And the dog got up and quietly left the room.

RobertB


And the dog got up and quietly left the room.

Let's not make this personal, OK? 

 

You mentioned tea, Strummy - are you going to be making becan biscuits to serve with the tea?

I think the Strum is from up north. So his 'tea' equates to my 'dinner' (which in his world is my 'lunch').  But tea can, and should, be drunk at all times of the day.  In fact, as it's now coming up to 4pm I'm going to make a brew me'self, I'm parched.

Wood67

You mentioned tea, Strummy - are you going to be making becan biscuits to serve with the tea?

I think the Strum is from up north. So his 'tea' equates to my 'dinner' (which in his world is my 'lunch').  But tea can, and should, be drunk at all times of the day.  In fact, as it's now coming up to 4pm I'm going to make a brew me'self, I'm parched.

 
From oop t'north lad!
 
Worcester born and bred Chris - actually, I expect that probably does qualify as an northener to you savvanars

Anywhere beyond Heathrow in my book

Sorry Strummy your south of the Watford Gap so not Northerner.

Surly you are referring to evening meal.

You mentioned tea, Strummy - are you going to be making becan biscuits to serve with the tea?

Wood67

You mentioned tea, Strummy - are you going to be making becan biscuits to serve with the tea?

I think the Strum is from up north. So his 'tea' equates to my 'dinner' (which in his world is my 'lunch').  But tea can, and should, be drunk at all times of the day.  In fact, as it's now coming up to 4pm I'm going to make a brew me'self, I'm parched.

Ah.  In the lingo here 'lunch' is a lighter meal not connected to dinner (mid-day) or supper (evening).  It can happen pretty much anytime from mid-morning to late at night.
 
And I do like tea... particularly brewed sweet tea as they make it in the southern reaches of the US.  My Alabama-born wife has me thoroughly corrupted on that point.

Wookiee


Sorry Strummy your south of the Watford Gap so not Northerner.

Surly you are referring to evening meal.

I would say he is a "midlander"... sorta like highlander but without the theme tune.. maybe slade could knock up something fitting.hehe

watford gap.. OR past watford... some of the time I'm past watford, BUT not the gap.. confusing ? too right :)

Hi there Fog, don't know what you're talking about :-) but welcome back!