What do you eat?
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What do you eat?
What do you call your meals?
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TW
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Re: What do you eat?
Shellie wrote:What do you call your meals?
Food!!!
TW
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RamboPreacher
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I agree with TW on this issue. however as far as nomenclature is concerned, there are variables. let me see if I can explain:
normally during the work-week - Breakfast is sometimes eaten, then lunch for the mid-day meal (for me it's about 10:00, since my workday starts at about 5am), then supper when my wife gets home at about 5
normally during the weekend, breakfast is still optional, and lunch is sometimes called dinner, if it is after noon. if it is before noon or so, it is lunch. However if it is afternoon and is a quick meal, it is still called lunch, but after noon usually means it is a "full meal", thus signifying it's terminology as dinner. Supper is then later in the evening and possibly optional, depending on how late dinner was.
food is good food.
normally during the work-week - Breakfast is sometimes eaten, then lunch for the mid-day meal (for me it's about 10:00, since my workday starts at about 5am), then supper when my wife gets home at about 5
normally during the weekend, breakfast is still optional, and lunch is sometimes called dinner, if it is after noon. if it is before noon or so, it is lunch. However if it is afternoon and is a quick meal, it is still called lunch, but after noon usually means it is a "full meal", thus signifying it's terminology as dinner. Supper is then later in the evening and possibly optional, depending on how late dinner was.
food is good food.
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TW
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I guess that I am not fully "humanized" yet, as I don't follow a regiment in my eating habits. I simply eat when I am hungry, regardless of the time of day. To attach names to my meals would be useless, as their time and content are subjective to my cravings at that time. It's all food, and I browse, graze, nibble, and munch as needed. So "chow down!" 
TW
TW
Anglo-Saxon Proto-English Manuscripts (995 AD): “God lufode middan-eard swa, dat he seade his an-cennedan sunu, dat nan ne forweorde de on hine gely ac habbe dat ece lif."
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TW wrote:I guess that I am not fully "humanized" yet, as I don't follow a regiment in my eating habits. I simply eat when I am hungry, regardless of the time of day. To attach names to my meals would be useless, as their time and content are subjective to my cravings at that time. It's all food, and I browse, graze, nibble, and munch as needed. So "chow down!"
TW
I can remember when TW grazed great quantities all day long. One specific Thanksgiving he had the full dinner at 6 different locations. HE NEVER GAINED ANY WEIGHT. I, on the otherhand, can look at a picture of food and POOF!, 5 pounds immediately attached itself to my buttocks area.
Monday thru Friday I have breakfast lunch and supper. Saturday I have a late breakfast, early supper and of course my midnight snack. Sunday I have breakfast and dinner.
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I usually don't eat breakfast.. not a breakfast person.
I have lunch somewhere between 11:30 - 1 pm. Now, that could consist of eggs/bacon and such. According to what the taste is. Or a sandwich.
Dinner is around 5 or a little after.
In TN, when I was a kid. There was no such word as lunch.
It was.. Breakfast, Dinner, Supper.
I have lunch somewhere between 11:30 - 1 pm. Now, that could consist of eggs/bacon and such. According to what the taste is. Or a sandwich.
Dinner is around 5 or a little after.
In TN, when I was a kid. There was no such word as lunch.
It was.. Breakfast, Dinner, Supper.
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