11/10 - Fetty Wap Friday!

[Blue]

yall gon ignore the fact she said supper?

I'm in VA but feel this forum is an Oregon Trail vortex sometimes

Historically dinner was used to describe what americans now call lunch. It comes from an old school latin word that meant to break ones fast... which generally happened around early mid day rather than the additional third modern meal 'breakfast'. Supper on the other hand comes from a french word (souper if I remember correctly) which means "evening meal"...

Anecdotally I've also heard it explained by some professors here in the states that to dine is to "go out" while to sup means to eat at home.

 

[alk69]

I ate entirely too much, entirely too fast.

So, you ate it entirely. Didn't leave me any?

 

[Jaded]

Historically dinner was used to describe what americans now call lunch. It comes from an old school latin word that meant to break ones fast... which generally happened around early mid day rather than the additional third modern meal 'breakfast'. Supper on the other hand comes from a french word (souper if I remember correctly) which means "evening meal"...

Anecdotally I've also heard it explained by some professors here in the states that to dine is to "go out" while to sup means to eat at home.

I've always said supper for the night time meal and dinner when we go/do something fancy. (Or Christmas/Thanksgiving Dinner which are of course lunch.)

 

[JenniLeigh]

yall gon ignore the fact she said supper?

I'm in VA but feel this forum is an Oregon Trail vortex sometimes

It is supper though.

 

[Pleco]

I think I should go see a movie tonight, these days you never know how much time you have left to enjoy watching a movie guilt-free.

 

[Blue]

I've always said supper for the night time meal and dinner when we go/do something fancy. (Or Christmas/Thanksgiving Dinner which are of course lunch.)

Yeah... which makes sense as well. Since Dinner was historically considered to be the main meal of the day... while supper was a much lighter meal in comparison.

 

[loki3404]

I think I should go see a movie tonight, these days you never know how much time you have left to enjoy watching a movie guilt-free.

I still haven't seen Thor and I'm very upset about it.

 

[alk69]

I've always said supper for the night time meal and dinner when we go/do something fancy. (Or Christmas/Thanksgiving Dinner which are of course lunch.)

Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner was whenever my mother decided to quit cooking it.

 

[Jaded]

I think I should go see a movie tonight, these days you never know how much time you have left to enjoy watching a movie guilt-free.

Come pick me up and we'll go. I'm not doing anything tonight. You drive, I'll pay.

 

[rsclone]

Saturate the bread.

it's already soaked in half a stick of melted butter though??

 

[Pleco]

Come pick me up and we'll go. I'm not doing anything tonight. You drive, I'll pay.

I don't feel like I'm being given a ton of choice on the matter but sure why not. I'm gonna sneak in a bag of popcorn in my jacket, it always makes me feel like a master spy instead of just a poor person.

 

[C to the J]

Why everyone is not having grilled cheese with bacon and tomato soup is beyond me.

Never had soup before.
Don't plan on starting now.

 

[Liz]

Come pick me up and we'll go. I'm not doing anything tonight. You drive, I'll pay.

I think everyone should go out to the movies, I will babysit.

 

[rsclone]

Never had soup before.
Don't plan on starting now.

 

[loki3404]

it's already soaked in half a stick of melted butter though??

 

[stuffalleysays]

Ella made us french toast and cornbread. It is her world, I don't make the rules.

 

[alk69]

Never had soup before.
Don't plan on starting now.

Soup is just loose stew. More sauce to sop up in the fresh bread.

 

[Vanyanka]

Never had soup before.

I'm not even sure what to say to such a thing.

 

[stuffalleysays]

Historically dinner was used to describe what americans now call lunch. It comes from an old school latin word that meant to break ones fast... which generally happened around early mid day rather than the additional third modern meal 'breakfast'. Supper on the other hand comes from a french word (souper if I remember correctly) which means "evening meal"...

Anecdotally I've also heard it explained by some professors here in the states that to dine is to "go out" while to sup means to eat at home.

We just cure all the confusion by having Brinner!

 

[Vanyanka]

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