What are you having for your dinner?

I have fish and chips 

but its taken about 3 hours to decide 

being dragged around the shops is not good 

so from now on i hope to get lots of dinner plans from you guys to help me in the future!

recipies would be even better 

Tuna style melts, chips and peas today.

Dunno, yet. Top secret. Out to our friends' house.
All I know is that it will involve lots of wine, and that suits me just fine.

ive just been told were having a bbq tonight..
And im doing the cooking

I was feeling a bit dizzy from my medication, so I made an important family decision and had pizza delivered.   Lazy days.

Hi,

I had a couple of cheese sannies, but then I have my dinner at 12 o'clock and my TEA at 5 o'clock.

Quote from: alex crawford on August 05, 2011, 08:11:52 PM
Hi,

I had a couple of cheese sannies, but then I have my dinner at 12 o'clock and my TEA at 5 o'clock.

I knew sombody would put that 

i almost changed it but thought nobody would mind or so i thought 

My favourite, Home cooked "Fish and Chips" 

Cheeseburger from a Lithuanian bloke called David and his excellent chip van at the local car boot sale. Well, it is Friday 

great Thread to start...............

Steak and chips MMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Only soft southerners have 'tea'. The civilised north have dinner in the evening. 

a Wigan kebab, which is two meat pies on a stick

you tell em poliss

Quote from: poliss on August 06, 2011, 01:09:41 AM
Only soft southerners have 'tea'. The civilised north have dinner in the evening. 

Actually, I nearly wrote almost the same thing yesterday about Northerners!    I don't know anyone down here that calls it Tea?   I usually only hear it on tv on Catherine Cookson, or Heartbeat!  Northern.   

Quote from: poliss on August 06, 2011, 01:09:41 AM
Only soft southerners have 'tea'. The civilised north have dinner in the evening.  

Why-eye man! (ey-up-me duck), quick go check the whippets. Where did I leave my flat cap? I got my narrow boat stuck on the river Rother the other day. Im one of the few people who likes 'the angel of the north' and understands it's meaning. I treat Scots as neighbours. Wigan Casino rocks. I like gravy on my chips. I understand the rules of rugby league (go castleford!) My holiday destination is always Scarborough. My favorite band is the smiths, followed by happy mondays, beatles and oasis. The city of sheffield warms my heart on every visit. I 'get' Coronation street (and yes it is real). Paul O'Grady speaks my lingo. Nottingham is far to south for me. M62 is my favorite motorway. I like moors. 'Go Lancarshire!'. Im going t'shops in Harrogate. My sheep dog is from the cheviot hills. John Prescott is a good role model. Johnny Vegas is funny. My wife is from Barnsley and my sister is from Huddersfield (and yes they both have sheep skin coats). Cultural wasteland with limited shopping opportunities defines my DNA.



Very easy to 'stereo type' as you can see but I hate to break your heart but Southerners eat dinner (in the evening) and Drink Tea in liquid form

I love t' north south divide

Quote from: owl729 on August 06, 2011, 11:20:52 AM
Very easy to 'stereo type' as you can see but I hate to break your heart but Southerners eat dinner (in the evening) and Drink Tea in liquid form

I love t' north south divide

Oh absolutely! As an ex-southener plastic geordie I eat dinner and drink tea.
I grew up in Kent, have lived in Tyneside, Blackpool and now Chester and love the divide! 
When people ask if I'd ever move back south my reply is along the lines of:
'Haddaway man!'
(Any Geordies on here will know that one!)
I'm not ashamed of where I come from, I just prefer it 'up north'.
Although I still speak with a Thames Estuary accent I can slip into a Geordie one at any time I choose! 
It can confuse people being bi-lingual...

If I have fish and chips it has to have mushy peas.
Tonight though, I'm making a Ruby Murray.
Is that alreet pet?