]

Pfft who ever eats starters at home! They're just a fancy thing you feel inclined to purchase at restaurants!

But if you purchase them at a restaurant then according to your laws of biology, the stomach doesn't have a 'part' for digesting them. Unless the two parts you mentioned are for 'dessert' and 'misc'.

 

[Morgoth]

Ah but what if the starter had processed beyond the stomach before dessert had arrived?

 

[Raymond Lin]

what if i ask for the ice cream first?

Would that still be starter or would it be dessert?

 

[arc@css]

No, not for eons now. Puddings are something that I'll eat at a restaurant or when out socialising.

 

[Glaucus]

A part each for main and dessert? So where does the starter go?

Sod the starter, Where does the other 9 courses go.

 

[Deleted member 651465]

By dinner, you mean tea?

 

[Gustov]

But if you purchase them at a restaurant then according to your laws of biology, the stomach doesn't have a 'part' for digesting them. Unless the two parts you mentioned are for 'dessert' and 'misc'.

Why so serious?

By dinner, you mean tea?

A cup of tea you say?

 

[Morgoth]

By dinner, you mean tea?

What have you done...

 

[Van Hellseek]

Why so serious?

Yeah that wasn't at all sarcastic. It was obviously serious. Just like this post.

 

[Van Hellseek]

By dinner, you mean tea?

Drink tea, eat dinner. Simples.

 

[dekez]

No, maybe once a week.

 

[Dunks]

Extremely rarely unless a special occasion, like Christmas.

 

[Gustov]

Is this because you are all poor Or are just afraid of becoming fatties!? Or maybe..you just don't like desserts!?

Yeah that wasn't at all sarcastic. It was obviously serious. Just like this post.

Why so serious?

 

[Deleted member 651465]

Drink tea, eat dinner. Simples.

Dinner - "Dinner time" i.e. school
Lunch - "Hey, just going for my lunch" i.e. work

In other words, I've always associated them to mean the same thing, whereas tea has always been the afternoon meal, around 5-6pm.

Calling it dinner, confuses me tbh

 

[Glaucus]

Dinner simply means main meal of the day. Hence school = dinner, as it's usually hot and two courses.
Where work = lunch as it isn't the main meal of the day.

 

[Van Hellseek]

Dinner simply means main meal of the day. Hence school = dinner, as it's usually hot and two courses.
Where work = lunch as it isn't the main course of the day.

By that logic, it's breakfast, dinner and supper, surely?

 

[Glaucus]

By that logic, it's breakfast, dinner and supper, surely?

What do you mean?

 

[HangTime]

Rarely have it straight after. Sometimes have something after say an hour.