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RayFan9876 wrote:Heey, I'm getting pretty hungry for sushi. Off to get a yam roll and tempura!

have a nice dinner ...

Sae, it's only just past morning here. I don't freaking live in Europe.

RayFan9876 wrote:Sae, it's only just past morning here. I don't freaking live in Europe.

I apologize I'm a foucking dumbass (well I'm always forgetting some important things and remembering what is not lel...).

That said, sushi for breakfast is certainly confusing. I actually expected some kind of lunch of yours.

Also! Nobody said you have to have your dinner during evening. In fact, when Polish children are taught English, you often call their mid-day meal dinner, because that's the largest dish traditionally in Poland.

stan423321 wrote:That said, sushi for breakfast is certainly confusing. I actually expected some kind of lunch of yours.

Also! Nobody said you have to have your dinner during evening. In fact, when Polish children are taught English, you often call their mid-day meal dinner, because that's the largest dish traditionally in Poland.

In France we are used to say dinner for the evening, because it's our traditional largest dish ...

Apparently, that's what usually happens in English-speaking world. To make the things weirder, all diet doctors in Poland recommend everybody to make the morning meal the biggest. What they mean is to split all the other meals, but because nobody would consider this due to time issues, and because Polish cuisine runs on very specific timing of dishes, the effects of people's imagination are hilarious.

stan423321 wrote:Also! Nobody said you have to have your dinner during evening. In fact, when Polish children are taught English, you often call their mid-day meal dinner, because that's the largest dish traditionally in Poland.

The mid-day 'dinner' in English would be called 'tea' or maybe 'supper', but usually that's the one in the evening. The dinner is most definately the one around six or seven o' clock, or at whatever other time you eat yours.

stan423321 wrote:What they mean is to split all the other meals, but because nobody would consider this due to time issues, and because Polish cuisine runs on very specific timing of dishes, the effects of people's imagination are hilarious.

Ahah it's fun when things get misinterpreted.

Well is it really the topic where we can talk about meal habits in countries ? Dunno

Our megameal is really early. As in, 1:00 to 3:00 P.M., although in some schools it's as early as 11:30 A.M.. And our teachers tell us all the time our evening dish, if small enough, is supper, so your interpretation of this word is very different.

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RayFan9876 wrote:Sae, it's only just past morning here. I don't freaking live in Europe.

I don't live in Europe either but I would like to visit .

schmooky.luke wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:Sae, it's only just past morning here. I don't freaking live in Europe.

I don't live in Europe either but I would like to visit .

That's great, I'm this happy for you.

Europe has got a lot of culture.

schmooky.luke wrote:I don't live in Europe either but I would like to visit .

If u are still studying u can come in Europe with the Erasmus program for foreign students (at least 6 months, many times 1 year and u can stay more for a double diploma...).

So where's the fucking interview?

The current generation isn't powerful enough to handle the interview, we have to wait for the next one!

Matyuv wrote:So where's the fucking interview?

no interview 4 u!

RayTunes wrote:

Matyuv wrote:So where's the fucking interview?

no interview 4 u!

*anyone

El Dango wrote:The current generation isn't powerful enough to handle the interview, we have to wait for the next one!

That's the point.

The funny thing is that this was planned to be done a year ago.

happy birthday, pointless topic! oh wait, it started in August... happy late birthday, pointless topic!!

Now we get to wonder: did the interview never even take place, or did it reveal such classified gems that it couldn't possibly be released to the public?