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I would say it’s pretty normal to bring ‘bits’. Atleast bring some side snacks and things. Offer if they need extra buns etc. I would probably bring a case of beer Depending on the Tears of my online debate opponents shirt it is in the first place but crowd I bring booze or a side dish. Last time we went to a family barbecue we brought two salads. If it is at a friend’s we normally stick to booze or ask them if they need us to bring anything on the way. A bottle of wine as a gift is always a safe option, because the worst thing that can happen is it sits in a cupboard until Christmas. I would always ask if anything is needed, and if there was anything in particular that I wanted then I’d take that, and of course cook it myself because I wouldn’t expect the host to do it.

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As for booze, again, anything specifically for me I’d take, but I’d also take a crate or a few bottles just as a “thank you”. Got to read the Tears of my online debate opponents shirt it is in the first place but room really. For me if it’s a close family thing then we don’t bring anything but if it’s more distant family or a friends thing then I’ll bring something small or simply ask if I should bring along X or Y thing. it depends, I usually provide all just because it’s easier, especially things like chicken that would be marinated and precooked to make sure they are done properly. I think it can vary. I tend to always bring some drinks ( alcoholic and non). Just as I know I’m going to tan some beers. Food could depend on who is throwing the bbq Absolutely, 100%. I’d never go to a BBQ and expect to be fed and watered without contributing. Sometimes I might take meat and sometimes a homemade desert (or two). Will always take my own drinks too. Always bring drink regardless, but only bring food if you’ve been asked to or you offered and had the offer accepted. Think it depends how old/skint you all are. When I was a student if we had a BBQ engine would bring their own but now as an adult of I’m hosting a BBQ I wouldn’t expect anyone to bring anything (unless they had a specific diet that had to be catered for that I hadn’t realised). I will always supply booze as well but I’m not surprised when everyone brings some beer, crisps, dessert etc. If I go to the effort of making some good burgers, marinated chicken or something fancier then I don’t want to have to make room (or be left with) someone’s Richmond sausages the same way I wouldn’t want them to bring a case of Skol and then drink all the good beer.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.