Savage Chickens by Doug Savage for January 19, 2022

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    eolan59  almost 3 years ago

    What about Second Breakfast, Elevenses, and Afternoon Tea?

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    Ida No  almost 3 years ago

    Technically, in Europe, “dinner” used to be closer to lunch time, and “supper” was later in the evening, often after returning from a ball or the theaters, as late at 1 AM. One “dined” during the day, and “supped” at night. We need to add “dupper” and “sipper” in there somewhere. “Sipper” involves more whiskey.

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    Qiset  almost 3 years ago

    Hobbit habits.

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    carlosrivers  almost 3 years ago

    Where’d you get this, from Ralph Drabble?

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    Imagine  almost 3 years ago

    Sneakfast.

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    pcolli  almost 3 years ago

    Snupper….

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    Zebrastripes  almost 3 years ago

    He’s so clucking hungry all the time….

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    WCraft Premium Member almost 3 years ago

    My mother texted me the other day that she went to a restaurant at 4:00 for lupper

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    Sir Isaac  almost 3 years ago

    We had an argument at work one time about the difference between lunch, dinner and supper so looked it up in our Funk & Wagnalls. If the evening meal is the main one then it’s called dinner and the noon one, lunch. If the noon meal is the main one then it’s called dinner and the evening one, supper. Funny how you can go thru most of your life and not know that.

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    royclark  almost 3 years ago

    in the south we never had dinner only supper!

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    ScratchyPDX  almost 3 years ago

    Breakfast? “We’ve had one, yes. What about second breakfast?” :)

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    Impkins  Premium Member almost 3 years ago

    Nom, nom, nom, nom!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! burp. :)

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