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< hears fireworks, < didn't know today was a fireworks day, but that's fine :)

What kind of imagination do you fools have?! < doesn't have such imagination. Anyways, < doesn't have anything to do here, goodpie.

Well that was uncalled for
< IS SO HONGREH GAWD

Adsolution wrote:

Ambidextroid wrote:< wonders what ^'s point was?

< pointed out a couple of days ago how, for some reason, everyone feels the need to announce whenever they have or obtain tea specifically, and that < rarely sees people post about opening a can of pop, a bag of crisps or drinking water.

< thinks you misunderstood...?
When < said "chippy tea", < meant tea as in dinner. Chippy tea is just dinner from the chippy, as in a batch of fish and chips.

< got to play TF2 with an old friend today, yay!

No matter what, < will never stand to hear dinner referred to as 'tea'. < will do a genocide crusade if necessary.

W-w-w-w-what?
Is ^ saying ^ has never heard dinner be called tea? Else why would ^ disapprove?
< says that all the time...

< has heard it of course, < is just saying that, no matter what, < will never stand to hear dinner referred to as 'tea', and < will do a genocide crusade if necessary.

< hardly ever hears it IRL anymore.
< saw a lovely black cat this evening!

It is clear the ^^ is a very prejudiced and not intolerant person, but, since < is an unprejudiced and accepting person, < accepts ^^

PluMGMK wrote:< saw a lovely black cat this evening!

There is always that black cat from the neighbourhood which keeps following < to <'s house and always tries to enter <'s house...

PluMGMK wrote:< hardly ever hears it IRL anymore.

< thinks it must be an old conservatism saying, not dissimilar to rednecks calling taverns 'honkey-tonks' just hecause they used to have those in them, except 'tea' is even more nonsensical.

< only ever calls it "tea" when with family since it seems to have stuck there
< usually goes with dinner online and even out with irl friends

< usually refers to tea-time as an afternoon meal, < usually uses supper and dinner interchangeably. < isn't fond of how some use dinnertime to refer to lunch.

Master wrote:< isn't fond of how some use dinnertime to refer to lunch.

That's <'s second least-favourite thing ever.

So christmas dinner is an evening meal is it? < thinks disliking things like that is ridiculously unnecessary

^ is in the poem < wrote for Candy

< noticed

< missed a discussion that < would have loved to be part of!
Like Serza "tea" is a family thing, "dinner" for friends. "Tea" is in many ways the True Name of the evening meal. In Blighty at least, kids often have dinner early in the day (between 4.30 and 6pm), which encompasses part of the traditional period for teatime. That usage never fully goes away

PluMGMK wrote:< isn't sure who's saying what in it, but it's funny all the same!

Ah, well the left heart quotes are from the gal (Diamond) and the right heart quotes are from the guy (Ryan).

Jewish Candy wrote:< missed a discussion that < would have loved to be part of!
Like Serza "tea" is a family thing, "dinner" for friends. "Tea" is in many ways the True Name of the evening meal. In Blighty at least, kids often have dinner early in the day (between 4.30 and 6pm), which encompasses part of the traditional period for teatime. That usage never fully goes away

No, this is tea: