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Velociraptor Nov 2013 12:43pm, 13 Nov 2013 28,098 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor Supper was often cheese and biscuits for us, and it was sometimes eaten actually in bed, but it wasn't rare or naughty. To go to bed without supper was either a dire punishment or else the sort of thing that had the neighbours whispering that you were "poor".
Wobbling Nov 2013 12:47pm, 13 Nov 2013 3,191 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling How did your neighbours know V'rap? My mother still has supper a few times a week. And the mystery of her weight gain in recent years still remains unsolved...
Johnny Blaze Nov 2013 12:48pm, 13 Nov 2013 19,729 posts	Quote Pin Johnny Blaze Breakfast, dinner and tea. Unless I'm at work, when dinner is lunch, which i had to say to make myself intelligible to the metrosexual southern jessies I worked with
Velociraptor Nov 2013 12:49pm, 13 Nov 2013 28,100 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor Everyone knew everything about everyone else, Wobbling
Oysterboy Nov 2013 12:51pm, 13 Nov 2013 8,545 posts	Quote Pin Oysterboy It's breakfast, lunch, dinner you bunch of Northern monkeys.
Frobester Nov 2013 12:53pm, 13 Nov 2013 24,102 posts	Quote Pin Frobester Any Northerner, exiled or not, who indicates agreement by using the expression "what x said" is clearly an imposter and I claim my £5!
Wobbling Nov 2013 12:53pm, 13 Nov 2013 3,194 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling ^^ What OB said. And dripping is not a food-stuff.
Fellrunning Nov 2013 12:56pm, 13 Nov 2013 994 posts	Quote Pin Fellrunning There are no monkeys in the north. 'Specially in Hartlepool......
Puddington Nov 2013 12:58pm, 13 Nov 2013 49,243 posts	Quote Pin Puddington I'm Posh Northern, Hipps
plodding hippo Nov 2013 12:58pm, 13 Nov 2013 49,926 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo dripping and tripe are perfectly good food stuffs