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What's the difference between a packed lunch and a picnic?

9 replies

BroccoliSpears · 29/08/2008 18:40

Am I being pretentious grandiose in calling our tupperware box of sarnies, fruit, crisps and juice a picnic?

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ThatBigGermanPrison · 29/08/2008 18:40

A picnic is food eaten outside, in my book.

CatIsSleepy · 29/08/2008 18:42

for a genuine picnic you need a tartan rug
and a pitched battle with a load of pissed off wasps

BroccoliSpears · 29/08/2008 18:43

We have a tartan rug. We always eat our packed lunch outside on our tartan rug...

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Majeika · 29/08/2008 18:44

To me a packed lunch is individual and a picnic is communal!!

As a family we always take a picnic but for school the boys have a packed lunch. We never take a packed lunch as a family!

CatIsSleepy · 29/08/2008 18:46

tartan rug: v. good
technically you probably need a thermos flask too

sagacious · 29/08/2008 18:50

A picnic includes wine (preferably chilled in a stream)
And scotch eggs (unsure why)
A hamper (Cath Kidston) or Fortnums wicker basket

Packed lunch is cheese sarnies and a bag of crisps

BroccoliSpears · 29/08/2008 19:14

Sagacious is there no middle ground?

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sagacious · 29/08/2008 19:15

None

Nappyzoneneedssleep · 29/08/2008 19:16

I agree communal so more of an outside buffet on a tartan rug rather than out of individual power ranger boxes.

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