Back in time for ...

[JoM]

Being a Midlander, I call it both...it gets called whichever of the two words comes into my head first

[Kaz]

It's a class thing where I came from. Growing up I had breakfast, dinner and tea because we were working class Some of my posher friends at the grammar said lunch and dinner

[Kaz]

Being a Midlander, I call it both...it gets called whichever of the two words comes into my head first

I'm the same, it can get confusing

[Workingman]

So why are all the patrols at school meal times (12.00 to 1pm) universally called 'dinner' ladies?

We northerners got it right.

Tea, vicar?

[Workingman]

Jo, I found her, 'tin opener woman'.... https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2jujx8

Fast forward to 10 mins: enjoy!

There is more if you watch it all.

[Kaz]

[JoM]

I'll watch the rest later but....
How can someone not know how to work a tin opener??

[Kaz]

I know Too posh and dippy I reckon

[Workingman]

You wait till she makes... err, jelly.

[miasmum]

Have to say not sure I would know how to work that tin opener either