Brummie's mealtimes

Do you still have your dinner at lunchtime and your tea in the evening.

Or do you now have Lunch and dinner?

Depends where I am and who I am talking to.
At home it's usually Dinner at Lunch time and Tea at Dinner time.
I have known some people call the evening meal Supper, which, considering how late I have my Tea, is something I could get away with.
Dinner is meant to be at 8pm, I think, and Tea is much earlier.

I have been to a Wedding Breakfast at Two in the afternoon.

I eat dinner at 6.p.m. every night except for Sunday when it is at 1.p.m. It used to be at 3.p.m. to cater for pub closing times on a Sunday but it has moved forward in recent years.

The rest of the day I eat when I am hungry, no set times.

Phil

So didn't you have dinner at tea time Phil? You were a posh brummie lad lol

You did not answer the question SB

Yes

`Yes

Mmmm and I thought I was pedantic.
I believe the only question asked was the one with the question mark, so SB has Lunch and Dinner.
But he may not have them when one would expect.

I was trying to find out if time has eroded those old thingies like tea time that really means dinner time etc

When I was at school we had.
Breakfast 8:00
Lunch about 10:00
Dinner 12:00
Tea for me it was the main meal at 6pm or when dad got home, but if I was invited to my mates house it was sandwiches and cakes at 4:30pm
Supper anytime around bedtime.

Sunday Dinner was at 1pm listening to Jimmy Clitheroe etc.
VM

round the horn LOL

Posted by Voltman

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When I was at school we had.
Breakfast 8:00
Lunch about 10:00
Dinner 12:00
Tea for me it was the main meal at 6pm or when dad got home, but if I was invited to my mates house it was sandwiches and cakes at 4:30pm
Supper anytime around bedtime.

Sunday Dinner was at 1pm listening to Jimmy Clitheroe etc.
VM

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Apart from the Sundays when we went to The Railway Curzon Street etc.

I wasn't at school then you dope.