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3/25/2015 8:31:13 PM
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Yeah except they go afk for tea every 10 minutes " aw hold on mate I have to go eat my tea" ... Who the -blam!- eats tea ? Your supposed to drink that shit
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Edited by Fraz117: 4/1/2015 8:22:08 AMTea = Dinner in some places.
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Breakfast lunch dinner is the southern way. And the northerns aren't all there so that's why :/
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I agree we arnt all there, I think North to South the life style is different we have breakfast small dinner big tea
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Northerners call dinner tea. Which is silly. Tea if you have it is afternoon tea with small sandwiches and scones. Dinner is the main meal. That's the southern way
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I have a lot of love for northerners My dads from near Liverpool and I spent 6 years in Leeds. They're still wrong on the tea front.
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You cnt beat a cuppa Yorkshire Tea. Proper workman's brew that. :)
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I love Yorkshire tea. It's standard for me.
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Southern way= the wrong way Norther monkey for life!
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Southern shandy drinkin bastards. lolol
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[quote]Southern way= the wrong way Northern monkey for life![/quote]
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I have breakfast, dinner and tea
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Me too
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OMG so funny and I am Brit lol
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Hahahaha! I'm Australian we call it dinner here but one of my fireteam friends calls it tea and won't -blam!-ing stop lol
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This is a good friend of mine, showed this video about American vocabulary from a British perspective to some of my family from America, they were crying with laughter by the end
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Lmaoooo
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Lol nice
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This made me laugh
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As a Brit this post made me chortle out loud!
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Guffaw guffaw!
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lol, Classic, We call it Tea in the North but Dinner in the South.
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Tea is little sandwiches with the crusts cut off, and a beverage. (I know confusing)
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My tea is anything I eat after 5 o'clock.. Not crust less -blam!-ing sandwiches
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You sir sound like a savage, next you'll be saying you don't drink from bone china teacups.
