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13. Dinner, on another note

Wed Mar 26, 2014, 08:07 AM

Mar 2014

In New York a carbonated beverage is soda
In Wisconsin soda is pop
In Florida pop is brand name only, ie coke, etc.

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Dinner or Supper? [View all] Archae Mar 2014 OP

To me, lunch is only dinner OriginalGeek Mar 2014 #1

Your 5 pm 'supper' would be afternoon TEA! elleng Mar 2014 #2

dinner rurallib Mar 2014 #3

The short answer is YES... discntnt_irny_srcsm Mar 2014 #4

On Wednesday it's neither: Raine1967 Mar 2014 #5

dinner 840high Mar 2014 #6

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner charlie and algernon Mar 2014 #7

Dinner here. 170 miles north at my parents, it's supper. progressoid Mar 2014 #8

In the farming area where I grew up, Jenoch Mar 2014 #9

depends on who i'm with or talking to. fizzgig Mar 2014 #10

In my family . . . LumosMaxima Mar 2014 #11

When I go out to dinner, I am not doing lunch pinboy3niner Mar 2014 #12

Dinner, on another note Boom Sound 416 Mar 2014 #13

Soda = Pop? Archae Mar 2014 #17

'I used to work in that town!' Boom Sound 416 Mar 2014 #20

I call it dinner (nt) bigwillq Mar 2014 #14

It depends UncleYoder Mar 2014 #15

... Boom Sound 416 Mar 2014 #21

Breakfast, Lunch/Dinner, Supper. Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2014 #16

During the week, the evening meal is supper MissMillie Mar 2014 #18

I use both. Xyzse Mar 2014 #19