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    What did you have for Elevenses?

    Yummy leftovers, rice and some stir fried beef with beans.

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    I don't have a 7 11 here so I cannot contribute to this thread sorry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MeMock
    I don't have a 7 11 here so I cannot contribute to this thread sorry.
    neither do I, brought it from home, i did.

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    So I take it you are not going to tell me what the hell elevenses is?

    Please don't say that it is food that you ate at 11 oclock.

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    ^ why?

    Elevenses

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    In the United Kingdom and some other Commonwealth Realms, elevenses that is similar to is a snackafternoon tea, but eaten in the morning.[1] It is generally less savoury than brunch, and might consist of some cake or biscuits with a cup of tea or coffee. The name refers to the time of day that it is taken: around 11 am. The word "elevenses" is seen as a little old fashioned.[1]

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    i had an Alpen bar. strawberry yoghurt flavour. They are available for free in the pantry at my office. I usually sneak 2 or 3 of them home every day as my kids like them too.

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    I had a mug of Tesco tea (more PG Tips than Liptons) and 3 slices of wholemeal bread with strawberry jam.

    (There is a tea bag tea leaf in my office who took my Twinnings Earl Grey. For some reason they don't want the Tesco brand)

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingwilly View Post
    . The word "elevenses" is seen as a little old fashioned.[1]
    Ahhh now I get it you old fart.

    Ok, I will play the game.

    I had.... nothing

    I never eat morning tea.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MeMock
    Ahhh now I get it you old fart.
    cheeky git!

    I'm guessing we are about the same age!

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    No way, I am much much younger then you

    Actually I remember I used to think you were in your 60's then I found out you were in fact in your early 30's!

    Whats your DOB?

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    20/10/2002

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingwilly
    Quote: Elevenses From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia In the United Kingdom and some other Commonwealth Realms, elevenses that is similar to is a snackafternoon tea, but eaten in the morning.[1] It is generally less savoury than brunch, and might consist of some cake or biscuits with a cup of tea or coffee. The name refers to the time of day that it is taken: around 11 am. The word "elevenses" is seen as a little old fashioned.[1]
    What we call 'brunch' in Australia (usually indulged in when hung over/slept in for whatever reason/having a lazy day/no time for brekkie/Sunday Brunch etc.)

    Mine was a chicken avocado salad focaccia from the local deli,awesome.



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    No minors allowed on this site I believe! (Or those minor of mind)

    Can we have a threeish thread?Coming up soon.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingwilly View Post
    ^ why?

    Elevenses

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    In the United Kingdom and some other Commonwealth Realms, elevenses that is similar to is a snackafternoon tea, but eaten in the morning.[1] It is generally less savoury than brunch, and might consist of some cake or biscuits with a cup of tea or coffee. The name refers to the time of day that it is taken: around 11 am. The word "elevenses" is seen as a little old fashioned.[1]
    Five decades ago when I was at primary school we used to call it "little lunch".
    Then when I was a big boy and started work we called it "smoko".
    Then, after a few more decades, it became known as "morning tea".
    Now it has the more politically correct name of "morning break".
    WTF they are going to call it next year I couldnt guess. I kinda like "smoko " though".

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    Known as 'recess' in schools,'brunch' if you are not working and 'morning break' if you are.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kingwilly View Post
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    Really?

    I could of sworn you were an 8 year old.

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    Tall Latte , Paris Ham & Chedder Cheese Sandwich at Starbucks plus lots of Eye Candy.....TP

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    Quote Originally Posted by momo8
    What we call 'brunch' in Australia
    No it isn't.

    Elevenses is after breakfast, brunch is instead of breakfast and lunch.

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    Agreed

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    What is your definition of a 3pm snack then?

    I have coffee for brekkie then brunch,keeps me lithe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by momo8
    What is your definition of a 3pm snack then?
    Afternoon tea.

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    I allus has one at eleven .

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    Twattish excuse for a thread, KW. That's now 2 reds I owe you. One for my mistake in greening you when I meant to red. And one for this thread. Again, have a nice day...

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    Can elevenses be like a 'pm' elevenses or just 'am' elevenses? Would 'pm' elevenses be closer to a midnight snack then? Hey KingWilly what do you do for a ten o'clock? (pm)

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    Quote Originally Posted by momo8
    Can elevenses be like a 'pm' elevenses or just 'am' elevenses?
    Just am. If it's at 11pm it's called a fucking late supper.

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