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Brinner?

Discussion in 'Non-Vegas Chat' started by wanker751, Mar 31, 2015.

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  1. wanker751

    wanker751 Dutch Rudder Enthusiast

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    My wife hates when I make brinner, but she doesn't cook so I suppose she has no say in the matter. The little man loves it so we win 2-1!

    Just had maple sausage, bacon and a Serrano pepper omelette. Scrambled eggs for them.

    Who's with me that brinner (breakfast for dinner) is just awesome?
     
  2. Hobofrank

    Hobofrank Prime Minister of Idiocracy

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    witch j00, Brinner FTMFW
     
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    I've never heard the term "Brinner" before, but it's nothing new in our home, something we've been doing routinely for years.
     
  4. wanker751

    wanker751 Dutch Rudder Enthusiast

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    [video=youtube;plYIIKQOtUI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plYIIKQOtUI[/video]

    Well I did not invent the term, credit that to Scrubs...
     
  5. Electroguy563

    Electroguy563 Vegas Joker

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    Every once in a while I crave breakfast food for dinner. "Brinner", lol! That's a new one for me.

    I used to just holler "Let's eat Breakfast for dinner!!!!"
     
  6. HoyaHeel

    HoyaHeel Grammar Police & Admin

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    I have never subscribed to the arbitrary rule there are certain foods for morning or evening (other than I want coffee as soon as I wake up and now that I'm old I cannot have caffeine after ~3) I prefer savory in the morning - today I had a spinach salad topped with an egg for breakfast. I also love Asian breakfasts - a little miso or dumpling soup? Yes please! So eating an omelet for dinner - sounds great! My mom loved to make pancakes for dinner.
     
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    BayouBengal VIP Whale

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    Mexican breakfast is the best whether it's some sort of breakfast taco or huevos rancheros.
     
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    Royal Flusher Savvy Gambler

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    I'm down with that, I actually had an omelette and a handful of Jimmy Deans for dinner last night. Topped with goat cheese and hot enchilada sauce. D-lish!
     
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    I'm the opposite. I am reluctant to eat breakfast food past 11AM, even at brunch. But dinner for breakfast is something I do all the time.
     
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    Breeze147 Button Man

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    I've eaten many a cold slice of pizza for breakfast. drek fest?

    Just made hash with the leftover corned beef and potatoes from St. Patty's Day topped with sunny side eggs for dinner.
     
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    Drambler High-Roller

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    Where was the throw up gravy?
     
  12. wanker751

    wanker751 Dutch Rudder Enthusiast

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    Dinfast?

    That reminds me I have two corned beef in the fridge. I always buy extra when on sale for paddy's day.

    I cured my own once but honestly not worth the trouble.... now my homemade cured smoked bacon.. :thumbsup:
     
  13. Royal Flusher

    Royal Flusher Savvy Gambler

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    Busted. :beer:
     
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