What Are You Doing Right Now? (153 Viewers)

[.zero]

i'm starved! lunch is still an hour away

 

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[Red]

Have some brunch.

 

[Martin]

just finished dinner. tagliatele with meatloaf, with a new chili sauce I found. last night I emptied half the jar over it and that was... not a great call.

 

[.zero]

Have some brunch.

then i'll be too full to eat lunch

 

[Red]

Then skip lunch and have afternoon tea.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

ola chicas! how's the hangover of the win from yesterday?

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

Then skip lunch and have afternoon tea.

he is not british

 

[.zero]

Then skip lunch and have afternoon tea.

but then what do i do during lunch?

 

[Red]

Snack

 

[Martin]

Then skip lunch and have afternoon tea.

tea is a meal to you?

 

[Red]

In my house dinner is called tea.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

tea is a meal to you?

unfortunately for some ppl it is!

 

[Martin]

In my house dinner is called tea.

the what? I thought "tea" meant tea and cookies, not a meal at all, just an excuse to chat.

 

[Firestarter]

the what? I thought "tea" meant tea and cookies, not a meal at all, just an excuse to chat.

That was my inital impression too, but I guess he would know better.

 

[Red]

the what? I thought "tea" meant tea and cookies, not a meal at all, just an excuse to chat.

In Scotland it is quite common for the evening meal to be called tea.

Totally different from a cup of tea or tea and biscuits.

 

[HelterSkelter]

Just got done preparing for my Statistics Quiz.

 

[Martin]

In Scotland it is quite common for the evening meal to be called tea.

Totally different from a cup of tea or tea and biscuits.

So there's no dinner in Scotland. What about England?

 

[Red]

So there's no dinner in Scotland. What about England?

The proper term in both countries is dinner, it's just common for it to referred to as tea.

 

[Martin]

So if someone invites you to their house and they offer you tea, what does that mean?

 

[Red]

Depends on the context.