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  Joe 7 years ago

  See I would say supper as in a before bed like cereal or something

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  Johnnynull 7 years ago

  That is a bit weird. 'Round here, "dinner" and "supper" do mean the same thing, but generally a supper is more casual, dinner tends to invoke more of a formal/fancy feel.

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  Joe 7 years ago

  @bouncyballboy strange how people use them all for different things. Except breakfast thats always the same

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  Bouncyballboy 7 years ago

  Breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, lunch, tea, dinner, supper.

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  Pietlu 7 years ago

  haha, the tea has been doubled! Enjoy it :)

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