The TV Quiz Show Thread

[johnnytapia]

Each to their subculture and it’s hideous ways.

And its hideous apostrophes.

 

[Magicpole]

And its hideous apostrophes.

Exactly and of course.

 

[PragueBlue]

The only meal pattern I recognise is Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and then dinner at 8.00pm.

Quite correct of course.

 

[Citizen of Legoland]

Nah its breakfast, dinner and tea ;)

Correct, dinner is the oldest term out of the three and was originally taken at midday, in Roman times. Lunch is a fairly modern concept for when posh people wanted to copy the French. They should have reintroduced the middle ages word “beever” as that would have had numerous hilarious scenarios for centuries.

 

[Blue Maverick]

You dont have Christmas Lunch, so that ends the debate, breakfast dinner and tea.

 

[PragueBlue]

You dont have Christmas Lunch, so that ends the debate, breakfast dinner and tea.

Peasant ;-)

You have a lunch break (not a dinner break) at work around midday so it's obviously breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Seriously though, I have always seen lunch as being a lighter meal whereas dinner is the main meal of the day. I think most people have their main meal in the evening nowadays, so that would make breakfast, lunch and dinner more appropriate (usually).

 

[Magicpole]

The only meal pattern I recognise is Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and then dinner at 8.00pm. Dressed appropriately of course.

Full Highland Regalia a must.

 

[Saddleworth2]

Full Highland Regalia a must.

 

[Blue Maverick]

Peasant ;-)

You have a lunch break (not a dinner break) at work around midday so it's obviously breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Seriously though, I have always seen lunch as being a lighter meal whereas dinner is the main meal of the day. I think most people have their main meal in the evening nowadays, so that would make breakfast, lunch and dinner more appropriate (usually).

I always had a dinner break at school not a southern softy lunch break

 

[Blue Mist]

Victoria Wood, one of the nations favourites, held in higher esteem the The Princess of Hearts, did not do a comedy show called lunch ladies. No proper norther lass would.