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Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (18:53)
by sheganican
I've been saying "Supper" for the longest time, but more and more i've been hearing people refer to it as "Dinner". State your preference.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (18:54)
by toasters
Dinner.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (19:27)
by scythe
Foodinz.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (19:31)
by Seneschal
I use both.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (19:43)
by Pheidippides
Dinner.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (20:13)
by Donfuy
I've never heard "supper", so I guess it's "dinner".
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (20:37)
by a happy song
Dinner.
Also the etymology of
Supper for anyone who cares.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (21:01)
by Rose
Dinner.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (22:22)
by SlappyMcGee
I am of the supper persuasion.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (22:35)
by Ampersand
Fourthmeal.
Grew up with my grandparents (Being from Maryland/Pennsylvania) calling it Supper. I think when I'm old, I'll refer to it as such. But for me. Fourthmeal.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (22:38)
by T3chno
Dinner.
Supper? Rofl, I'm not from those Nick Jr. shows that take place in the forest.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (22:54)
by t̷s͢uk̕a͡t͜ư
Ampersand wrote:Fourthmeal.
Grew up with my grandparents (Being from Maryland/Pennsylvania) calling it Supper. I think when I'm old, I'll refer to it as such. But for me. Fourthmeal.
But, like, what if you only eat one or two meals before it? Do you scale up the numbering with each meal, or do you call it that because it
should be the fourth meal?
That is, if you eat breakfast and nothing else before dinner/supper, which is the case:
- Dinner is "Secondmeal."
- Dinner is Fourthmeal, although it's also true than you missed Secondmeal and Thirdmeal.
- "'Secondmeal'? Get the fuck out of here."
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (23:11)
by capt_weasle
Supper. When I moved out to California after living in Colorado, people looked at me funny for saying supper.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.20 (23:14)
by SlappyMcGee
Flight wrote:Dinner.
Supper? Rofl, I'm not from those Nick Jr. shows that take place in the forest.
All the cool kids are doing it.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.21 (00:37)
by ninja143
I use Dinner but some times ( on very rare occasions i use supper) but mostly dinner.
And Lunch is lunch for me, even though i have heard dinner as lunch and supper as dinner. but it depends on what you are thinking because lunch might be considered the "dinner" because its the biggest meal of the day for some. so its just what your used to.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.21 (04:57)
by bobaganuesh_2
supper
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.21 (06:11)
by Tunco
Dinner.
Supper is not enough for me.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.21 (09:11)
by SkyPanda
Due to my eating habits, I give names to the times that i'm not eating. Much easier that way.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.21 (12:32)
by Atilla
Supper is to dinner what afternoon tea is to lunch.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.21 (15:44)
by Rule
Yeah, I've never heard of Supper, so I'll stick to Dinner then :)
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.28 (01:18)
by kayix
Dinner.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.28 (02:43)
by smartalco
both.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.28 (12:47)
by Zephyr
Atilla wrote:Supper is to dinner what afternoon tea is to lunch.
That's what I thought.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.28 (18:56)
by SlappyMcGee
Atilla wrote:Supper is to dinner what afternoon tea is to lunch.
Not here. Supper is what you call you third meal of the day. Breakfast. Lunch. Supper.
Re: Dinner or Supper?
Posted: 2009.08.28 (20:24)
by GamingWolf
I say Dinner in that it is the third major meal of the day. I.E.
Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Supper, Dinner, Desert.
Meal, Snack, Meal, Snack, Meal, Snack.It's not too eat more food, but to spread out the portions to increase metabolism or something. Whatever works for whoever I guess. Anyway that's how I sort that out.
Calling tea a meal feels weird to me much in the same way I wouldn't gobble up cookies when I tell you I'm drinking milk.