Rate my tea.
Rate my tea
Juan Thompson
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Isaiah Moore
What's the sauce?
Austin Hall
Where is the tea?
Logan Smith
where is the cutlery? :^)
Justin Torres
It's Potato Dauphinoise
In my belly.
I eat with my fingers.
Robert Harris
>In my belly.
But how are we going to rate it, if it is in your belly?
Benjamin Perez
why u eating so late
Jaxson Walker
angLoids name the meal between lunch and dinner "tea"
Austin Williams
I'm not talking about the food, I'm talking about his drink.
Alexander Cruz
No. Breakfast, Dinner, Tea.
Unless you're a poofter, then it's Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Lucas King
>calling lunch, "dinner"
Have you guys always done this?
Kayden Hall
What's the stuff in the bottom right? And is this TV food?
Michael Nguyen
I think it's a regional thing. I'm a poortherner and do that.
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Colton Torres
Neat. In Australia both tea and dinner are used interchangeably for the most part, along with "supper".
Alexander Rodriguez
>Breakfast, Dinner, Tea
>Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
I thought it was: breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, supper.
Dylan Morales
>elevenses
Nice, I want to use that.
Christian Howard
That's just being greedy though.
Dominic Evans
No, the Chinese diet is greedy. I'm not kidding, this was one my days for food there: Breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, lunch, second lunch, third lunch, high tea, dinner, supper, afternoon snacks.
And that was with skipping some meals already.
Eli Howard
Small meals throughout the day is probably easier to handle. A big meal makes you sleepy and falling asleep while working on the factory floor could mean a painful death.
Ryder Parker
>small meals
Girls half my size would eat what counts as a full meal for me as a light snack.
Colton Parker
9/10 only thing missing is brunsås and lingonberry jam