Apparantly no good after the first round
Not sure that joke would work up North. I only recently heard the phrase 'rounds of toast' I think it's a Southern thing, like elevensies and morning tea.
You've never heard of a round of toast? Do you live in Bolton castle and entertain the Queen or something?
You'll be telling us you don't know what a chippy is next!
*Prances off Homer style*
Toast comes in slices, what yer on about ? Dinner is a mid day meal and tea time is when the kids come home from school.
Round = slice
Lunch = dinner for posh people
Dinner can also = tea for not-working class people too
What Pete says. Was only the last 8-10 months or so I heard it being called a round of toast. It's the language of the posh you see, it
don't settle with me
Edited to add as I understood it a round was like a serving of toast so whatever comes out of the toaster in one go is a round!?
[Edited on 5/5/09 by mistergrumpy]
Thought a round was 2 slices...
My dad says round of toast... He's about as posh as a flat cap and a walk t'shop
awesome, that means im posh dinner to me is whatever meal you have that is hot, which for me is at tea time (undoubtedly less healthy than main
meal at mid day though).
Lunch is what you have on a lunch break 
not heard of a round of toast though 
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awesome, that means im posh
Lunch is what you have on a lunch break
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dinner to me is whatever meal you have that is hot
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What Pete says.
Edited to add as I understood it a round was like a serving of toast so whatever comes out of the toaster in one go is a round!?
[Edited on 5/5/09 by mistergrumpy]
Whatever your interpretation I'd rather have a round of toast than go a round with Ricky Hatton whether he lost or not, he got in there and did it and fair play to him. I don't follow or condone boxing but he has my respect without anyone taking shots at him for a cheap laugh.