[T*]

yes

[T*]

sometimes if they're not someone unwanted or annoying

[Firewire]

All of the time, people who don't are arseholes

[armand.kay]

I think my mum has offered even the Iceland delivery man tea before.

[arista]

Originally Posted by armand.kay

I think my mum has offered even the Iceland delivery man tea before.

No thats Wrong

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by arista

No thats Wrong

Why? She sounds like a lovely woman to me

[arista]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Why? She sounds like a lovely woman to me

Its slows up the deliverys

[Natalie.]

I offer a drink but no biscuits

[arista]

Originally Posted by Natalie.

I offer a drink but no biscuits

Thats Good Enough Natalie

[arista]

Originally Posted by Josy

Do you offer your visitors a cuppa tea/coffee and a biscuit?

of course

[jennyjuniper]

It depends if it's someone I'm glad to see or not. Service people always get offered tea/coffee/cold soft drink and biscuits or cake.
People I am glad to see get offered everything but my first born, but those who I am not so fond of get offered a cuppa and that's that.

[lostalex]

I'm originally from Virginia. I know how to host a guest properly.

[joeysteele]

In the main yes, not usually just to someone just dropping in with a quick message or something but anyone likely to be there for half an hour or more, then yes.

I always offer biscuits or a sandwich even and if they are there around meal times will offer them to stay for a meal too.

If it is evening,then I will offer an alcoholic drink too if they want one.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

In the main yes, not usually just to someone just dropping in with a quick message or something but anyone likely to be there for half an hour or more, then yes.

I always offer biscuits or a sandwich even and if they are there around meal times will offer them to stay for a meal too.

If it is evening,then I will offer an alcoholic drink too if they want one.

drop me your address Joey I think I may be calling on you

[Locke.]

I very rarely drink it myself so no, it doesn't enter my mind to do so. If one of my friends asks for one I just tell them to go and make on, I'm not a bloody servant

[Suze]

Originally Posted by Locke.

I very rarely drink it myself so no, it doesn't enter my mind to do so. If one of my friends asks for one I just tell them to go and make on, I'm not a bloody servant

I am funny in that the kitchen is sort of my domain, and I won't let others go make their own food and drink in MY kitchen You have got to try to be more hospitable to your guests/friends Locke

[Suze]

Originally Posted by Josy

Do you offer your visitors a cuppa tea/coffee and a biscuit?

I always offer visitors a cold drink, or tea, Coffee, and biscuits, family also plus cooking them some food or making them a sarnie, as I think it is only good manners and hospitable to do so. However, I can't say that I am offered the same, as it is rare that I am

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Suze

I always offer visitors a cold drink, or tea, Coffee, and biscuits, family also plus cooking them some food or making them a sarnie, as I think it is only good manners and hospitable to do so. However, I can't say that I am offered the same, as it is rare that I am

I think it's extremely rude not to offer a drink if someone calls

[Marsh.]

I don't own a kitchen.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I don't own a kitchen.

Where do your meals come from, meals on wheels

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Where do your meals come from, meals on wheels

I have a microwave in the living room.

[Crimson Dynamo]

I dont get visitors. period

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

I'd genuinely love to visit you if I lived nearer you. Genuinely.

National Express is your friend KL

[Kizzy]

Tea yes biscuit no.